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Lesson 4: Applying Construction to Insects and Arachnids

12:28 AM, Sunday February 25th 2024

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2:19 PM, Monday May 6th 2024

Hello! Sorry for the wait! I've been sick and behind on everything (???)

Here's your critique!

Like I said on the video I want you to do one more page of organic forms and one more insect, remember to draw it big and try to get a picture that's a 3/4 view! (Not side, front or top views)

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one more page of organic forms

one more insect

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4:49 PM, Monday May 6th 2024

For the contour lines, I think I was trying to figure out a way of how they would look towards the middle, but I don't know how I let myself make them look like that lol. Anyways here are the revisions, hopefully I did better. I hope you review all of my work I have left to do. Your videos are really helpful. Here is the link - https://imgur.com/a/zCSypXj

3:49 PM, Sunday May 12th 2024

Yeah these are looking better! There are still some issues on the ellipses on what I pointed out but they are way better overall, great jobs!

On the bugs you're doing better but still a few issues, take a look at this diagram!

https://i.imgur.com/Ieh2tYF.png

Main thingies are the forms of sausages that sometimes are a bit ellipse like, and the adittional forms. That being said I think you're ready for lesson 5, good luck and if you have any questions please ask!

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