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The Fearless

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    8:36 PM, Tuesday December 22nd 2020

    Ah, Christmas comes early!

    Thanks for the thorough feedback. I will re-read and write some notes so I can try and get it to stick better. I will take my time with the next 4 pages as well, so you won't hear from me for a few weeks at least.

    Seasons greetings/happy holidays/merry solstice.

    T

    4:12 PM, Monday December 21st 2020

    Hi Uncomfortable,

    Thanks for the feedback. Attached is the re-do of the 4 pages of animal constructions. I still struggle with "layering" on the masses, but I do see what you mean. (I found it difficult to add masses for larger parts of the animals, like adding the belly at the bottom of the sausage, or a "rump" at the top-rear of the sausage). At least the fox is a step in the right direction. Let me know what you think.

    I have found the following difficult and would be keen to hear if you have any links/feedback on what I might be missing:

    • adding masses for larger shapes (the belly, the rump, etc), I can tell I'm sort of just "tacking them on" when I can't see where they might attach.

    • in which direction do I add the contour line on the sausages when they meet? I tried to add a countour based just off what I saw depending on each animal, but am I missing a "just do it one way" kind of thing?

    • faces remain difficult, but at least the fox one improved. I struggle sometimes with getting the initial proportion of the head to the sausage right - guess It's better to start too small and add layers than to start too big?

    Thanks again,

    T

    https://imgur.com/a/g6Ue5Gv

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    2:42 PM, Sunday November 29th 2020

    Hey! I'm not really qualified to give feedback but I wanted to say that your work seems really clean. I've been struggling with lesson 5 for a little while and have been looking at other submissions for inspiration. I see that you did some of the foxes that I have been trying to do - I can definitely see how you are using construction to build the torso / body out larger from the initial sausage - whereas I was having a tough time by making the initial sausage (and the ellipses it is based on) too large.

    Keep up the good work!

    9:58 PM, Monday November 16th 2020

    Thanks Uncomfortable! This was all really helpful and I will return to re-read it as I practice.

    Until next lesson...

    9:06 PM, Friday October 30th 2020

    Certainly, that's fair. I can stand to look at some more insects / arachnids )(???) and circle round back to that. To be honest, the homework for lesson 5 has been pretty hard, so I think I need to circle back anyway and do more practice first.

    Until then!

    11:45 AM, Friday October 30th 2020

    This is just wonderful. I'm thrilled to have feedback from you personally - especially the marked up images - it clears things up for sure. I should really be waiting to make improvements after getting feedback, but unfortunately I'm already onto lesson 5 (I don't know what else to do with myself during this pandemic—and really, your drawing course has been really beneficial for a way to unwind) I will keep your advice in mind going forward.

    Thanks for all your hard work.

    Tyler

    12:07 PM, Friday October 16th 2020

    Thank you for the feedback!

    12:03 PM, Tuesday September 29th 2020

    Thanks for the feedback, it was certainly helpful.

    Cheers!

    11:54 AM, Saturday September 12th 2020

    lol... yeah. That's the benefit of feedback I guess - I was working in a vaccuum thinking "this is probably fine" — so it's good that you pointed out a few things that I was probably hiding from acknowledging. Onwards!!

    Thanks again!

    5:06 PM, Friday September 11th 2020

    Hi Rob,

    Thanks for your critique - it was very helpful. You are correct on several counts - I'm definitely rushing at times and not ghosting. Thanks for pointing that out.

    I have just finished the 250 boxes challenge (unfortunately, before becoming a proper Patron) so I'm sure some of the feedback you've just given will be relevant in my next submission.

    I have also attached a redo of 1 page of plotted perspective.

    https://imgur.com/a/Wwvmp9e

    Thanks for your time,

    Tyler

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