Lesson 2: Contour Lines, Texture and Construction
4:52 AM, Saturday December 4th 2021
can i move on to lesson 3?
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10:30 PM, Sunday December 5th 2021
Very solid work all around,
A few things though
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line weight on arrows should be localized to the bends
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I think you should focus more on drop shadows for your dissections
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also try to do 2 different textures for the inside and outside of the dissections
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for the form intersections shade the face of the shape that faces the viewer i think that would make it look a lot more solid
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more shadows for the organic intersections
Over all though really good work.
Next Steps:
Lesson 3
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