24d

Here are my 5 heads from imagination.

23d

Another sheet of head studies. I should be ready to move on to term 3 soon. I just have another sheet of these left to do, another portrait painting and the monster portrait from imagination that I want to tackle.

22d
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Here are some monster head sketches from imagination.

21d

Made myself a diagram of the skull and face muscles while I was studying them.

20d

Nice work on the face studies. The line work is great.
For your monster head sketch, what kind of monster is it?
Nice skull diagram.

17d

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kalienator

Portrait study from Jonathan Hardesty's Expressive Portrait's course on Schoolism. I drew the structure first then painted over it.

On to term 3!

12d

Taking some time to study the different types of folds first before jumping into the term 3 assignments. I am referencing the Famous Artists Course and Aaron Blaise's costumed figure course for the different fold types.

12d

Zig-Zag Fold studies

11d

Spiral fold studies

11d

Diaper Fold studies. 3 More types left to go. Glad I took the time to study all of these because I am starting to notice the different types now in clothing.

10d

Half-Lock Folds

10d

I like the portrait study and the clothing folds study. I didn't know there were so many fold types.

10d

Thank you! There are apparently 7 types of folds. I still need to make another page for inert folds which are folds that are just formed when you throw fabric onto the ground. Funny cuz I never really thought much about fabric and folds until now. I think I just mostly thought of them as being random formations, but it’s cool to learn they have some rules behind their forms.

6d

7 types? I'm surprised there are so many. You're doing very well on the fold studies.

3d

I like the fold studies. They are pretty detailed.

1d

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kalienator

I didn't get much study time in this week, but managed to do a muscle draw over
:smile: I need to study the connection point for the latissimus dorsi more. I don't know if i did it correctly in the armpit area. I was having a hard time finding references for that elevated arm position.