08-16-2018, 01:06 PM
In reply to Amit Dutta-
One of the problem with accuracy without mileage it that it will slow down a beginner like me and if you add a time frame to that it result into sloppyness of course there a certain amount of time where there so much time you can use that accuracy doesn't become an issue anymore.
My idea behind choosing animation is exactly that it possible to draw them under 20min compare to a master that would take much more time to analyze.
What i agree is that there no point in a rushed sloppy drawing and i think the time frame i give myself was not reasonable and i learn my leasson.I just don't want to work for hour without learning anything that why i use short study to get a quick feed back of what are the general recuring problem.I agree that one should make sure to variey the lenght of study.To see how accurate one can be.I think quick study are more about making sure you understand the concept and long study is about how far you can apply them.
Atm it just doesn't seem easy to me to be copying other work when i aspire to create my own work that why i think it result in sloppy drawing because i am more concern about applying the concept than pretty picture.I know i can be impatient sometime.I just don't want to turn myself into a unoriginal copying machine without realizing i am not actually learning anything.
You know one should be working for long period while still remaining in the realm of working with intent.It easy to go in auto pilot when you do long study.The brain reward us for learning new thing but if you do the same thing for hour it resist and want you to start over again.There that phase in a drawing where the plan as been laid and all you do is assemble the part i think we all know what is the most fun part for me it to plan i get bored when i assemble because i know how it should look.There people who love to render for hour that not my case i am more of into the idea of putting idea on paper.That why i have trouble defining how far i should push my study if after all i will be passing my work to an illustrator.
Anyway i am alway writting to much word i don't want to discredit what you saying.I am just trying to figure out if the critic apply to what i was trying to achieve.
One of the problem with accuracy without mileage it that it will slow down a beginner like me and if you add a time frame to that it result into sloppyness of course there a certain amount of time where there so much time you can use that accuracy doesn't become an issue anymore.
My idea behind choosing animation is exactly that it possible to draw them under 20min compare to a master that would take much more time to analyze.
What i agree is that there no point in a rushed sloppy drawing and i think the time frame i give myself was not reasonable and i learn my leasson.I just don't want to work for hour without learning anything that why i use short study to get a quick feed back of what are the general recuring problem.I agree that one should make sure to variey the lenght of study.To see how accurate one can be.I think quick study are more about making sure you understand the concept and long study is about how far you can apply them.
Atm it just doesn't seem easy to me to be copying other work when i aspire to create my own work that why i think it result in sloppy drawing because i am more concern about applying the concept than pretty picture.I know i can be impatient sometime.I just don't want to turn myself into a unoriginal copying machine without realizing i am not actually learning anything.
You know one should be working for long period while still remaining in the realm of working with intent.It easy to go in auto pilot when you do long study.The brain reward us for learning new thing but if you do the same thing for hour it resist and want you to start over again.There that phase in a drawing where the plan as been laid and all you do is assemble the part i think we all know what is the most fun part for me it to plan i get bored when i assemble because i know how it should look.There people who love to render for hour that not my case i am more of into the idea of putting idea on paper.That why i have trouble defining how far i should push my study if after all i will be passing my work to an illustrator.
Anyway i am alway writting to much word i don't want to discredit what you saying.I am just trying to figure out if the critic apply to what i was trying to achieve.
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The journey of an artist truly begin when he can learn from everyone error.
Teamwork make your dream work.
Asking help is the key to growth.