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All of them were done in 20 minutes and didn't use any strict measuring.
I don't understand your intended process towards a finished product.
Am I correct in assuming, that you chose digital tools to plot spheroids and tubular forms, all with a lot of contour lines to indicate volume? That does produce a lot of lines, but they rather distract from simplicity. And, well, why do you even bother plotting a 100% precise foundation? How will that help you render the final lines?
If you draw manually, you have a chance to pick up proportions and rhythms on a haptic level. I am not aware, that digital drawing does this, as you are mostly placing ready objects.
Or, if you draw manually, you can have a slight foundation, that you can draw over with the final rendering, so the foundation helps, but vanishes into the background or is fully deleted in the end. I am generally not aware, why such a step would be necessary in digital drawing, as you can just manipulate the intermediate lines?
I mean, the fact, that I have no clue, what you are trying to achieve does not equal you are doing something wrong. Maybe I am just stupid or unable to jump beyond my comfort zone. That fact might give an indication, though, why you might not get a lot of reactions: the likelyhood, that others feel about as buffled as me is decently high.
Aunt Herbert
1 hour ago.
