7:14 AM, Tuesday November 21st 2023
do I resubmit the lesson with the official critique or send them here?
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Zhofu
Geometric Guerilla
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zhofu's Sketchbook
5:22 AM, Thursday March 16th 2023
Here are the revisions
4:11 AM, Thursday January 19th 2023
Thank you very much!
4:14 AM, Wednesday January 18th 2023
Thank you for the critique, https://imgur.com/a/dlMZ937
I'm struggling a lot with foot construction facing towards the viewer. Whenever I Attempt to draw them it always look like the hooves/toes are pointing towards a different direction or the ground. Do you have any advice that would help?
8:18 PM, Wednesday November 30th 2022
Thank you for the tips, I decided to draw two of the demos instead of my own constructions because I have never drawn along with the Black widow and Louse demos. Drawing along with the other listed demos before drawing my own helped me a little more with understanding how to simplify and break the insects down to simple forms and shapes.
3:47 AM, Wednesday November 30th 2022
Thank you so much for the critique, Here are my revisions https://imgur.com/a/eoDXT4O
I cant seem to make both ends of the organic forms and sausage forms the same size consistently, do you have any tips to help with that?
5:42 PM, Friday October 28th 2022
I will, Thank you
4:41 AM, Thursday October 27th 2022
Here are my revisions, This time I have taken much more time to read the content and critiques to better understand. Thank you
4:52 AM, Thursday October 20th 2022
Here are my revisions https://imgur.com/a/VUJY5lr
On this plant (https://imgur.com/XLQINqO) I spent about 1 hour on it but included my warm up time on the paper by mistake,
Thank you for the critique
7:01 PM, Friday September 30th 2022
Thank you for the explanation It was kinda nerve wracking but a fun exercise lol
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