Group run through creative environment design week 4 art and feedback

[ArtofAleksey]

@Heather-Boyd i think so. It might have also started that way and then i went down a Pinterest hole.

[ArtofAleksey]

@Erin-Cortese aw thank you Erin, that means a lot to me. Especially right now there’s a lot happening in my life that has been stressing me out.

[JerrySketchyArt]

@Heather-Boyd

Link: https://discord.gg/wSCZB4

I'll try to keep an eye out for you joining. You won't have to do the application again. If I don't get you back in quickly just post something in the pond to let me know it's you.

[Erin.Cortese]

@Aleksey Sorry to hear that, hopefully your art can be an outlet or at least a distraction. Sometimes really leaning into the things that you have some control over in your life helps in coping with the aspects of life you don’t have control over.

[ArtofAleksey]

@Erin-Cortese thanks Erin. yeah I got very frustrated last night and got really into my mermay piece.. still frustrated of course but lol it was a good way to channel that energy.

[Coley]

just trying to get something done for the end of the week! one is just line work and one I started adding tones but neither one is totally finished. I am happy though that I started to look at the perspective more, where horizon line is etc. It's a good start.

[demotlj]

Here is my exercise 7. Not a perfect replica but fun to do.

[braden H]

Aw man the exercises keep getting harder!

It's all SUCH good practice, though

[MichaelaH]

@Braden-Hallett Great change in perspective...like it

[braden H]

Week 5 is up!

https://forum.svslearn.com/topic/7454/group-run-through-creative-environment-design-week-5-art-and-feedback

[JerrySketchyArt]

Redid mine and rotated it to a more objective view. I noticed almost none of us actually rotated like we're supposed to. I would highly recommend you go back and do it correctly if you just kind of copied like I did. This was a heck of a good challenge!

Saved a few of the steps for anyone interesting in the building process.

[demotlj]

@JerrySketchyArt I missed the instructions to rotate it. That makes more sense because just copying it, while helpful, wasn’t as educational as rotating it will be. I’ll have to redo it.

[JerrySketchyArt]

@demotlj I don't think he technically said to rotate it, but that's how I took the assignment for an objective view. Most of us used subjective views for the references.

[Heather Boyd]

Week 4 took a time to find in the threads lols.
Objective Drawing to learn more about roofs, and combining forms.
I also really like the glow coming through the wood.
To note I resized my selection couple times so I could visualise how I draw too large and how to work smaller.
Thanks

[Paint Doodles]

@Braden-Hallett Wow! This is fantastic!

[Heather Boyd]

Gave a stab at rounder buildings and roofs. Far more challenging. Then I worked in some values to help me understand the forms. Will re-vist this one in the future.

[Heather Boyd]

Building #3 I will go back and use this for learning how he/she chooses their colours, rendering and most likely choose for the Subjective Study. I am going to keep pumping these out - you guys are so great!

These drawings are helping me draw within a reasonable time as well. I used no size selection alteration.
I think this looks like a combination of R2D2 and a DALEK lols.

[Heather Boyd]

Fun but too many details to work through at this stage. Building #4

[Heather Boyd]

This is the last of 07 Exercise -I was just going to do 6 and then I found a round roof so I had to give it a whirl. I will be on a rest retreat this long weekend but juiced up to start up again on Tuesday for the Subjective Studies and my Mermaid. Thanks

[Lee White]

Love seeing the work in this thread! Keep up the great work!