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I'm Stef. I publish weekly videos showing my progress following Radiorunner's Solo Artist Curriculum.
Starting Perspective VI - The Solo Artist Curriculum self-taught art journey
It's time for more perspective. Perspective VI for the solo artist curriculum! I started with boxes and some lovely videos from Hades PSD - here on RUclips. Followed by Modern Day James' Emulating Even Amundsen Series.
A lot of work to do with perspective, but there is often growth with that.
A lot of work to do with perspective, but there is often growth with that.
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Finishing Painting I - Learning Digital and Traditional Watercolor with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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I enjoyed this painting unit very much. There is still a lot for me to learn regarding painting and digital painting, but this unit helped me to gain a bit more knowledge and confidence when working with digital watercolors - and I really needed that!
Painting I - Progress - Traditional and Digital Watercolors with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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I continued working with watercolors following Adilson Farias' process - I love his illustrations and it feels right to be dedicating some time to study his way of painting.
Learning Painting I - Traditional and Digital Painting with The Solo Artist Curriculum
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I am getting to enjoy digital watercolors more and this is exactly what I wanted! I really like Adilson Farias' course on digital watercolors and I am happy I chose to move to painting in this unit.
Starting Painting I - Mixing Traditional and Digital Painting with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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Hi I switched things up a bit and moved ahead to Painting rather than moving to Composition II. I will get back to composition, I just rally felt like I needed some time to work with painting and in particular digital watercolors. I mention Aaron Blaise's watercolor course in this video. But I got it on offer for 1 USD and it is currently being sold for 30 USD, so I would recommend waiting for ...
Finishing Character Design - studying and developing characters with the solo artist curriculum
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I learned a lot with this unit and still have a lot to learn, so I will come back to this topic when I finish the curriculum's fundaments.
Character Design Progress - Working on Expressions with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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I continued working with Aaron Blaise's Clear Expressions Course this week and also sketched some old movie characters.
Learning Character Design - Practicing Expressions with the Solo Artist Curriculum and Aaron Blaise
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I continue Aaron Blaise's clear expressions course this week, finished my Ernest and Celestine scenes and worked on some rotations from Pinocchio. It was a productive week and I am learning a lot with the expressions.
Starting Character Design - The Solo Artist Curriculum Self-taught art journey
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A new term - term 6 already! - and a new unit dedicated to character design. I got sidetracked, I admit, as last week's work with scenes and digital watercolors made me explore some other things before I got to characters. So much to study! I got Adilson Farias' digital watercolor course and allowed myself to explore working with it a bit before I got to work with characters - from the Ernest a...
Finishing Color and Light II - Colour Light and Scenes with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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I worked with scenes - mostly from Disney movies - traditionally and with a digital watercolor from one of Adilson Farias' illustrations. Time has been flying and I cannot believe it's already the end of color and light and next week will be time for characters - yay for another fun unit. Background music Ethereal Relaxation Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By At...
Color and Light Progress - The Solo Artist Curriculum Self-taught art journey
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I worked a lot digitally this week, mostly with video tutorials by David Revoy (www.youtube.com/@DavidRevoy) in which he colours characters from grayscale. It was new to me, so it was a chance to practice values with grayscale, colors and also digital painting skills. I also worked with the gamut masks again, which is quite a useful tool. The Characters from this thumbnail (also shown in this v...
Learning Color and Light with the Solo Artist Curriculum - Self-taught art journey
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it was fun to work both digitally and traditionally this week. I particularly enjoyed working with different gamut masks and testing combinations I liked and some that challenged me. Music: "Ethereal Relaxation" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
Starting Color and Light - The Solo artist Curriculum self-taught art journey
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I am super excited to have started working with colours. I read a lot this week, watched a lot of videos, but also found some ways to practice, paint and mix colours. I think this unit will be full of interesting learning. Soundtrack: "Ethereal Relaxation" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
Finishing Perspective V - Drawing the Figure in Perspective with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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I was out with my family for a ski break for most of the last two weeks. I ended up with a sprained ankle and a broken stylus and those things slowed me down quite a bit, but I finished perspective v and am now ready to get to Color and Light! Music Ethereal Relaxation Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Perspective V Progress - Studying perspective and the figure with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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I started the week with Marco Mateo Mestre's Framed Perspective 2, but ended up working mostly on other projects. I am definitely more confident working with perspective grids now and it's been good to get perspective to work with my own projects. Soundtrack: "Ethereal Relaxation" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License creativecommons.org/lic...
Learning the Figure in Perspective - Perspective V with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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Learning the Figure in Perspective - Perspective V with the Solo Artist Curriculum
Starting Perspective 5 - Drawing the Figure in Perspective with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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Starting Perspective 5 - Drawing the Figure in Perspective with the Solo Artist Curriculum
Finishing Intro to Drawing Animals - Drawing Animals with Aaron Blaise on the Solo Artist Curriculum
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Finishing Intro to Drawing Animals - Drawing Animals with Aaron Blaise on the Solo Artist Curriculum
Drawing Animals Progress - Self-taught art journey with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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Drawing Animals Progress - Self-taught art journey with the Solo Artist Curriculum
Learning to Draw Animals - Solo Artist Curriculum self-taught art journey
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Learning to Draw Animals - Solo Artist Curriculum self-taught art journey
Starting to Draw Animals - Solo Artist Curriculum - self-taught art journey
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Starting to Draw Animals - Solo Artist Curriculum - self-taught art journey
Finishing Anatomy IV - Studying the lower leg and feet with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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Finishing Anatomy IV - Studying the lower leg and feet with the Solo Artist Curriculum
Anatomy of the Legs Progress - Self-taught art journey with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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Anatomy of the Legs Progress - Self-taught art journey with the Solo Artist Curriculum
Learning Leg Anatomy - Solo Artist Curriculum Anatomy IV - Self-taught art journey
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Learning Leg Anatomy - Solo Artist Curriculum Anatomy IV - Self-taught art journey
Starting Anatomy IV - Learning to draw the lower body with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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Starting Anatomy IV - Learning to draw the lower body with the Solo Artist Curriculum
Finishing Perspective IV - Studying Vehicles and Object Rotations with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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Finishing Perspective IV - Studying Vehicles and Object Rotations with the Solo Artist Curriculum
Perspective IV progress - Studying vehicles and turnaround with the solo artist curriculum
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Perspective IV progress - Studying vehicles and turnaround with the solo artist curriculum
Learning Perspective IV - Solo Artist Curriculum self-taught jurney
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Learning Perspective IV - Solo Artist Curriculum self-taught jurney
Starting Perspective IV - Learning Perspective and Turnaround With the Solo Artist Curriculum
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Starting Perspective IV - Learning Perspective and Turnaround With the Solo Artist Curriculum
Finishing Color and Light I - Learning Value and Light with the Solo Artist Curriculum
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Finishing Color and Light I - Learning Value and Light with the Solo Artist Curriculum
Loved the sky! Love when there’s one element in an illustration that kind of deviates… kind of makes the whole picture pop for me.
Só você pra efetivamente me deixar com vontade de tentar aquarela.. again. Mas vou me contentar em curtir muito as suas e ficar só na vontade 😅
Armadillos ❤
Suas aquarelas digitais estão incríveis
Adorei red de óculos
Figaroooooooo❤
It’s really cool seeing the subtlety between the spectrum of the emotion!
Love the astronaut pandas❤
Hey, am a complete beginner looking to learn art. After doing the solo artist curriculum for such a long while would you recommend for me to do it? Was it worth it or is there a better free program to use that you’ve come across
I would definitely recommend the solo artist curriculum. I think it allowed me to experiment with different teachers and platforms and I have certainly liked some teachers and styles more than others, but I also appreciated navigating a variety of sources and I have mostly worked with free resources, so if this is important to you, I would definitely recommend this curriculum. Good luck.
@@ursamater thanks alot for your reply. Keep up the great work!
Did you do all the free videos or did you pay for any of the curriculum in your journey?
I started with the free content and have mostly worked with free content: Proko from youtube, Drawabox, a trial period for SVL in this particular unit... there were some exceptions, though, like the month I worked with dlothed figure drawing and used New Masters Academy's content (which was 35USD, I believe) and I have bought a few books. All in all, I have spent very little money on paid courses and materials. Hope this helps.
I am just starting on my self taught artist journey...at a more advanced age (42). I am so glad to come across your channel. I am very excited to watch all of your videos! Thank you for documenting this for all of us.
Hi! I have started the CV on my 40s as well, a little later than you, as a matter of fact. I am very glad I jumped in! Good luck
I was inspired by your videos to buy the 30 unit curriculum. Wish me luck! I will start next month 😊
I am sorry for the late reply, I was away and I completely disconnected from youtube! I am very glad to know you got inspired to try the curriculum. I hope it works for you!
Demn🔥🔥the progress 🎉
Thank you!
I recently discovered this channel a few days ago and have binge-watched all the content-it's incredible to see your progress. Your dedication to sticking with the curriculum despite challenges is truly inspiring. It's motivated me to reignite my own art journey. Please continue posting and updating us on your progress!
Thank you so much for stopping to write such an encouraging comment! It makes me very happy to know my journey has inspired you to reignite your own. I wish you the very best in your journey and I will definitely continue posting my progress.
Today I decided to start the curriculum and I'm super grateful to be able to find your channel and see your progress that's super cool!! Keep going 🎉
Thank you for stopping to write such an encouraging message. It makes me really happy to know you are starting the curriculum and that I may have helped you somehow.
You had any previous drawing experience before this?
Yes, I had some prior experience with drawing, painting and other forms of arts and crafts but I had never studied gesture and generally lacked proper training in art fundaments. I hope this helps.
@@ursamater Yeah this surely helps, Like I just started the 1st part and also wanted to take an advice, Also had no prior knowledge or experience I always looked at it like its something big I could never achieve...Now my thinking has been changed..
Hi there, is there or do you have your own suggested supply list?
I followed Proko's videos on youtube and got timed gesture drawing also from youtube, from New Masters Academy's channel. You find the curriculum on reddit: www.reddit.com/r/learnart/comments/dapk62/from_the_guy_who_made_the_most_comprehensive_list/
@@ursamater I can't seem to find the curriculum in a form I can print. 🙁
@@ursamater Also can you post a list of your supplies? writing instruments, paper, etc., that you used?
@@shenlaw I am sorry. Can't you print the file on the reddit link? You should be able to click on the small infographics and it becomes bigger and can be printed from my side. Also, lower on the same page there is a link for a gallery view. I will add it here: imgur.com/a/EZPc28m
@@shenlaw I used cheap printing paper - amazon basics and regular number 2 pencils (HB) and 2B for most of the curriculum - simple faber castel or staedtler as easily available brands in Europe. I also used some erasable colour pencils from faber castel and later tried using some conté charcoal pencils (just to try) and replaced pencils with a staedtler mechanical pencil with 2.0 graphite. Nothing fancy. Oh, with value and light I incorporated an H pencil to my collection (staedtler). For fineliners I used the staedtler and stabilo 3.8mm that are easily found in most supermarkets in Europe. You really don't need anything fancy, but you can also get a nice sketchbook with nice paper if this would encourage you to draw. Hope this helps.
I have a question, as you have followed this curriculum, should i do this? Or buy a art course from a respected source like "nma, svs" (the rest are very expensive) or as i am learning digitally fo it from marc brunet online art school. Or follow this one? Thanks
Hi. Thank you for writing. I think this curriculum is a good option and I certainly recommend it. I also think that the other resources you mentioned like nma, svs and Brunet's art school are also very good. With this curriculum I got to try some specific classes from nma, svs and Aaron Blaise because the curriculum has pointed me to try specific classes with them - I liked those options but I also liked learning from different people. In terms of budget, I did a lot with this curriculum for free and inexpensive resources here and there, but if you think you would prefer a one shop stop I think the other options you mentioned could offer you a good structure and a path for your journey, it will depend on what styles you are more drawn to, what budget you have and what you ultimately want to do. Also, this curriculum is mostly traditional in the beginning and I followed that path, but there are other people who have worked with this curriculum digitally and shared part of their progress here on youtube as well. As this is a self-taught program, you can make your own adjustments. Hope this helps.
Its so great seeing you really keep up with the course
Thank you! I try my best.
I want to learn the same, which courae did u use? And what was dat digital course?
Adilson Farias' digital watercolor for photoshop - I adapted it for Krita, but if you have photoshop, you get to use brushes as well. he also has one for Procreate. I think his course is very good.
You should make all of these into youtube shorts. You'd probably get more traction.
You are probably right. It's just that I have already been finding it hard to find the time to make those videos, let alone get new formats and have a youtube strategy... Maybe in the future? Thank you for stopping to write a message in order to help me. I appreciate it.
I checked out some of your recent videos and it’s amazing to see your progress from then to now! Did you have any prior art experience before starting your journey?
Thank you for your encouraging comment. Yes, I had some prior experience with drawing, painting and other forms of arts and crafts but I lacked proper training and fundaments, and the curriculum has really helped me by providing a solid structure so I could develop what I needed and leverage what I had already started to develop with other practices and it has shown how much more I have to learn and yet, how consistent practice can help me achieve it. I hope this helps.
@@ursamater That’s very helpful. I’ve also taken some art classes in school but I never truly learned the fundamentals. I wanted to try this curriculum but it looked too daunting. Seeing your progress really motivates me to begin my journey. I’m going to follow along with yours and hopefully I can improve myself. I only wish I found your channel sooner!
@@MsVamPireChic I also found the curriculum to be daunting at first and I avoided starting for a while before I jumped and I am very happy I did. I wish you a wonderful journey. Thank you again for writing !
Hi, I'm a fairly young guy who was looking for a guide on how to learn to draw. I found the course, but I was still quite unsure about how to do the exercises and so on. This channel seems like it will be very helpful, and I'm already grateful, haha. Your voice is calming and relaxes me, and along with the small explanations you give, it's the best.
Hi Fernando! Thank you for your kind message. I am glad to learn you have found my videos to be helpful. Please feel free to reach out if you have questions - I'd be glad to help, if I can! I wish you the best in your journey!
@@ursamaterI have a few questions to ask, actually. Do you have any social media where I can contact you, or should I communicate here?
Nah! this is a lie.
How
Im doing this curriculum and I gotta ask do you only study or do drawings for fun too with no specific goal?
Hi! When I started I just studied but as time went by, I added my own projects and I think it was important to me, both in terms of directing my progress to areas of my own interest and in terms of how I could detect improvement and weaknesses. There are some months when I get rather busy and then I just do the curriculum. I hope this helps and I wish you the best in your own experience with the curriculum.
Thank you so much for the content! It inspired me to start all over again.
So glad to hear it! Good luck on your journey!
It's scary how it took me 8 months to start drawing
Glad to know you started! Good luck on your journey!
Currently following your curriculum. it's not bad at all
Thank you for your kind comment. Just to make sure it is clear: this is my journey following Alex Huneycutt's curriculum!
In retrospect, do you think focusing on one topic for a month is better than trying to find a combination of something interspersed, like subjects at school? And on the other hand, you think that the order of the topics would be the most convenient because what I have seen normally starts with light and the shape of simple objects like bold and even more advanced the human body.
Great question. I think I would probably have liked to work on 2 units at the same time and allow them to take 2 months, or maybe 6 weeks if I had more time to dedicate to the curriculum. I think it is nice to be able to switch focus. On the other hand, the 1 topic focus has helped me so far and it takes part of the guessing regarding what do I work on today out. I think the order is fine. I could see dropbox coming before figure drawing as helpful for some. I think the curriculum is very good and I also think small tweaks to the curriculum are fine as well. Hope this helps.
I have been looking at various curriculums for a long while now, life got in the way. A lot of them including this one start in the wrong place, figure drawing. He has rectified this in v2 (free version that I've seen). I've been trying to come with my own curriculum which starts more simply. If I document it, it won't be on this channel.
@@learnartwithme3766 But what do you base your argument on? I mean, what is the reason for saying that they start off badly? Because what I have seen, let's say the other way is focused on developing the visual capacity first and I think it involves lighting and perspective, but I also notice that the students develop certain rigidity in the figure and although they seem to be better at copying from real life, while in this curriculum it seems to me that the intention of starting differently is to remove that rigidity to give more dynamism and also train to simplify the figure into shapes and then be able to generate it without references, that is, generate by yourself instead of copying.
@@lang9134 Anything which starts with anatomy or figure drawing before you've even done any kind of lines, shapes or perspective.
great work 😊❤ ...keep it up sister ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks a lot 😊
Roughly how much time do you dedicate for art practice each day?
Hi, I have not kept track of my time and it is hard for me to say, because some days I loose track of time, in others I start but have lots of interruptions... in the past I have tried tracking time with the curriculum and I believe I averaged 9 hours a week. There were weeks in which I worked more and some in which I worked less. Sorry I cannot be more precise. I will try to log my times for a while and see if I can report back
I am already using the Art school program from Marc brunet Should I move to this or what?
Hi! I don't think you should move to the Solo Artist Curriculum if you are already following Marc Brunet's curriculum, unless you are unhappy with it. I think having structure is very valuable, but the most important is to put the time and work on the fundamentals, you should have an excellent path with Brunet's curriculum.
These are amazing 🧸🙏
thank you so much for your encouragement! Cheers!
I found your channel just today after reading about radio runner's curriculum which I am considering doing myself as well. I was worried that I don't have enough time each week to dedicate to it on top of other commitments but it is very encouraging to see someone document their journey and who is still working through it, after quite some time :) Also cool to see how you are exploring your own interests outside of the curriculum. Did you already have much art experience when you began the curriculum? I have some experience in some areas and none at all in others so it is kind of daunting! Look forward to seeing your next videos :)
Thank you for your message. I hope you end up giving the curriculum a try. If you need more time, you can always take more time with a unit... I had some experience, but a lot of things were completely knew to me, like gesture drawing, just to name one thing. Having the structure has been invaluable to me. Thank you again for taking the time to write!
Love it! Your videos inspire me a alot. Keep going Ursa!
Thank you so much for taking the time to write. It makes me very happy to know you find the videos inspiring!
Quero um dragão coruja pra chamar de meu e me enrodilhar na frente da fogueira. No Krita? Ver seus videos da muuuuuuita vontade de desenhar!
No Krita sim! O Adilson Farias realmente é incrível na aquarela digital. Ele usa Procreate e Photoshop. Acho ótimo que dė vontade... quero ver seus desenhos!
Tatus are back ❤
Tatus are always on my to do list... Thank you for the love!
Love when things are seen/draw from a different angle.
Gotta love perspective...
Absolutely amazing…but i miss the bears. (Sorria, to te apoquentando…mas realmente amei seus ursos).
Haha. Yep, I am sure I was missing bears myself.
Baby . Bear. Panda. Ughhhh que vontade de amassar. Você passa muito isso do cuteness overload - incrível.
Well, Aaron Blaise is the one you should be checking!
Que desbunde de aquarela! Also….cute beeeeears, rsrsrrsr
Obrigada! Me diverti tanto com essa aquarela.
I need a bear. Maybe a bear and a raccoon ❤. They are all awesome!!!!
Draw and paint your bears. Seriously, get your ipad out and draw.
Oh man…I used to despise these color square grids…. I just caught myself smiling here. Time does heal all wounds 😂
I understand. I am sure the exercise is super useful but I totally get the sentiment.
Ursooooooos❤❤❤❤❤
Yep. This animal unit was great.
Very good video! Will definitely follow this curriculum
Thank you! Good luck, it is a good curriculum!
I just discovered your channel. I was finding it difficult to navigate Alex's curriculum (on the cheap/free) because so many teachers and mentors jump around from this to that skill or technique, so I went looking on YT to see who is following it and how it's coming along. I must say that I'm really impressed with your journey. I've only watched a couple of your first videos so far, but your progress is giving me so much hope! Congratulations, and keep up the amazing work!
Thank you very much for your comment! I have mostly worked with free resources with the curriculum. I have got a few books and one paid course so far, but most of the work I have done was following free content and taking advantage of free trial periods - so, yes, progress can be achieved on the cheap. I am glad to hear my progress has motivated you, I hope you have a wonderful time in your journey.
Hey, just one of those many following your journey! I wanted to break silence to say that it's really inspiring to see how committed you are, and how far you've come already since you started. So thank you for sharing it with us all, and keep going!! As a side question tho, how do you manage to not let past lessons's skill/knowledge rust away? Say, do you allocate some time each day/week/month for practicing some of the backlog or, is it more organic? Kind of unsure myself on how to keep old practice fresh, so to speak 🤔
Hi Thank you for writing. It is good to receive feedback. As for your question, I was really worried about loosing skills once a lesson was over when I began this journey, but the curriculum tends to come back to a lot of points with some frequency that helps not loosing that much. I guess this is particularly true with perspective, as there are so many units dedicated to it, but it is also true that they change a lot in focus. I feel like topics that do not come back very often, such as the face, which was the first anatomy lesson would benefit from some revisiting, but the curriculum offered me the opportunity to work a bit with face rotations with recent perspective units. I also think it is important that, after a while in the curriculum, we start focusing on our own practices and projects in parallel with the curriculum, so you can direct your efforts towards things that interest you. In my case, I have not structured my practice to revisit the units that I have completed, I have just tried to follow the curriculum and, more recently, to work with illustrations that interest me, try challenges ... and when I imagine something I have to draw for a challenge, I often use stuff from the curriculum. Even for characters completely out of proportion as the girl having tea I used for this unit, I made an effort to draw hands that would not be completely off. I draw boxes when I need to and I think about varying my compositions... So, bringing myself to produce new things from my imagination often engages things that I have learned. So far, this is how things have been; but I think I will revisit many topics once I go through the curriculum and I will try to revisit fundamentals as well as try to focus on the style of illustrations I want to work on. I hope this helps in some way. Thank you again for writing!
@@ursamater That sounds like a really sound plan, actually! The most important part is for us to apply what we learn into work of our own, else we risk making the whole journey of learning art into nothing but a chore/grind, ruining whatever passion we had for it in the process. Thank you for taking the time to write such a thoughtful response, and once again, keep going strong with your journey!!
@@SappingSoupyes, it is important to get the fundamentals, but it is also important to practice what you want to improve and direct things towards your own path and interests. Thank you again for writing!
Hey Ursa! Hope this comment finds you well. I'm truly impressed with your dedication to following a curriculum for such an extended period of time. Your videos and your consistency is truly marvelous. I see that you started this journey in Sept. 2022 and it is currently March 2024. There was only really one major break that you took because of moving and health issues. Of course life happens and that's okay! The fact you keep coming back to work towards your goal of completing this That being said I am inspired to work through this curriculum myself because of your videos now. Part of me wants to rush through it. But you can't rush through something that genuinely takes time. I'll even post weekly videos for my future self to look back on. One final thing. It's always a pleasure to see people posting videos for their own enjoyment rather than the massive amounts of monetization people do. There's nothing wrong with people monetizing, but it's always refreshing to know that people make videos for the enjoyment of it. Lightly edited, non-clickbait titles and non-clickbait thumbnails. Again, it's extremely refreshing. Good luck land continue on with the journey!
Hi! Thank you so much for taking the time and writing such a thoughtful message. It makes me truly happy to know my journey has inspired you to work with the curriculum and that you are thinking of documenting your progress with videos. Videos add to the work, but making and sharing them help with accountability and building a sense of progress - I think you say it very well when you phrase it as making it for your future self. I also appreciate your comments on my videos being refreshingly modest. I sometimes wonder about how to improve them but it feels like we share the dislike for clickbait titles, thumbnails and all the silliness that is already so overabundant here. I wish you the very best in your journey and I thank you again for stopping and taking the time to give me your feedback!
@@ursamater Glad you got the message! I also forgot to mention this. But the thumbnail for your video has a mistake in the text as it says "first" instead of "final". Can't wait to get started. 2 years and 3 months is a pretty long time. Good luck with the rest of the curriculum!
@@walkastray007 thank you for pointing out the error. I will fix it. As for the time, yes, 2 years and 3 months is a long time. I personally will probably take almost 3 years to finish it and I am OK with it now, but I confess I did find it a bit frustrating that the curriculum did not promise a "quick and easy" path.
Amazing!
Thank you !