Lesson 2: Contour Lines, Texture and Construction
8:08 AM, Wednesday September 14th 2022
That took forever, and took me 2 entire pens.
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10:59 PM, Sunday September 18th 2022
Hi, gonna try my hand at giving you a critique for this lesson.
On you arrow ribbons you have nice shading and most of them get smaller as they go back in space. I only saw a couple where they did not seem to so that. Good job on those.
The organic forms with countour elpses and curves look really nice. You seem to have really understood that concept and you did really well on making them feel like they have mass.
Your texture excercises look amazing especially when looking at your organic form textures. That second page was amazing . You did very good at making your textures look accurate.
The form intersection pages are goof too. I can see that you aretaking your time to lay down confident lines. Great job.
The organic intersection look good , again you really showed the objects habing mass, which is great . Toy did a good job on the shadows.
Overall, Good job.!
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I think you can move on to the next step.
1:36 AM, Tuesday September 20th 2022
Thank you for your critique.
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