Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Hey don't give up just because you don't hear from me every day!

There are tons of lessons and great drawings on my other blog to pull from!

I look at everyone's stuff every day and If I have an intelligent useful comment I give it, but constant practice is what's going to pay off!

7 comments:

  1. Yeah I think I/ we need to not be scared of just posting straight studies, even if it's just one or two drawings and nothing groundbreaking.

    I've been worried that maybe I'm 'behind' and I should be onto more 'advanced' stuff by now but that's not really the point, the point is study study study. And lord knows there's plenty of good stuff to try to learn backwards and forwards.

    And it does feel competitive here but in a good way, mustn't get intimidated into inaction. (Talking to myself here mainly.)

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  2. Also, it's just nice to see loads of updates when you log into this blog. It was super prolific in those first couple of weeks, I liked that.

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  3. yeah, let's get back to it

    everyone improves dramatically when just doing lots of stuff and getting comments

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  4. I'm sorry, I've just been super busy. I'm back on it now

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  5. Personally, for me I was getting overwhelmed with the various areas to study. I felt like I was giving too much time to one area and neglecting another. Like say layout, then not doing enough construction. So I took a break, then got into a slump.

    I know that you can't just favor one area because we're all at different levels in different areas. So to keep a balance, the "curriculum" needs to be varied. I guess I should maybe follow a personal curriculum. Maybe use the FACC and Preston Blair as a guide?

    Also, John, would doing more Spumco studies be advantageous, being as we're gonna need to capture your style eventually, as you said?

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  6. Oh, also seeing all those great expressions on the Jetsons post on the Stuff blog, I was wondering if I could come up with anything as amazing as those on my own?

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  7. copy some of them first, then make up some of your own


    It would help to look at the original models too

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