yes, i probably did rush, looking at discord i saw a user that did 70 minutes while on average mines are 10 minutes,
so i tried taking my time and observing so 30 minutes a drawing is pretty good i think
as for me being afraid of feedback is true i guess, even tho i never realised it
thanks for the critique,
I didnt understand what you tried to explain about the organic forms with contour curves..if you could make it more clear for me
cute
very nice!
i followed what you said
no zigzaging, be thoughtful of lines, and the branches lines..
at the branches i tried to stick to what is written but there were a few times that i started from the middle. also, i didnt do rotated branches cuz i tried to make the line more accurate
i always try to make line thoughtfully but i often find myself doing on impulse. for example the base on 2nd page left plant .
in the submission there are some lines that look weak (like here https://imgur.com/jkezk8z) its because of my pen getting dried really fast if i dont use it.
in general i try to strive for the best line i can but my impulsiveness and not so great accuracy make them seem ugly.
i dont feel rushed, im in general too impulsive so this is actually me focusing all my mental strenght on making good lines and not rushed ones
on plants page 1 i redid the pitcher because of its upper body, watching the video i didnt feel the shape so i tried to make my own version
hi, just wanted to say that this is lesson 1 and not 2
thank you Rob
heres the organic exercise as well as the missing one.
i ghosted almost everything and added some dark lines to indicate overlaps so it wont confuse me.
When it comes to technical drawing, there's no one better than Scott Robertson. I regularly use this book as a reference when eyeballing my perspective just won't cut it anymore. Need to figure out exactly how to rotate an object in 3D space? How to project a shape in perspective? Look no further.
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