Hauteclaire's Sketchbook

[Hauteclaire]

Hi, welcome to my sketchbook!

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I will start posting some work from a couple of months ago (not manny).

As those are the first real steps that are building my skills in art, I feel necesary for them to be here.

Well, here it is, the basics of the basics: Perspective and lines.

[Rognoll]

Great studies, man! What book are you using?

[Hauteclaire]

Norling - Perspective Made Easy

[Hauteclaire]

More perspective. Practices I did over some pieces I like.

[Hauteclaire]

Shadow casting practice.

[Hauteclaire]

Values practice: Planes

[mat04art]

You did really well on all these studies. Maybe it's helpful if you try to apply these skills on real, but yet more simple objects from time to time to get real life reference and practise. :)

[Hauteclaire]

I'm glad you like them. I'm going one step a time, first the basics, then more complicated stuff.

More planes practice:

[Hauteclaire]

Cilinders

[Hauteclaire]

Cones.

[Eyecager]

All your training is insanely inspiring. Keep it up Haute! Always looking forward to your posts <3

[YOLOLEX]

Yea these are fantastic, they are really well rendered, keep it up :)

[smrr]

Fantastic studies!! I've learned a lot from them myself.

Looking over your sketchbook has made me want to get back to the basics!

Keep it up, you're killing it!

[Hauteclaire]

Thanks guys! I know these practices are a few months old, so bear with me while I catch up to the current ones.

Spheres.

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[Rognoll]

Wow! you surely are working hard on these studies! I think yo should try to apply it!

[Hauteclaire]

Just letting you guys know that the diagonal in the second image is wrong. It should not have a core shadow.

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Done with basic rendering practices.

[Hauteclaire]

Apples still lifes.

[Hauteclaire]

Porcelain Studies.

Training my eye to see values etc.

[MonoOrder]

Awesome job with the studies. Love how you're starting with perspective and building forms and then working your way up with values.