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Plate 7 of Day 010

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These studies are wonderful Carlise. Great work. The only thing I would suggest is to slow down and spend a little more time on these Bargues. Leo mentioned in one of the videos explaining that our eyes become fixated and exhausted in a partiar area so we loose sight of the bigger picture whether in shape or value. Instead of executing the drawing all in one day I actually give myself about two or three days to complete it but within each day I promise myself that I would only spend about 1 hour and a half on it. That way when I return to the drawing I can do so with fresh eyes. Also make sure to step back every now and then if your drawing from an easel. Accuracy in the drawing does not come from skill but how much you spend looking and comparing. However with enough practice you will be able to notice these errors sooner and start to build up speed. But as for now take a moment to look. 🙂

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Thank you JJ. I always try to give my very best.

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Thanks AJ ✊

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Wow these are great Gordan. You have a keen sensibility in seeing value which I struggle the most at. The values and light and dark patterns are working nicely, I can imagine seeing these sketches developed further into a painting. I look forward in seeing more of these charcoal landscapes :).

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Thank you Jean-Pierre. I’m gonna need it haha.

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