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I ran a kneaded eraser over mine before she sat down so it would be easier for her to guide me. I have a heavy hand sometimes.

Conte hb graphite on stonehenge drawing paper. I didn't get a photo of the model from this week but I have one from last week. His hat placement changed completely.

I want to learn atilier style portraiture. I struggle with everything still, form, line, proportions. I've been learning for about 3.5 months.

I'm looking for encouragement and advice on how to improve this artwork from here. I have 3 more hours to finish this piece next Friday.

My teacher asked me to think about the front and the back of the hat and how to make them balance each other now. I'm thinking that might mean I should erase the black in the front and add straight lines to make representative/correspondent shapes. I want to add darker darks. I want his face to have a turned form. I want my values to be simplified and uniform. I think I want to get rid of the mark defining his ear and simply that. Would love to hear anything you have to say.

It's my first ever stamp and I am still learning but I'm so proud of my first ever print.

First time carving linoleum. It's harder than it looks. I am very pleased with my first attempt though.

Feel free to draw me or use these to draw someone else.

Enjoy.

I see progress so I am pleased. Still would love any constructive criticism you're offering.

I have such a hard time keeping a light hand on the page. I also think the middle of the rose looks like gobbledygook.

Mechanical pencil on michaels sketchbook.

Sally's baking addiction banana bread comment.