phizzle12 - Art Journey

phamster345 2023-02-22 05:00:23 UTC #21

Thank you! I hope to finish up the perspective section!

Gordon003 2023-02-22 22:55:58 UTC #22

Looks good so far! I must say, the bed looks extremely long! Maybe it's my eye not trained on perspective enough,

phamster345 2023-02-25 17:53:07 UTC #23

Thanks! You are right about the bed. It looks too long for a normal bed.

phamster345 2023-02-27 03:11:24 UTC #24

Here is the building assignment for the perspective section. I don't show it on my drawing, but my grid was getting very hectic for me.

phamster345 2023-03-13 01:21:25 UTC #25

I'm back to it. I took a break last weekend because I really needed to relax haha. Anyways, here is some stuff for the figure drawing portion. I've been doing gesture drawings as a warm-up before each of the assignments that I was doing (like the color adjustments, perspective, etc.). And I've done a lot since then. I included just a select few. The first drawings at the top are the beginning and the last drawings at the bottom are more recent.

Also, I don't if it's just me, but I tend to jump straight into details too quickly when I draw people. So it was really relaxing just to focus on circles and cylinders for these drawings. It also really forced me to simplify everything in the human body.

snakker 2023-03-14 16:22:27 UTC #26

Nice work! Simplifying is the best

Cheers

Norma 2023-03-14 17:11:55 UTC #27

The composite with the cat it's cute. Properly cropping an animal with fur in Photoshop is difficult. (Or were you just impatient?)

Norma 2023-03-14 17:13:42 UTC #28

Cool! Good work with the idea and the composite.

phamster345 2023-03-15 03:24:22 UTC #29

Thanks! Looking back on it now, I think I was impatient when I lassoed the cat. It looks more obvious to me that I didn't do enough to make the cat's edges look more natural.

phamster345 2023-03-18 23:49:27 UTC #30

It's been a while since I drew a figure without altering my drawing for my own purposes, so this was definitely a wake-up call to watch out for proportions, shape language, etc. in the figure. And I also need to work on my line art. I avoided practicing line art for too long, and now I need to confront it. And I need to work on feet as well.

snakker 2023-03-19 14:18:32 UTC #31

Looking good! pretty much as spot on and with nice clear structure
There can always be more improvement, but if you struggle getting the proportions to point I would focus more on that and keep details like feet as placeholders until the bigger picture is easier to accomplish

cheers!

phamster345 2023-03-19 17:53:41 UTC #32

Thank you for your advice! I definitely have to work on proportions and, in general, the big picture. It's very tempting to jump right into the details for me.