Environment Workbook Exercises

[Steve Young]

@Rich-Green LOL well you going to feel like a slacker now, I been doing other artwork for some other courses as well. Thanks dude. i am sure you catch up, i do need to sleep sometimes.

[Steve Young]

@Jonathon-B You will find it easer than you think, its really opening our mind and using knowledge you already know.

[Steve Young]

Here is workbook 6 exercise, I've not populated it with props.

[Steve Young]

Here is the next part;

[Steve Young]

Next environment is a building;

[audrey dowling]

hi, I'm bringing this post back up. I have started the course yesterday. I thought we could all post our assignments here, if you don't mind @Steve Young ? I don't know if there's already a post for it, I couldn't find one...
here is my tree silhouettes assignment

[audrey dowling]

I never thought of drawing silhouettes to work the shapes. I love that idea! I think it's going to be very helpful

[audrey dowling]

the houses. Unike you I was much more at ease with the trees! I think it shows

[audrey dowling]

oh God! some of them are so so bad! ^_^

[audrey dowling]

exercise 4, objective view of my favourite house and tree silhouettes

[Ace Connell]

@audrey-dowling That's stunning! I really like it

Ace

[audrey dowling]

thanks @Ace-Connell !

[Steve Young]

wow, Great work, Fantastic idea for including everyones exercises here!

[Steve Young]

I have been busy lately, though I did do the Environment exercises, here is no 7;

[Steve Young]

Here is no 8;

[Steve Young]

No 9;

[audrey dowling]

very nice Steve! I love the proportions and values

[Jiří Kůs]

@Steve-Young This is really great. I think you should push it to a finished painting. Add color, details and all that good stuff or some story-telling elements.

[joyce_carmo]

You guys have nice things going on here. I watched this class and it was really enlightening, but I have difficulties in thinking about shapes and silhouettes. Do you guys have any tips on being loose with coming up with shapes for things?

[Ace Connell]

@joyce_carmo Yeah... just do it. If you do 5, carry on and do 10, then do 50. If you force yourself past the trap your brain is setting you to hold you back, you'll break past it and start being creative. Also, work quickly and don't let your inhibitions hold you back.

Ace