Leonard Gauthier - ArtSchool Journey

leonard.gauthier 2021-04-27 18:34:01 UTC #21

Thank you Handro !
Yeah that's also what I thought when drawing her haha

leonard.gauthier 2021-04-27 18:38:15 UTC #22

Hey everyone this is my 4 point perspective assignement
Not really sure if she looks right or not feel free to give me feedbacks as always

a little extra from today's studies ! Drawing in colors was so much more challenging than going only for the values

dangras-almeida 2021-04-28 14:52:32 UTC #23

Loved how your 4-point perspective character turned out, but it feels to me that the edges could be a bit more exaggerated. In Marc's example at least, the head and feet are really small if compared to the waist line.

Good job on the anatomy exercises there, too

leonard.gauthier 2021-05-03 13:14:51 UTC #24

Thx for your feedback
I've tried to get closer to Marc's result with some liquify, I don't know if this looks better :

And here are my portrait practices of the week

Vonschlippe 2021-05-03 13:49:22 UTC #25

Amazing work Leonard!!

I absolutely love the subtle hue shifts you've got going in that middle picture, reminds me of how Christophe Young uses greys and greens to render skin tones. I also like what you've done with that last drawing - I gave you some feedback on the Discord and you've really nailed it! The arms, larger torso, and clear shapes of value really give it the readability it needed.

Fantastic work overall. Keep it up!

leonard.gauthier 2021-05-07 08:21:48 UTC #26

Hey!
Vonschlippe, without your feedbacks she wouldn't be like this, thanks a lot

Here are my works for the anatomy class 2, I had a lot of fun with this class!
Let me know if anything is wrong, I'm not entirely sure of everything I've done

leonard.gauthier 2021-05-08 10:31:16 UTC #27

I've corrected the first anatomy studies (size of the biceps and deltoid) thanks to a discord member, and also have done another one with more dynamic poses

leonard.gauthier 2021-05-21 07:43:34 UTC #28

It's being a long time since I've posted here!
I don't have a computer where I am, so I've decided to switch from Photoshop to PROCREATE and had some trouble to get comfortable on it.
Here are my works from this week

I will try to shade this one so if you spot anything, feedbacks are very welcome!

LesleyCarol 2021-05-21 13:33:01 UTC #29

I love that you use grey lines, and on top of that your line weights are so spot on Nice work!!

mau.wamp 2021-05-21 14:36:35 UTC #30

I really like your flat color sketches, Leonard!
They look realistic and 3D even without any shading, good work!

profets 2021-05-24 01:55:55 UTC #31

Hell yeah! frothin' on this piece! love the use of colour, and so dynamic. would make for a mad poster. edit: (the red portrait piece).

Love the recent post with the flats! those girls look cool as. and great work on the skateboard angle.

leonard.gauthier 2021-05-28 08:24:34 UTC #32

Thanks guys, your messages are going straight to the heart

I've finally figured out how to shade on procreate so here is my work of these last few days + little color tests after Marc's class!

The course on color was captivating but I have some trouble with complementary / triads harmony.
If anyone can give me feedbacks on the colors I've tried it will be super appreciated!

mau.wamp 2021-05-28 09:15:01 UTC #33

I really like your Complementary colors, they work really well!
I think your Analogous colors are a little too saturated overall, it makes them a little unpleasant to look at. Maybe you should choose one color to be the dominant, hence most saturated and in turn reduce the other's saturation a little. I think you did that exact thing on your Triads with the red/green being the dominant color!

Quick disclaimer: I am in no way an expert in color, I went through Marc's class and thats pretty much it when it comes to my experience : )
This feedback is pretty much my personal opinion, please correct me if I got anything wrong
Hope that still helps, Leonard! Keep up the good work!