Lesson 5: Applying Construction to Animals
2:37 PM, Tuesday August 2nd 2022
Chapter 5 done, hope critiquing is detailed, thank you.
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2:42 PM, Thursday August 18th 2022
I realy very love your organic interactions, the forms and the shadows are very nice. And your animals look good too.
Some are better, but overall they look very 3D and solid.
Well done
5:27 PM, Friday August 19th 2022
thanx i am not good enough yet so i will do my own 50 animal challenge
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