bluehabit sketchbook
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Welcome to my sketchbook!

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I decided to pick up drawing again. I plan on being much more consistent this go around without dropping it for years at a time.

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#2
Practicing turning forms from imagination


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#3
Saw you might need this


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My Sketchbook

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#4
Welcome BlueHabit, nice bit of rendering on the skull study there.

Keep it going!

“Today, give a stranger one of your smiles. It might be the only sunshine he sees all day.” -- H. Jackson Brown Jr.

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#5
@Artloader thanks!

WIP color study

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#7
Looking good so far. I like what you've done with the shading on the figure. The colors on the girl's face looks good. I'm sure you will be adding texture later on. I'd like to see the latter stages of this painting. I like where you are going with it.

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Thanks shinkasaru, to be honest Im a bit burned out on that girls portrait I might revisit it later though. [Image: LvAHxGM.png]


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#9
Pretty bad at sketching, pretty bad at faces, therefore 100 face challenge.

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#13
I like the idea of a 100 face challenge! Really digging number 46. You seem to have a good handle on rendering. I can see that with the digital portraits and the bat drawing. Not sure how long each face takes you but one suggestion I would give you is maybe after every 10-20 faces to study some facial construction or anatomy in an area you find the weakest. Say that for the first 20, the biggest issue you find is the nose, then study the nose for a few days, and come back and do the next 10-20 with the knowledge you've gained. I always try to review some sort of weakness even if its just for 15 minutes before going in and drawing a head from reference or imagination. Hope this helps! Keep posting!

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#14
Hey man! Loved the chalky version of the drawing, I can see more shapes on that piece. Don't blend too much! You are the colour and shade master! Keep studing the fundation, and you will fly!!! :D
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#15
heres that pic.... you done a great job with the likeness

keep pumping those portraits out mate....


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#16
@Matheus Chastinet, thank you!

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Nose practice 

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#19
Hey! Thanks for the cheering on my SB! Those studies are super tight! You need to get back on the saddle soon!
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(10-11-2019, 07:00 AM)Rotohail Wrote: Hey! Thanks for the cheering on my SB! Those studies are super tight! You need to get back on the saddle soon!

Thanks man appreciate it

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ref: full disclosure I traced the face for this study because I wanted to focus on form building and studying light

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