Nov '20

Hi all!
My name is Sophie, I'm 27 and I've been doing digital art as an on-and-off hobby for around 10 years but I've never really worked on my basics or had any real instruction/feedback. That's why I've started with Art School and I'm really excited to start drawing with more purpose and hopefully improving!

Here's my work so far on Term 1 - Nude Figure Drawing. All feedback much appreciated - I have a long way to go!

Cylinder practice:

Drawing skeletons over reference:

Drawing skeletons next to reference:

Proportion Practice:

The guys shoulders just keep getting bigger....oops!

9 days later

Nov '20

Hey this looks good, cool practice for new beginings 😊 I would just say to pay attention on legs, calf area (last pic) on some of them inside part is higher than outside, and it should be the oppostite 😊 enjoy your practice 😊

2 years later

Feb '23

Finally getting back into it! Here's a couple of tries at the 1 point perspective assignment (one much messier than the other). I really struggled trying to include anything in the rooms that was off-kilter/not at 90 degrees to the wall - is there some method for that or is it just a practice thing?

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Feb '23

Hey there, great job! These perspective pieces look really good
There definitely is a process to rotate objects in perspective, marc covers it in term 2 perspective

Cheers

Feb '23

Ah okay - getting ahead of myself! Thanks

Feb '23

Welcome back! Good job getting back at it.

Feb '23

Oof I have almost never drawn buildings in the past and wow it's really not my thing! This was quite tedious. I could only face detailing one building! But definitely learning a lot about 2 point perspective from doing it

Feb '23

I haven't been posting my daily gesture drawings becuase I'm kind of embarrassed by them! But here is a couple of longer figure drawings. I have a looong way to go. It's weird because humans are probably the thing I've drawn most in the past - possibly I have a lot of bad habits to unlearn!

Feb '23

These have so much energy in them, me likes

Feb '23

Reply to

Sophie_B

This is lovely! I like how you maintain the right perspective without being too fussy about your lines (I get obsessed with making them look perfectly straight but then fail to notice what I’m drawing might look out of proportion - so your style is something I’d like to learn from!) (Also I like how you add cats into your drawing, somehow that makes challenging assignments like this more fun 😂)

You’re so good keep it up!

Feb '23

Nice job in these figures, you can feel the dynamism of the poses

Cheers

Feb '23

Reply to

koalatycoffee

Thank you so much! Yeah for the first perspective piece I was using procreate to make all perfectly straight lines and it took me so insanely long! So for the next two I forbade myself from using that tool and just stuck with the lines my wobbly hand drew :sweat_smile:

Feb '23

This is truly great stuff! As for the embarrassment in regard to the gesture drawings, I feel you - I posted mine anyway 'cause, hey, we're all here to learn. It's 100% your decision but from the way you translate what you see into your art, it's highly likely that you're better at them than you think :smile: Keep up the amazing work!

Feb '23

Some head shape practice - I think my spheres/ovals are still pretty off? Also some ear studies

Feb '23

Yo great studies
These look pretty good. Only things I would note (not much of a critique) is that from front view, no real reason to make the cut oval, the sphere would be vertically cut and when looking at the chin at angles from below, do note the actual chin is rounded “in all directions” so, not sharp and the he bottom of the jaw angles toward the hyoid bone making the floor of the oral cavity and submandibular region

Cheers!