Rodrigo - Art School Journey

[Rodo]

@cedricgo it didn't work

[Rodo]

I liked this one the most.

Pen control was fun today.

[Rodo]

Week 4 is officially over with these exercises, i enjoyed doing this last version of the female and male proportions.

An also the daily pen control of course.

And the meaning of that Kanji is "journey", fitting for this School.

[daceronine]

Oy you seem to be getting more comfortable with those proportions, they look better!

[Rodo]

And we are back with Lineart exercise for today, It was fun but time consuming, this is Ramattra from the game Overwatch, felt with the desire to draw a mecha type of character. Hope you like it.

[daceronine]

Oh heck he looks great!

[Rodo]

It´s a bit late but better than never, so here is another daily figure exercise.

[cobalt_kat]

Really good work on the line weight here.

[Rodo]

Some skellies from reference pictures are done.

[Rodo]

Secon one of week 5.

Makoto Nijima from Persona 5.

[cedricgo]

Sorry to read that. Maybe give it a few days before making another attempt. Other than that, I am not sure what else can be done 😅

I will also add you're doing a great job with your studies and practice here

[Rodo]

I don't know why but i felt that two minutes was a lot harder than previous time limits xD

[garrok.dev]

I felt exactly the same ! It was actually the hardest for me !

[Rodo]

I don't know why but i felt that two minutes was a lot harder than previous time limits xD

Little by little i'll get it done.

[Rodo]

One point perspective.

Vs two point perspective.

I decided not to color the cubes to show just how many convergence lines i used xD.

[daceronine]

Going well so far! Does photoshop have rulers? since you are getting the hang of perspective, might be useful to take a look at the ruler tools to see how they can help you create the vanishing points and guidelines.

[Rodo]

It does come with rulers, i sometimes use them whe the vanishing poits are outside the frame, they really come in handy.

[snakker]

Looking good mate, try adding more line weight at contour, edges, intersections and things closer to us. Lower line weight of things farther away and minor details. Can also play with the line weight in the middle of long lines, especially if it "faces the light".

Those things can really add to the illusion of depth even at the lineart level

cheers

[Rodo]

Three out of five.

Dark Cosmic Jhin skin from League of Legends.

[Rodo]

I'll give it a try on tomorrow's daily perspective asignment.
Thank you man.