Aug '20

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spacelunar236

Hi Renee,
welcome to ArtSchool! Great that you posted so much already and I noticed that we have the exact same dream house! XD Love it. My house is in Iceland on water though. :wink:

11 days later

Sep '20

I have been really busy recently, but I finally have some time for a little bit! I was able to finish the one point perspective assignment. This was really difficult for me since I have never tried to put a room into perspective. My room, which I was using as reference is also very crammed since 3 of live there. I tried to add a fantasy twist, which is why I made the windows and roof more arc like. I was thinking that it maybe could be the room of a few mages who are attending school? Any feedback is much appreciated :smiley:

Sep '20

I love your 2 point perspective assignment here. Looks like wizards and witches live in this room and there's quite a lot to discover.
I think the doorway isn't quite in perspective though. The arch reaches too far down on the left side and the straight line doesn't seem to be parallel to the horizon line.
Also the carpet seems to be tilted too much towards the viewer in my opinion.

Other than that it looks really cool! :smiley:

I hope the feedback is okay.

Sep '20

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spacelunar236

Very well thought out room. I like the window designs and how many details you put into it. To add to Indra's recommendations above, I'd say check the ceiling beams. Right now they look like they got rotated, especially the central one.

Sep '20

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spacelunar236

I don't have a lot to add since IndrawnArt and WeirdOwl covered the first things I noticed, the only other thing that kind of stood out to me is that if the floor boards are actually the same size (as each other) the ones in the middle should look wider, aside from that, it might have been intentional, but a lot of the furniture seems to be kind of twisted, like the closer chair's back and the front of the seat is out of perspective. You did a great job giving the room a fantasy-vibe, keep up the great work!

Sep '20

Thank you all for the feedback! I really appreciate it :smile: I'll make sure to keep it in mind for future things! I will keep working on it!
I also have kept going on the figure drawing and these are my draw overs with the cylinders. Do the cylinders look to be in perspective? I find it hard to tell the perspective of limbs.

Sep '20

I have done the proportions and the first figure drawing. In the past I would only draw very simplified bodies, and stylized faces, so I am lacking in a bit of anatomical knowledge. The figure drawing was still a lot of fun, and I kept it to 1 hour so that I wouldn't over focus on smaller details. I will also do more in the future. Any feedback would be great!

Sep '20

Not bad for lacking knowledge. The first thing that stand outs to me are the size of her legs and feet. I think her thighs are too short and that forced the calves to compensate.

Secondly is the proportions to her face need some love but that will come with time and a later lesson.

Overall, it's good work. Feel free to cut into me when I get to that lesson. Haha.

Sep '20

I did the gesture drawings for the first time today! It's challenging doing it in so little time. I think I have a lot of room to improve. I will keep doing these everyday as recommended. The first picture is 30 sec second is 60 sec. Is there any feedback since these seem very new to me?

I also did another figure drawing yesterday. I realized that doing things stylized is too ingrained especially in faces, so I need to focus on attempting to make it more realistic. I think when I get to the anatomy terms figure drawings will get easier.

Sep '20

Try to use lines with only 1 curve for your figure drawing, that makes figures much more alive. You can always add more lines, because obviously you can't always make a figure with only 1 action line, but try to make every one of them with only 1 curve. I send you an example for what I mean. I hope it helps!

Sep '20

Ok that helps a lot, I was trying to do the figure with two or three lines, so I will try with only one!

Sep '20

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Frygidal

peter you should publish more of your gesture drawing, they're so good hahah
Apart from that those studies are great, with anatomy they will be even better :relaxed:

And keep attention with the arm of the figure drawing, it's very important to make the body parts on the ground really solid or you character will seem to flow, but I understand that it's a super difficult pose so nevermind :sweat_smile:

Sep '20

oh you are too kind Chiara :stuck_out_tongue: I have just got down from 90s to 60s so a lot of my figures are pretty bad, but sometimes I got lucky and make something what I think looks cool :smiley: that's one of my favourites:

I almost always make one long line with 1 curve and build around it, also I try to make nice lines and retry when failed. It is really hard for me even after over 1000 figures drawn but with these tips you can get better really fast

Sep '20

I went back and id another perspective drawing, this time in two point perspective. The horizon line and vanishing points of the reference picture seemed difficult for me I think it was because one vanishing point is really close to the building and the other is really far off the page. Eventually I think I worked it out. I much prefer drawing people though haha

Sep '20

Very nice line treatment and foliage treatment but the slanted roof seems off, lines should go to the new VP for the slanted roof, and they seem all over the place :stuck_out_tongue: (the box for the building is narrower with more depth so the slanted roof over it should be getting narrower as well and it isn't)