Well, when I get to the point where I can discriminate. For now, you get them all.
1.1.10 - I drew the earlobes too big, so I added those huge earrings to explain them.
There's no excuse for why this guy's grabbing his crotch.
Still really weak on figure drawing. I haven't put in the practice like I have on faces.
1.2.10 - Girl's shoulders are too broad, arms and legs too thin, and skirt's too flat.
I kinda like how the face and hair turned out, even if she DOES look like she's got sideburns.
I purposely avoided drawing her feet. I have a feeling that'll be a trend.
1.3.10 - I still think suits are easy to draw.
I didn't set out to draw a fat man, but I decided to go with it. I made the features on his face a bit too small, so I added a few extra details, turned it into a charicature.
You can actually see that I first drew the guy sitting. I decided it looked terrible, so I decided to make him stand up. In the end, I'm pretty proud of this one.
1.4.10 - The spiky hair is a bit too reminiscent of manga. I'm hoping to steer clear of that a bit more in the future.
Drawing a guy with folded arms took a LOT longer than I anticipated. The arms never looked quite right. I finally figured that I needed to angle the arms INTO the kid's abdomen instead of AWAY from it. That helped fix things.
I like the fingers I drew, but the hand as a whole still looks BAD. I'll keep working on limbs.
1.5.10 - I saw this model on the cover of a Nordstrom's ad. I decided I had to draw her. The hats look sorta stupid, but I think I captured the overall effect.
I cheated a little bit - the bracelet and scarf were both these enormous beaded monstrosities. I decided to simplify a little bit.
I'm pretty sure this stands as evidence that I CAN draw hands, but I needed a model. I also goofed up the proportions: the girl's hand is EXACTLY as big as her head. But I'm still very happy with the overall effect.
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