SVS Class Work

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SVS Class Work

Critiques welcome
• yuriqart

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Thanks man : @Adolfito-Martinez said in Critiques welcome: @yuriqart hey this is my first comment here, im not an expert of any kind so I can't critique that much, but this image is so much better than the first one. keep the good work.
Painting colour and light 2.0 Group run through week Six!!
• Braden Hallett

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@burvantill It's all good Week 7 is up! https://forum.svslearn.com/topic/8718/painting-colour-and-light-group-runthrough-week-seveeeeeeeeen
Painting colour and light group runthrough week seveeeeeeeeen!
• Braden Hallett

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Here's week 7! I'm not sure about the rest of you, but I'm learning a lot (if only because I'm being forced to slow down and use reference!) This week is reflected coloured light and dappled light. Gettin' into some subtle stuff! Reminder: Everyone's welcome to participate, but in order to have access to the classes and homework you need an SVS subscription. It's worth it. Feel free to do digital or traditional. It's all good. This week! Watch: 7 - reflected coloured light and C - Demo dappled Homework: Continue exercise 9 in the workbook! Using either the lizard (such a fancy helmet) in the workbook or your own drawing (a sphere or object would be fine) AND REFERENCE (this is more for me than anything else because I'm still resisting using it!!!) paint a reflected coloured light and dappled light scenario. -- Feel free to post your work for feedback and support here!
Basic Perspective Drawing class
• BichonBistro

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@BichonBistro That's kind of amazing that you were able to find a photo of a different angle of that building! Are you just familiar enough with Toronto? (only after REALLY looking at the original photo did I finally notice the Canadian flag) I was able to guess at the stair stepped structure because of the silhouette of the building against the sky on the upper left side. I also knew it must be at an angle because of the clear rectangular grid structure of the streets. The only way you can get that green line to a new VP ( that you drew) is if the building itself had a face that didn't line up with the street the camera is pointed down. Glad that this helped! Way to really dig into that particular video!
How to Draw Everything Exercises
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How to Draw Everyting excercises
• Eywin

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@Eywin Thanks! Good luck and happy drawing with the rest of the course, I look forward to seeing more of your work! Laura x
How to Draw Everything Exercises
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@Basil-Godevenos Great! Yes, I'm planning on the same path, though I do keep getting side tracked by enticing things like fur and fabrics! I hadn't realised your original post was so old when I responded - good to hear that you got a lot out of the perspective class! I'm on it tomorrow! Good luck!
Light and Shadow for Illustrators Demo complete
• Random Fluffers

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Nice work @Random-Fluffers! I think the beach ball needs the most attention. Your light local tones aren't quite light enough, so it looks like a grey ball. And then there is no contact shadow which will sit the ball down on the surface. Bounce your eye back and forth between your version and mine. It goes almost to black right under the ball, then gets lighter pretty quickly. Great work overall though. Keep it up! Cool to see all of you guys doing these assignments! : )
Basic perspective class, final assignment
• Roxane Ferreira

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@Roxane-Ferreira lovely! That window sill is a bit off though.
Painting colour and light 2.0 Group run through week Five!
• Braden Hallett

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Week 6 is up https://forum.svslearn.com/topic/8658/painting-colour-and-light-2-0-group-run-through-week-six
Light and Shadow for Illustrators final assignment
• Random Fluffers

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I completed @Lee-White’s light and shadow course, and I wanted to share the final assignment! It was hard choosing five favorite illustrators. There are so many who’s work I really enjoy, but these where the five that came into mind first!
Light & Shadow - In watercolor
• theprairiefox

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@theprairiefox Check out this link for a really helpful tutorial by Susan Harrison-Tustain on using Hot Press. It reacts very differently from coldpress. https://www.wetcanvas.com/forums/showthread.php?t=101019
Basic Perspective class assignments practice
• Coley

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I've been practicing the assignments from the new perspective class by David Hohn (I know he's here in the forum but forgetting his forum name!) in the curriculum. Rather painful for me to learn, lol but I am bound and determined this is the year for me to nail this perspective stuff! Most of what I have practiced so far has just been on paper in my sketchbook but today I tried some in photoshop. I think I'm getting it but the cubes sometimes look a little off and I don't always know why. I tried filling in the lines for the far/hidden sides of the top cube and they weren't lining up too well. It may be that some of my orthagonals are off a little anyhow as it gets a bit hard to see exactly where the vanishing point is on the horizon line after a while (once I add a bunch of orthagonals the exact point gets lost/covered up if that makes sense). Also learning how to make straight lines on the diagonal was a process lol. Getting it , will keep practicing as I want it to become second nature. I also have a tablet and not a graphic display (at least for now - that really has to change). Going to practice 30-60 minutes each day for the next week (today was an hour to figure out how to set up my grid and do the diagonals and get the cubes done). Going to rewatch the last few videos as well, Learned some new stuff and only about half way through the course!
Painting colour and light 2.0 Group run through week Four!
• Braden Hallett

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I figured I'd go simple and start with a sphere. Here is an attempt at blue sphere in hard light. I tried to blow out the light area and darken the shadows. Might still be too blue. Some edges are a bit wonky but I need to move on to another lighting situation and trying to limit time and maximize learning!
SVS class work character design
procreate character desig color • • yuriqart

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@Nyrryl-Cadiz this was just a sketch of a young caveman lol
How to Draw Anything assignments
• CharlieLP

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I was encouraged with how my sketch turned out on this exercise.
New light and shadow course homework
• Coley

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@Lee-White thanks for the feedback I learned a lot! About light and shadow also using lasso etc. Cool trick on the robot cast shadow too!
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Building Backgrounds
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Thanks for the comments. I've made some adjustments to see if I can help address some of the issues. I'm working on the horizontal homework now, so we'll see how much time I've got to dive back into this one. Fancied the place up a bit with details around the room, so hopefully that helps, and I think adding everyone's feet really helped place where everything is. I didn't change the guy up too much - mainly just made him sloshing his wine to help sell that. This is kind of a riff on a situation with my wife's grandparents, who will snap at the waiters every where we go for literally everything lol.
Basic Perspective Final Assignment - Worm's Eye
• theprairiefox

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Bold POV! I like it!
Basic Perspective Class, Final Assignment
• Random Fluffers

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@Random-Fluffers One of the things that I notice in this drawing is the attention you paid to how things are built. How one piece of wood in joined to another. Notably in the bed and side table and toy chest. That is so often overlooked! I always enjoy getting the reference needed to fill in these kinds of details, as it tell me more about the person who lives in this space. Not to give more "homework" but if you are interested(and when you have a chance), try adding in the tonal information. It can be as simple as what you did in the first version of this assignment. The illusion of 3D space on a 2D plane will really start to pop!