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  creative composition: help me with final assignment composition?
  • arielg  

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  @Lovsey Thanks so much! I think i will look up in the forums if someone posted their final assignment for this..perhaps i'll have more ideas. i am not sure, but i might be missing a certain perspective or angle.. thank you again you've been a real help throughout this! Edit: yes. there are examples. here are two really really good ones. much better than mine i think(not that its a competition), but i need to figure out how they thought of this to make it work better. [https://forum.svslearn.com/assets/uploads/files/1537143815212-comp-resized.png](link url) [https://forum.svslearn.com/assets/uploads/files/1556514650060-img_2026-3.jpeg](link url)
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  Lee's Light and Shadow class work
  • Heather Boyd  

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  @Heather-Boyd who is the artist on this image of the girl? I love the style!
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  SVS Class Prop Design Assignment
  feedback propdesign • • Robin Mizreh  

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  Hi there, I've just finished the prop design class, I didn't begin the prop ensemble yet, but I wanted to share my lamp design to get some feedback To give you a little bit of context, I've just begun the SVS class a little bit more than a week ago, I decided to really commit to drawing (even if it is as a hobby because I've always wanted to be able to put what's in my imagination on paper). My final goal is to be able to write my own short comic! I never knew how to draw before and globally I learned everything I know from the SVS class I already took. (I took the 4 class from level 1 and some ink class for now) I love working with ink and more especially with brush pen (even if I am not good with it (yet), I just love the feeling) For the Story, this is the different answers to prop questions Where would you find this? This can be found in an antiquity shop but my character found it in a garbage dump in my universe. When was it made? It is an old object in a parallel world where everything is working with steam. -> Steampunk universe. My universe is kind of advance, this is an old object compare to the time of my story. How was it made? It was made with wood, steel and electricity. This is my lamp. (I will certainly post my other prop when it will be done -> I've just finished my lamp today ) Thanks a lot for all your feedback!
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  Effective Vehicle Design Assignments
  • Jacy13  

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  Okay, third assignment done! The assignment was to create an original boat design at a unique angle. I took elements of a submarine, and mixed it with a bumper boat. I wanted it to be a cute design for an imaginary theme park, so I turned it into a narwhal boat! His name is Stabby Complete with a bubble launcher, haha.
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  Gesture Drawing Class Work (anyone want to post their work with me?)
  • TessaW  

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  @Annaaronson I hope you do post! @LauraA Yeah, yours look like full on hand/foot studies, but the gestures look really solid and expressive, so you got even more out of it, which is totally a good thing. I love the baby/toddler ones. They definitely look like baby/toddler's to me! I can just hear that pitter patter of little feet.
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  SVSLearn Class Assignments 4/100
  • Shyam Sailus  

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  @Shyam-Sailus Just finished week 1 assignment of Painting Texture and details course
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  Beginning Character Design Class
  • AnnaDaviscourt  

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  @AnnaDaviscourt I have a character design question regarding turnarounds, or 360 views of the characters. I just finished designing 5 characters for a book dummy project. And part of the project is to provide turnarounds of the characters for the potential client. My question is how do YOU approach this step? Do you even do turnarounds and if so do you draw them straight on or do you draw them dynamically showing more of the characters personality. I drew mine straight on and they are boring as jello without whip cream on top. I thought maybe next time I do this i would draw them more dynamically, but wasn't sure what the protocol was professionally. Can you shed some light on this? Thank you, Lisa =)x
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  Discovering our style - Who's in?
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  @PhoebeCreates You're welcome. For sure! I've been doing that too, actually. It's not easy to choose.
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  Basic Perspective Drawing - Final Assignment
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  That's interesting that 2 point was easier for you. Are you saying that if you went back to 1 point it would be harder than 2 point? Or that 2 point was easier because you warmed up with 1 point. I love how you've styled it the room, it's so cute. Only thing I'm seeing that looks off to me is the top of the lamp. It's above the horizon so the ellipse shouldn't be curving that way. It's very subtle, but obvious enough that it looks a little wonky. Not a huge deal, but I thought I'd mention it. Welcome to SVS! The classes here are awesome.
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  My Effective Vehicle Designs
  • jsnzart  

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  @Jacy13 Thank you very much.
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  My How To Draw Everything progress
  • jsnzart  

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  A little happier with this one.
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  Trouble with silhouettes in environment design class
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  I feel like you could still make the perspective work by playing with where the horizon line actually is and playing with how far apart the vanishing points are from each other. If you have to tweak and refine the silhouette though, I don't really see a problem with that. The silhouette initially serves as an interesting unexpected design result which you achieved, and then you can further play with it if it makes it better.
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  Anyone having trouble logging into SVSLearn.com?
  • Emma T.  

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  @LisaF Oh snap the old "change your browser" trick. I'll try that, thanks!
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  Prop Design Class
  • Bricz.Art  

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  ![I just finished my final assignment for the Prop Design class and I have to say that was both more challenging than I expected and also much more enjoyable than I had anticipated. I realize that I have much room to grow in that department (surprise surprise considering I never draw props!) but because of that I’m excited to exercise this ability more in the future. Anyway, I’m proud of myself for getting through the assignment and I thought I’d share here since I know my SVS family would understand and appreciate the work that went into it (my wife said “yeah, that’s nice honey” lol). The theme I had in mind was an Asian inspired feel that the ninja turtles would throw down in their lair. At first I was going to go with repurposed garbage items that would be found in the sewers but then realized that just because they lived down there didn’t mean they couldn’t have nice things. And they WERE ninja’s after all so why not go with Japanese inspired ensemble items. Critiques are welcome!
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  Vehicle design - boat sketch
  • JaneElliott27  

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  Sorry for being such a sailing nerd. I used to race a boat with my dad. He's gone now but I have good memories. This link has lots of pictures. https://www.nationalhistoricships.org.uk/sites/default/files/rigging-types-an-introduction.pdf
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  Introduction to Prop Design - Looking for fellow 'classmates'
  classes propdesign homework • • PieterVanDerBeek  

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  Finished the assignment. This is what I came up with
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  Light and Shadow
  classes light&shadow • • CharlieLP  

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  This course was super helpful, especially learning to start using local tone early in my workflow. Here's my final project in the light and shadow course. Any critique or comments about areas you see I could improve on are always welcome.
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  Visualizing Perspective Classwork
  classes perspective • • CharlieLP  

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  Sketches from the Visualizing Perspective class. I enjoyed how @Will-Terry taught by explaining the concept, giving instructions, then having us pause to try it before watching him do it. I learned a lot seeing how he solved problems differently than I did (or felt validated when it turned out I did it the same way he did). I'm not sure if it's normal for the distortion on some of my images to be that way (are they just outside the cone of vision?), or if I'm getting something wrong.
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  Gesture drawing: Basic Shapes help
  • Griffin  

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  @Lovsey I've done 7 gestures for assignment 2. I kept trying to design the actual character (not the pose) to a shape, but they all pretty much looked like the same gangling body type, so I decided to stop there and come back at a different time to reset my mentality . I like how you approached the assignment and will probably do the same! I've made a post for my exercises and assignments if you want to check it out. Someone else is posting some of their gestures there too. You are welcome to post your stuff there as well if you'd like! https://forum.svslearn.com/topic/9864/gesture-drawing-class-work-anyone-want-to-post-their-work-with-me/19
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  Basic Perspective Final Assignment (wanting critiques)
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  @Jesse-Rivera Great job! I see no problems with this at all. No need to apologize for dirty rulers, brother. These exercises are meant to be gritty, greasy, hard work. So, don't worry about if it's pretty or not... for now. As for uploading images from your phone, I would stick to the smallest size available unless it's a finished piece of art. No need for a full resolution image when 72 dpi will do. Hey, keep up the good work!