Kaz - Art School Journey

[daceronine]

Wow these look so good! You're matching the essence of the reference spookingly well! You're just zooming by these environment exercices xD

[patrycja.lerch]

Great work!

[Kaz_0]

20 pairs of feet

Some muscles on skeletons

Watched Marco Bucci video about shading and took some notes.

[daceronine]

This is all great work! Amazing feet, good muscles and notes! Nothing to add really, it all looks spot on to me.

[Kaz_0]

Finallyyy back to artschool. Summer is tiring.

Continuing where I left - Finished the 10 character anatomy studies.

I started with the skeleton first, then I compared it to the reference and made adjustments. Next I added muscles and did the same thing as before - compare and adjust. I noticed that I tend to make the poses too stiff and narrow. I tried to be looser with the few last characters. The hardest pose was the sitting one because a lot of parts overlap and I kept getting confused.

[mitsuki-youko]

eyy looking great!

[daceronine]

Great work! I'm actually surprised at how similar our process are! Start off with the skeleton, add a few rulers here and there to help keep proportions as you move forward. Build character with forms, adding muscles and finally start adding the details.

I wasn't sure if that was a good way to go at it, but it seemed to work, and seeing it so clearly used by others is reassuring.

Lineart in general is really tight, clear and well done too!

[Kaz_0]

Daily stuff:

Color Theory

Anatomy 3 assignment 2

When I started drawing, I didn't really have an exact pose in mind. I just wanted it to be front facing. Had to look up a reference for the right arm. I'll try some more dynamic poses next.

[daceronine]

You make it look so easy xD. Forearm, knee, leg muscles, hip ratio, pectorals into arm. It all seems to be perfectly on point.

[Kaz_0]

Today's and yesterday's dailies:

Color theory

Anatomy 3 assignment 2
Before drawing anything more complicated, I drew side and back view. Had to peek into my notes often while drawing the legs. The upper leg area was the most troublesome. Now that I have all 3 views fresh in my mind, I hope drawing the next poses will be at least a bit easier.

While drawing the side view I was getting frustrated with it, so I gave the character some clothes to cover it all

[daceronine]

Good work all around mate! I guess the only point that stood out is that the glutes seem a bit too low from where they should be. The form looks right, but it does seem like the low part was stretched a bit too low.

[uggievang]

your understanding of anatomy is pretty phenomenal

[gregorya]

Great work. I like how you break down the pose, and then the anatomy and line art process of the studies.
The color theory looks great as well.

[Kaz_0]

the glutes seem a bit too low from where they should be

You are right. I'll go fix that, thank you for pointing it out.

Dailies :

Color theory

Anatomy 3 assignment 2
There's a lot of wrong with this one, but I didn't want to scrap it. I played with it a bit and modified different parts. It was a good reminder to keep the ground and perspective in mind, otherwise It's hard to figure out how to position the legs.

[Kaz_0]

Today's Practice:

Color theory

Anatomy 3 assignment 2
Trying to draw with boxes today. It was easier to come up with a pose with them.

[gregorya]

The poses look amazing. The color and light theory looks good as well. The anatomy looks good as well.

[daceronine]

Nice works! I really like the variations you did in anatomy, with the buff arms and the one buff arm examples. All muscles look great!

[Kaz_0]

Today's Practice:

Color theory

Anatomy 3 assignment 2
Playing with boxes again.

[daceronine]

Damn all your exercice are really pleasant to look at. Those are really nice studies.
Really like how you are test different body types to try anatomy.

[Kaz_0]

Today's Practice:

Color theory

Anatomy 3 assignment 2
Reviewed some parts with a 3D model and sketched things to practice. I keep forgetting that the scapula can move quite a lot.