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benzenlines
The Fearless
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benzenlines's Sketchbook
8:18 PM, Saturday February 25th 2023
7:41 PM, Saturday December 24th 2022
Hi Andpie,
Thank you for this critique! I found that attempting to make the construction lines more solid on this pass, made some more of the drawings in the "free 50%" feel a little more solid as well.
Here are the re-worked pages:
Thank you.
And Happy Holidays!
benzenlines
9:17 AM, Monday June 27th 2022
Do you still have a stack of your drawings and or exercises? I've found sometimes taking a day when things are relaxed, it's helpful to look at past works. I might make a cup of coffee and just leaf through what's already been done.
Then, maybe just starting with some warmups.
I just got back into drawing after being away from it for two months working on a writing project. Started in on the next lesson, just drawing along to the demo video, and it's helped ease back into it. Did one first page of insects, and posted on the anything a dragon challenge.
4:35 AM, Sunday December 20th 2020
Thank you for the in-depth critique. Looking back, I was surprised at how isometric/oblique I did make those first boxes. I’ve tried making these new ones more in three-point perspective. I was surprised to see how much boxes in the real field of vision are distorted by a phone camera.
I look forward to seeing if these are improved.
Here is link for the new upload: http://imgur.com/gallery/33DX4Ve
Thanks again.
5:22 AM, Friday October 2nd 2020
Hey benj,
Thanks for the great feedback for Lesson 1. Even getting started with the 250 box challenge, I can see where lines get a bit wobbly or inked up, especially in hatching toward the end of the ghosted lines.
Also especially your reminder to stay focused on each line ahead, one at a time, is something I’ll definitely work with.
Thanks again.
Regards,
BenZenLines
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