Drawing like a pro - 30, Commenting on your drawing (Power up 100%)

in WORLD OF XPILAR2 years ago (edited)

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Hi friends!

Within the "Drawing like a pro" lessons, I'll go to include a section to help those who want to get technical advice on their drawings without necessarily following my classes or participating in homework contests.

Just ask me and show me your drawing and I will do my best to give you my sincere opinion about your drawing and my advice if needed to help you improve your skills.

My opinion will be based on the technical aspects of the drawing process, I will not judge the artistic quality of the drawing or the style of it because both aspects belong to the subjective field of aesthetics and my goal is to contribute to improving your knowledge and skills in drawing not to judge your work.

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As introductory words I will tell you some aspects related to drawing.

° Observation:
Very important, learning to observe, establish a comparison between what you are seeing and what you are drawing.
° Criticism:
Learning to observe our drawing free of prejudices or affections to detect some mistakes or enjoy of our successes is fundamental.

You will learn these skills of observation and criticism little by little as you practice.

° Knowledge: It comes from study.
Before drawing something it is very useful to have some knowledge of it, the more knowledge you have the fewer mistakes you will make.

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Commenting the drawing made by @stef1.

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I liked the first impression that gave me this drawing, very clean and delicate.
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However, I see some small details, in the eyes, and on the sides of the nose.
Knowledge:
The pupils are a hole (black) that becomes large or small depending on the light it receives.
In this drawing, the pupils are surrounded by a black line and are not drawn as a black hole.
Observation:
Compare the shades of gray in the reference image with the values in the drawing and note that the gray on the sides of the nose (below) is too dark relative to the grays drawn on the face and the edges are too sharp. They should be more blurry.
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Squinting when looking at a drawing subject or model is quite useful to better appreciate the differences between lighter and darker areas.
By emulating the squinting here below you can better see what I mean.
Always practice squinting to observe where the darkest areas are and where the lightest points are.
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It never ceases to amaze me the wonderful capacity for observation that we have and of which we are not aware, so we do not bother to educate it.
Always try to sharpen your capacities of observation consciously. You will see how great it is to realize that each time you observe more and more details that you had not noticed before.
Draw with the objective of learning and not that your drawing becomes an artistic piece. You will see that this attitude will allow you to draw more freely without the pressure of making your drawing perfect and you will be able to look at your work with a critical spirit. If possible, set your drawing aside for a few hours or days. When you see it again you will see many things that you had not noticed before, then go ahead with your drawing.
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I suspect that you did not delve into the contrast of the tones for fear of losing your drawing. It happens to all of us, the more difficult it is for us to make a drawing, the more we love it and we do not dare to do more for fear of destroying what we have already achieved.
Go ahead with this drawing, don't be afraid. No matter if you lose the drawing you'll gain in experience and the next one will be much better.
See Lesson 16

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Well, I hope my opinion and indications will be helpful for you and our friends and these become a stimulation to continue to draw better and better, Think that you already have strong skills to draw and painting.

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I wish you a very nice day and good exercise!

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Here are the links to the previous related posts.
1-Introduction - 2-Introduction - 3-Introduction - 4-Introduction -
5-Introduction - 6-Lesson - 7-Lesson - 8-Lesson - 9-Lesson - 10-Lesson -
11-Masterclass - 12-HW Contest - 13-Lesson 14-Lesson - 15-Lesson -
16-Lesson - 17-HW results - 18-Masterclass - 19-HW Contest - 20-Lesson - 21-Lesson - 22-Lesson - 23-HW results - 24-Lesson - 25-Lesson -
26-Masterclass - 27-HW Contest - 28-Lesson - 29-Lesson

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I learnt a whole lot from this I'm really glad I came across this post.

 2 years ago 

Hi @ezuntimmy, nice to see you again! Glad to hear that this post has been helpful to you. Could it be interesting for you to participate in master classes and homework contests, to further strengthen your skills in drawing?

Yes I would love to as I told @stef1 earlier I was waiting to finish up with my exams but now I'm done I would be joining your Master class my brother @ezunjoshy has been talking about how detailed you post and how he finds it interesting. He has been practicing most of your assignments. I would be joining in real soon. Thank you so much for this opportunity to learn from you.

 2 years ago 

You're welcome! Thank you for your interest and comments.

Hi Jorge, I am so delighted to hear your opinion and you are absolutely right I was not satisfied with eyes and you correctly noticed the fold at the nose was even darker before that I slightly lightened up with an eraser.

Also, it was not possible to hide for your eyes that I was a bit hesitant and tried not to destroy the drawing because I really liked it, But you are right I have not work much on the areas of contrast.

I like the idea of squinting is good to see better the the contrast or values.

Your feedback encourages me and motivates to try more and implement what you suggested.

Thank you Jorge :)

 2 years ago 

Hi Stef! It's my pleasure, I'm really very happy to know that my comments are helpful and don't disappoint you.

 2 years ago 

This is a very useful initiative, Jorge. Feedback from a professional artist...this is a rare opportunity for any artist or just an amateur to draw.

Oh, I would like to find such a professional photographer who would give feedback on the photo))

 2 years ago 


На Луне нет атмосферы, но зато есть ветер 🤣 😂😅

I don't have lenses of this brand. The brand is certainly famous.
If I'm not mistaken, Helios 44-2 was created on his model. I have this one))

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 2 years ago 

thank you very much!! I really appreciate your support.

Hola amigo, vaya, interesante ver cada opinión sobre el dibujo, creo que muchas personas han aprendido con está publicación. Gracias por brindarnos parte de tu educación.!! :)

 2 years ago 

Hola Fran! Muchas gracias a ti por seguir mis publicaciones.

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