Pax's Progress

[Pax]

kinda weird how the majority of the image is not that difficult but there's problem spots that take so much effort to properly see and fix

the armchair psychologist in me wants to say that this is evidence of some lack of understanding of how to properly replicate angles of certain intensity (meaning sharper angles | softer angles => harder time transcribing).

I have quite a bit of trouble with clean linework on a tablet (obviously) but I assume that's just because I'm not used to the medium, therefore I see no need to drill it on it's own.

My choice of image is completely arbitrary, but as I take notice of what I find hard and what I find easy I will probably end up searching for "hard" (being that I lack skill most in transcribing angles included primarily in this image) images.

In this image in particular I found the legs of the drooping frog hard in that I kept making the leg slanted too much inward, the placement of the bar relative to the frog on top in the rightmost sections, and I screwed up the hind leg of the frog. I frequently made the frog leg too thin, but I way more often than not achieved the proper length. What this likely means for me overall is that while I have good vertical proportion perception, my horizontal perception is lacking and therefore a tackling of a symmetrical pattern of some sort that is dependent on horizontal proportion would be beneficial, as it would be considerably easier to see where I am going wrong and therefore easier to fix those mistakes in my perception in a very time efficient manner.