I finished the Drawing From Imagination course videos, but skipped the two-point exercise. I found an interesting reference shot to try at some point, but
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Damn. Was an excellent choice for an exercise, and I could add more detail, but got a little tedious toward the end. My eyeballing could

I lost momentum with Brooke again. I started Drawing From Imagination, but I got bored with the bird-based exercises. A lot of what she says

Another day, another reason to avoid Jellyrise; time for Gretchen to earn her keep. I had expanded the cactus to add details, dropped it down

Went through the drawers of my art desk to make physical inks more accessible. I don’t think charcoal or graphite will ever be my favorite

Wasn’t feeling the jellyfish tonight, so ran down a random idea that occurred when I misread a listing. Missed the wood grain on the top

Not sure about the second cactus, but time, and shading, will tell. Maybe take the background back to a single gradual slope. Also conflicted on

I generally prefer clear outlines and defined line work, but this exercise was an interesting continuation of the process. I never considering inking as an

This was tricksy and makes me want to review perspective so I can go full Escher. Might be time for another case study.

No, not really. Shading from the imagination. By the end of the complex shapes I was getting bored, so I tried some different smudging tools.