Piero - Art School Journey

thatstarman 2022-02-25 07:07:27 UTC #10

You're probably right, if the lines are right it's probably just my brain. Did another two point today for practice.

Xybb 2022-02-25 08:51:28 UTC #11

In terms of perspective, everything is correct. The reason it looks off, is because your vanishing points are very close together. This imitates a very low focal length (or fisheye effect) which the human eye is not used to.

thatstarman 2022-02-26 04:03:12 UTC #12

I figured it was something like that, thanks. Did this one today and then added some more features onto it.

Lockenheim 2022-02-26 16:30:45 UTC #13

Looking good! I went over this just to check and I got something similar!

thatstarman 2022-03-13 18:41:00 UTC #14

One point perspective assignment that I did over the course of a few days, otherwise it's just been work with proportions and gestures. Probably about to move on to Term 2.

Lockenheim 2022-03-19 17:40:41 UTC #15

Very nice! Great thickness on everything! One thing is sticking out to me is the bottom panel of the sliding door on the left side. The corner isn't parallel with the other corners or the other corner of the bottom panel. This looks freaking awesome! Great work!

thatstarman 2022-04-01 00:47:57 UTC #16

Initial practice with heads. The circles on the side of the head is pretty difficult to get used to, and a few of the heads look weird because of it, but obviously it's a process. I do already see a few issues with the chin not being parallel to the side line on the head, so that's something to look out for.

thatstarman 2022-04-05 01:27:00 UTC #17

More head practice, starting to get the hang of it. The top left head doesn't look correct at all, so I left in the construction lines in case anyone else wants to see if I did it correctly. The rest look good to me, though.

thatstarman 2022-04-06 02:19:15 UTC #18

More heads, for some of them the jaw definitely looks a bit too large.

Gordon003 2022-04-06 10:42:31 UTC #19

you need to draw the nose line which can be used to find the average jaw distance. Here's an reference I found that helps me. (still learning though)

thatstarman 2022-04-08 03:26:00 UTC #20

More heads from earlier today. I'll definitely try using that as a reference, thanks.

thatstarman 2022-04-10 04:40:04 UTC #21

Heads and ears. Will definitely do more ears tomorrow, until I can do it from memory.

Billy_Fell 2022-04-10 11:59:39 UTC #22

Can’t wait to see your environment drawing, you’ve got me excited now. 👍🏽

thatstarman 2022-04-13 01:45:35 UTC #23

More heads. For the circled one on the bottom, I was curious if I did it right and it's actually supposed to look like that.

thatstarman 2022-04-13 18:22:47 UTC #24

Heads and ears.

thatstarman 2022-04-15 05:03:07 UTC #25

Ears and heads. Again. Probably moving on to the next part of Anatomy 1 tomorrow.

thatstarman 2022-04-15 18:02:55 UTC #26

Gonna have to ask for help on some of these heads. No idea what it is, but the ones facing up just look janky and wrong. If someone has any idea what it is, I'd appreciate the feedback. Don't really feel comfortable moving forward until I know for sure what's going on.

thatstarman 2022-04-19 01:29:29 UTC #27

Crisis averted, I think. The heads look better, regardless.

thatstarman 2022-04-27 04:54:25 UTC #28

The nose. More of these to come.

thatstarman 2022-05-05 01:09:42 UTC #29

Been tied down with work and school so I didn't get a ton of time to do drawing, but I'm back on it now. Two more noses. Gonna do some more angles showing the nostrils, but otherwise it's mostly a shading issue with them. Shading is actually pretty enjoyable, I'll probably do some more on my own time.