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I—Iron Golem

4/10/2020

Everything about this one came out pretty good except for the arms. One either needs to shrink or the other enlarge. I think the line work came out nice and the shading as well.

It was at this point that I thought maybe this blog could serve as a teaching tool for future artist. I always hated those “how to draw” examples that start off with basic shapes and then showed you the finished piece. This time I included 3 in-progress shots. The first shows how I divided the page in quarters with a quick cross. It allows one to allocate proportions, as well as providing a straight horizontal and vertical guide. Then drew a rough outline with circles and squares.

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H—Hook Horror

4/9/2020

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I think this was my best drawing to date. I love the symmetry and line work. All in all, I was very pleased with this.

I was also happy with my documentation. 3 in-progress shots. The first showing the basic geometric shapes used to fill the page. You can also see how his right foot was initially smaller, but corrected.

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G—Goblin

4/8/2020

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I really loved drawing this one. I like the clear line work and love his face. His left hand and sword also came out well. His right arm and left leg looks good, but too small. Again, something to fix in Illustrator. Only took 2 in-progress shots.

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F—Frost Giant

4/7/2020

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I like everything about this drawing except the arms. His right arm and hand are much too small and stiff. His left hand looks good, his arm is supposed to be in perspective, but just comes off looking weird. I will have to fix those when I ink it in Illustrator.

The axe and armor look good. I love the motion and perspective in his legs. Also, the first drawing I added some shading to. Managed to capture 3 in-progress shots.

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E—Ettin

4/6/2020

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My line art improves. Besides the Ape, this was the first relatively humanoid figure I drew for this challenge.

I like the massive Hulk like legs and perspective. The gangly arms and two heads were fun to draw. I even remembered to take 2 in-progress shots this time.

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