i tried the shrimp method awhile back it was fun

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i tried the shrimp method awhile back it was fun
fuck off it's friday and i wanted to do more so i did!!
wanted to be more studious this time and focus a bit more on the details ✨
dog practice using the good ol’ shrimp method
Marinette in Juniper Lee style! Well, kind of. Some several weeks ago I was trying to make some new doodles of Marinette, Chat Noir and other characters in JLee style again. With these ones I decided to use a direct reference (right next to the canvas and not on the phone, like my traditional sketches) and then do the Shrimp/three-way study:
* Draw one from memory (1) -I’d been doing JLee style Marinette sketches before so it’s like a memory of all those * Draw one using ref (2) - use just one ref image, draw either next to it or over it * Draw a third one combining both (3)
I quite like the result and feel like I learned a bit here that’ll make future drawings of Marinette easier.
Hope you like this!
Practicing drawing pigeons with the shrimp method!
I’m quite happy with the result, and I’ve learned a lot :D
It’s week 2 of SHRIMP METHOD MONDAY‼️🎉🦐
Once again, I used the Shrimp Method to become better at drawing: PIGEONS
This week I was really tired and I super didn’t want to draw, but I persevered… look at the pigeons I made
I’M SHRIMPING
These are my drawings from last night…
I am starting a “Shrimp Method Monday” regimen for myself, wherein I use the Shrimp Method to learn to draw something new each week ☺️
This week was horses! A better, albeit not perfect, horse was attained in my mind’s eye
Indian elephants, drawn using the Shrimp Method.