05-07-2021, 11:29 AM
I haven't updated in a while...
The school year at my atelier is almost over now, these are the last projects I am finishing. I am kind of meh about them both. There's not much issue with the cast drawing but i'm kind of bored of doing casts at this point. I don't really think I learned much new from it.
The figure drawing Idk. Something about it is just awkward despite being rendered pretty smoothly. Part of it is the angle, which I didn't really much of a choice in. The post is clearly not really supposed to be viewed from this angle. Both arms look like of bizarre. Maybe I'm overthinking it, though.
But I think when you do something over different days it's really hard to get something that feels cohesive, like each part is kind of ok, but it's not that convincing altogether, like the torso, head, and legs don't quite go together. I've really learned a lot during my year at the atelier, but the one thing that annoys me is that projects sometimes drag on longer than they remain fruitful. I'd rather take what I learned to something new sometimes than just keep working just for the sake of finishing it.
The school year at my atelier is almost over now, these are the last projects I am finishing. I am kind of meh about them both. There's not much issue with the cast drawing but i'm kind of bored of doing casts at this point. I don't really think I learned much new from it.
The figure drawing Idk. Something about it is just awkward despite being rendered pretty smoothly. Part of it is the angle, which I didn't really much of a choice in. The post is clearly not really supposed to be viewed from this angle. Both arms look like of bizarre. Maybe I'm overthinking it, though.
But I think when you do something over different days it's really hard to get something that feels cohesive, like each part is kind of ok, but it's not that convincing altogether, like the torso, head, and legs don't quite go together. I've really learned a lot during my year at the atelier, but the one thing that annoys me is that projects sometimes drag on longer than they remain fruitful. I'd rather take what I learned to something new sometimes than just keep working just for the sake of finishing it.