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I try to assimilate the courses I followed by drawing every day. Progress is not linear, some days are awfull, others better. But when I manage to exercise discipline, I am quite satisfied with the general tend.
An attempted portrait from a photo taken on the Internet of French actor Jean Gabin.
I mainly try to work on rendering, controlling volumes and values.
I think it’s better, but there is still a long way to go!
Many thanks for your comment Joshua !
I work a lot of things at the same time, but I admit that rendering is one of the multiple things I have absolutely no control over yet.
The more I draw, the more I understand things, and I am starting now to focus on details that I didn’t even pay attention to before.
Even though I haven’t posted anything these days, I draw every day, and watch fantastic videos (some of them many times).
I have done a lot of head layouts, and I am starting to work on the facial features (for now, eyes, nose).
Here are some of the last pages of my sketchbooks.
Doing a (quick) portrait a day like I thought at the start will not give me much. The courses I started on NMA have open my eyes. I will definitively change my 100 day challenge, which will simply be to dedicate at least 1 hour a day to drawing and/or lessons, all about head and figure drawing, focused on gesture. And trying to do as seriously as possible 🙂
Here are some of the drawings made these last days.
Hi there. Doing a (quick) portrait a day like I thought at the start will not give me much. The courses I started on NMA have open my eyes. I will definitively change my 100 day challenge, which will simply be to dedicate at least 1 hour a day to drawing theory and practice. Not only focused on portrait, also sketching the human figure, trying to capture gesture… I am sure I can do it effortlessly, and I’m more and more motivated, because I see that I am learning and progressing. Here are some of the drawings made these days.
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Many thanks to both of you for taking the time to give me your feedback, really appreciate.
I take note for the improvements to be made, especially on the nose and the cheekbones. On the next version, I will work on these aspects!! Thanks again.
A friendly greeting to you Shazad, happy to learn that we are at least two analogue photographers still alive. Even after two months of quarantine.
I too have a 16 mm Paillard-Bolex camera at home. I had never used it, but recently my son, who is a camera operator, used it to shoot a video clip, and I love the result.
Same character, this time with pencil.
I have tried to apply all the stuff I saw these days in the videos about forms and proportions, gesture, light …
I am desperately aware of all my limitations and the many imperfections of this drawing, but I am quite happy with the result.
Motivated by the videos I see and stimulated by the superb drawings published here, it is indeed the first time in my life that I take the time to try to do things right. So this is for me a double record: the size of the drawing, much larger than I use to do it, and the time spent on it … I hope to have the patience to continue.
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May 7, 2020 at 9:43 am in reply to: [COMPLETED] Zhi Su’s 100 Day Challenge: Portrait and Figure #514428Many fantastic stuff with different techniques, really inspiring and motivating.
The look and expression of the model on Day 13 is especially of a great strength. Love it.
Amazing work !
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