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Gah, totally impressed with your ability to capture the head partly turned. My efforts at that gesture failed, sigh.
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Pleased with gains, really pleased. Feel good about proportions, layering, details, and ability to provide context/setting. Still not able to capture gesture of head partly turned toward observer. First sketch was 53 days ago (preCovid shelter-in-place), and I’ve had lots of time every day to work on exercises. Thanks for the good instructions.
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Sort of ok. Needs tabletop for context, so it isn’t floating in space like the ghost of tomatoes past.
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kind of amazed how successful I’m feeling with this course!!! I *see* much better, and I depict what I’m seeing a fair bit better. Good lessons and exercises.
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Gah, wet-on-wet: too wet, colors too muted, etc.
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My 2nd try on the newt was surprisingly not-too-weird. Not gonna share that springbok, tho.
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Clearly need to practice *looking* for chiaroscuro gradients. It helps to formalize the six components.
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Body was sort of not difficult. I struggle with proportions. It’s head looks big and heavy, though it’s a lithe looking bird. i wouldn’t have noticed how thin and stripped the wing feathers are as they lay against the body.
Pleased with gains, really pleased. Feel good about proportions, layering, details, and ability to provide context/setting. Still not able to capture gesture of head partly turned toward observer. First sketch was 53 days ago (preCovid shelter-in-place), and I’ve had lots of time every day to work on exercises. Thanks for the good instructions.
kind of amazed how successful I’m feeling with this course!!! I *see* much better, and I depict what I’m seeing a fair bit better. Good lessons and exercises. 
Gah, wet-on-wet: too wet, colors too muted, etc. 
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