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    LEWIS MACKENZIELEWIS MACKENZIE
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    DAY 23

    Started developing the background on this. Used a mixture of compressed and Nitram charcoal, which may have been a mistake, but I think it’s looking ok.r Cappy phone pic, sorry.

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    DAY 22

    A little more progress on this

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    Thank you! My Art School career was short and not very sweet! I went to Glasgow School of Art in 1999, completed first year, failed second year and dropped out after one term of my repeat year. But I would not have learned much about traditional art there anyway. I then gave up drawing and painting for a little over a decade (I was a huge dumbass back then), did a degree in Neuroscience (don’t ask), worked as a cancer scientist for several years and then returned to art in 2012 or so. I won a summer scholarship at the Florence Academy in 2014, which was amazing, but other than that my learning has been self directed from books, the web, the masters , etc. My lack of comprehensive training has always sapped my confidence and been a great weight hanging on me since I started drawing and painting again and I have never made it work as a career, to the extent that I had almost given up on it again over the last few years. Hence why I’m here! Sorry – you probably weren’t expecting my life story in response to your comment!

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    Post more, MOAR!!!

    in reply to: 100 Hundred Days of Figure and Anatomy Studies #1707621
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    Thank you, dude! I need to prove to myself I can do this kind of figure drawing and that only laziness has previously held me back 😀

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    DAY 21

    I started this drawing quite few weeks ago and have been working on it on and off, but it had been long enough since I touched it that I was starting to feel like I was avoiding it a bit. So I spent a little time on it tonight. I think the head migh t be a bit big, but I’m kind of commited now.

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    DAY 20 (yesterday)

    Not figure work, but related to the previous post, I want to use soap bubbles as a visual element to tie the portrait together, so I spent the evening practicing rendering some in charcoal and graphite.  Most from reference, a couple from imagination.

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    DAY 19

     

    I’ve been asked by a friend to do a drawing of her two kids, and am working from photographs that she has supplied. She doesn;t have a picture of the two of them together, so I’ve been putting together thumbnails placing them together in the frame and trying to fugure out a tonal arrangement that I like.

     

    Any feedback or advice on these would be much appreciated. The boy is seated in a cross legged position and the girl is jumping, and although I’m not trying to place them together in a cohesive space, I feel like it will look awkward to have their legs so close to each other given the difference in their actions. I’m trying to find a satisfying way of  obscuring them or leaving them kind of vague, but I’m not sure any of these are working very well.

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    DAY 18

     

    I am doing it all wrong, at least in terms of the brief for week 3 of the digital figure painting course, but I can’t figure out a way to follow the assignment properly in Procreate, so this is my initial block in for the next figure pose.

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    DAY 17

    On the road all day today, but managed to knock out this rather clumsy sketch of a hand.

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    Also got this as far as I could before the submission deadline. Would have liked another week, but that not how it works! 

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    DAY 16

     

    Procreate sketch of Simon Cowell

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    DAY 15

    Was chasing my tail with this a bit today, but managed some further refinements, mostly in the legs. I’ve just started head repaint number five (I think) after finally realising that the neck was too long.

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    DAY 14

    I’ve been plugging away at my first piece for Iliya’s digitial figure painting course tonight. Starting to get a bit more comfortable with Procreate, or at least finding brushes that I like. My main worry with this at the moment is that the treatment is a little inconsistent from area to area. Hopefully I can unify everything before submission.

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