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Jeff S.

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Active Since: July 26, 2020
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  • Jeff S.
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    Blue Jay Here's my practice from a reference photo of a Blue Jay.  I like the head and neck which took a lot of layering to get right.
    in reply to: Filling Your Sketches with Color #729391
  • Jeff S.
    Participant
    Since it's a rainy day, I chose to draw an exotic ornamental just outside my home.  The intricate pattern of the scales and the harsh indoor lighting made it a bit more of a challenge. Deodor Cedar Sketch-JS FYI:  This tree holds a special place in my heart.  The top is dead and makes a great perch for Merlins, Coopers Hawks and Great Horned Owls.
    in reply to: Illustrating the 3D World #726325
  • Jeff S.
    Participant
    Drawing from a photo means that I had more time to notice details that I might not have noticed on a moving subject.  Getting the proper proportions correct was a bit challenging.  Also, using a pencil, shading to indicate both color and shadows was difficult.Yellow Warbler
    in reply to: Jump Right in! #725382
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