My Drawing Journey

Will I ever go from noob to pro?

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Greetings

I’m back from the dead: expect new drawings soon.

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[quest] Complicated Tools, a quest where you have to do ten hand studies. I don't know if these count as studies, but here are ten hand drawings anyways!

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Exercise 40: A Four by Four Drawing

And with this, I'm done with Betty Edwards' book. Now onto Scott Robertson's. Expect lots of botched up perspective drawings and vehicles, apparently.

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You should do some construction studies, and learn the proportions of the face(loomis) The "basics" that you're studying now are pointless in my opinion. It's filler bullshit they feed you in art school. Your main priority should be perspective, so you can understand the volume/mass of the objects that you're drawing. If you can nail that down everything else should come naturally. Scott Robertson's books are the best I've seen. You should download them. Good luck bro.

Thanks anon, I'll check Scott Robertson's books out, and see what I can do about perspective.

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Exercise 39: An Imaginative Drawing Based on Leonardo da Vinci's Advice

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So I joined UnmotivatedLosers on Deviantart today, and did the first quest: my self-portrait. 220 imaginary points for me, yay!

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Exercise 38: A Figure Drawing in Crosshatch

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Exercise 37: Hatching and Cross-hatching

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Exercise 36: An Urban Landscape Drawing

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Exercise 35: Using Ink and Brush

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Exercise 34: Drawing Someone's Portrait in Lights and Shadow

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Exercise 33: Copying a Full Face Portrait

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Exercise 32: Proportions of the Head in Full-Face View

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Exercise 31: Charlie Chaplin in Light and Shadow

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Exercise 30: Drawing an egg lighted from above

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Exercise 29: Still Life with Argentine Flag

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Exercise 28: Drawing a Profile Portrait