Learner Nelisha
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Three point perspective
So far in this course, I’ve had nothing but fun, and I hadn’t done a class that wasn’t exciting to draw—until now! The three-point perspective assignment was very frustrating, and my lines were all over the place. I even started seeing lines that weren’t there. It got to the point where I stopped looking at the reference video, and around…
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Very well done Nelisha. I especially like your red pop can. You are creating your own style.👍😊
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I love the can of soda 😍 for some enhances greatly the drawing
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Looks pretty good to me. I like your style of teaching your students!
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Your style is truly captivating. I love every detail. ⭐🤩
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Ja hoor Super! 👍🏼
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Two point perspective
This exercise was fun. It was mainly about two point perspective, but I wanted to challenge myself to see if I could take some of the things that I’ve already learned and apply to this drawing. I know I’m still learning a lot about shadowing, so some of my shading probably will not be consistent with the light source, but overall I had fun.
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Dit ziet er heel goed uit hoor!
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This turned out really impressive Nelisha 😊 You challenged yourself beyond the exercise and it definitely shows. The perspective work is solid, and I really like how you added depth with the overlapping structures and different planes of the building 👍 The clean lines also make the architecture feel very structured and believable.
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Very cool you challenged your self and made changes. Very nice drawing.
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Beautiful, Keep going.
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NICE
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One point perspective room drawing
The room walls looked bare so I decided to add a little flare to them😁
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Whow erg creatief 👌
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Great work Nelisha. I love your extra flare.😊
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Good
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Looks beautiful with the flare😁 Nicole job
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Nelisha, this came out so creative! 😊👏
I really like how you added your own little details to the walls. That makes the room feel more alive and personal instead of just a basic perspective exercise. The depth and one point perspective are working very nicely too.
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Lesson 21: Back and Forth Stokes
This was a fun lesson for me! I lightly touched my paper and allowed the back-and-forth stroke to build up the shadow as Ali suggested. Larry, I bought a kneadable eraser so that I could take some of the graphite off for those times when I got “too happy” and “pressed my feet on the gas”.😀 I am so proud of myself because I can see the my…
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Nice work! Good contrast. The drawings have 3 dimension to them. Keep it up.
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Hi Nelisa, your exercise looks great. It is a pleasure to see you get excited over learning to draw. Ali’s instructions are laid out so well it makes learning to draw fun and very rewarding. You are just at the beginning of a great adventure.👍😊
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Goed gedaan Nelisa! 😁
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Wow
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Impressed…..😉
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Lesson Foreground, Mid-ground, and Background
I had fun drawing my little New Age -octopus😀
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I feel like I shade to dark.. learning to light up on my pencil has been my challenge. I have been through 12 pencils in one week🤔Open to any advice?
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Hi Nelisha
Nice work on your octopus exercise. They are a bit dark. You might use a kneaded eraser to take off some of the graphite to create highlights and give contrast.
If you methodically study all of the exercises in the “Pencil Drawing Master Class” in the Acadamy, you will learn how to use all of the necessary tools and supplies to draw…
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Hi Nelisha 😊
Larry has given you excellent advice, as always 👍
And please don’t worry about shading too dark. This is one of the most common challenges for beginners. Learning to control pencil pressure is a bit like learning to drive a car. At first, your foot is either on the brake or the accelerator, but with practice your control becomes… Read more
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Values: Lightness vs Darkness lesson
I’ve learned so much in such a short time! Sharing my work and getting encouragement keeps me motivated to keep growing as a art student.
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Heel goed gedaan qua schaduwen 👍🏼2
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Good job. Keep it up 👍
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Nelisha! You have a very good sense of values, and that is one of the most important skills in realistic drawing.😊
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Hi Nelisha
Really strong contrasts. keep it up. You came to the right place if you want to have fun learning to draw.👍
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Very well done with good contrast between light and dark.
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Landscape with 3-D forms
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Great start.
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Very good beginning Nelishadukes.
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Ja hoor, goed bezig!
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A very solid start👍
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Keep going my friend, every step is build on the other.
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Mountains
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Hi, I’m new to the drawing community. I just retired from teaching and I wanted to take up a new hobby and I found this course so I’m hoping to learn some new techniques and have fun.
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The frames were my husband idea because he feels my hard work should on display💕
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Welcome. Your husband is correct! The teacher becomes the student. I’m sure you’ll love this course. I’m new too and I’m excited to a part of it with such great people!
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Hi Nelisadules
Your mountains look great. This is a very good start.
Welcome to the AHR Studios. If you are wanting to build your artistic skills and knowledge and have fun doing it, you came to the right place.
Ali is the best of the best art instructor.😊
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great,welcome🤩
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Hello Nelisadules, Welcome to the community. You would definitely learn a lot of new things and Techniques, Ali is a very good tutor.
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