07-30-2020, 09:32 AM
I heard a phrase in your reply to andrew i want to bring to your attention you using the phrase ''the right way'' i am not sure you can say there a right way but rather there an infinity of approch that you could qualified as being right.There is area of fundamental that you could use that term and be correct but there are thing that a more subjective to what your trying to communicate.
Let make a few example.For example perspective is a fundamental that if it is not done in the right way it just make everything look wrong unless of course you want it to look abstract.
The more you will draw the more you will learn there is no right or wrong way there is only the way you work everytime you put something down it right or wrong according to your intention.Of course there would be a right way if you try to emulate someone else so it can only be said that it the right way when your actually study someone else work in my opinion.For example right now he shown you an other version but it could have been done in alot of other way that would be as good as this so i think we can conclude that there is no right way only different approch.Of course there wrong approch that would be absurd not to think you can never be wrong but what i am trying to ultimately say is there not just one right way to do thing and i know you probaly already know so i am asking myself why i am telling you all this now but anyways it to your own benefice that i share this and make you aware of it if you are not.
The general rite of passage on crimson daggers i recommend for starting out a sketchbook is to go to https://drawabox.com/lesson/1
and work your way up throught the exercise to concolidate your fundamental.If your more experience it still as relevant and it shouldn't be over estimated even simple line and box exercise come a long way in teaching you important leasson.
Let make a few example.For example perspective is a fundamental that if it is not done in the right way it just make everything look wrong unless of course you want it to look abstract.
The more you will draw the more you will learn there is no right or wrong way there is only the way you work everytime you put something down it right or wrong according to your intention.Of course there would be a right way if you try to emulate someone else so it can only be said that it the right way when your actually study someone else work in my opinion.For example right now he shown you an other version but it could have been done in alot of other way that would be as good as this so i think we can conclude that there is no right way only different approch.Of course there wrong approch that would be absurd not to think you can never be wrong but what i am trying to ultimately say is there not just one right way to do thing and i know you probaly already know so i am asking myself why i am telling you all this now but anyways it to your own benefice that i share this and make you aware of it if you are not.
The general rite of passage on crimson daggers i recommend for starting out a sketchbook is to go to https://drawabox.com/lesson/1
and work your way up throught the exercise to concolidate your fundamental.If your more experience it still as relevant and it shouldn't be over estimated even simple line and box exercise come a long way in teaching you important leasson.