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12:46 AM, Friday March 7th 2025

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little sketches for my 50% rule. I haven't done it much throughout lesson one, so I hope this is enough for me to move onto the 250 box challenge. they're kinda bad, but thats ok.

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4:45 PM, Friday March 7th 2025
edited at 4:46 PM, Mar 7th 2025

Hi Turq, proportions are looking decent. Keep at it. Maybe pay a bit more attention to the confidence of your lines and mark making in general. I love me some sketchy art, but for each drawing maybe add in a few more lines that really look bold and intentional (like you unapologetically meant to put them there). And last but not least, have fun with it!

edited at 4:46 PM, Mar 7th 2025
12:07 AM, Tuesday March 11th 2025
edited at 12:07 AM, Mar 11th 2025

its only sketchy because i havent learned how to digitally paint yet. i got this tablet in january i think and only really started using it in march (this month). I would love any advice you can give

edited at 12:07 AM, Mar 11th 2025
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7:10 PM, Friday March 7th 2025

It looks cool. The dragon ones are my favorites :)

11:31 PM, Wednesday March 12th 2025

thanks for the support!

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5:10 PM, Wednesday March 12th 2025

Page 3 is my favorite. It looks like a fun way to explore of proportions.

11:31 PM, Wednesday March 12th 2025

thanks a lot!

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