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Lesson 4: Applying Construction to Insects and Arachnids

2:50 PM, Wednesday April 24th 2024

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Took a little break, but did warmups with past exercises for a week and feel I'm back at it. Some of my own mistakes I can see already, such as some sloppy sausages and some parts where I forgot that I'm not supposed to correct and draw over my construction lines. I also struggled a lot with my paper and pen - the paper was surprisingly coarse and I had to press a bit more with the pen to get solid lines. Very finicky. Also, and scan was not done by me so it looks a bit washed out. I hope my construction lines are still visible.

Looking forward to a critique!

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5:02 PM, Saturday September 28th 2024
edited at 2:02 PM, Sep 29th 2024

Hello! Here's the critique

Like I said on it I want you to do one more page of organic forms and then after that one more insect! Good luck and keep up the good work!

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1 more page of organic forms wth contour lines

1 more page of an insect

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edited at 2:02 PM, Sep 29th 2024
2:02 PM, Sunday September 29th 2024

I made a mistake and uploaded the wrong video, if you have looked at it already don't freak out, I edited it again, sorry for the inconvenience

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