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Think this scan came out better than the last and hopefully they will continue to get better. You can see a little bit of the other page in the back and I couldn't get it any better. Going to try to do some color drawings for day 3 to keep it interesting!
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As a tip, before placing your sketchbook in the scanner, try inserting a sheet of copy paper behind the page you want to scan, because the sketches from the other side are clearly visible and distracting from the current set of sketches. It'll be easier to tone up or down the contrast for sketches that way too, since there is less image interference. This is assuming those sketches aren't on the opposite side of the currently scanned in side, of course.
I can actually comment on the art this time though, so here goes:
The chibi and the pose to the left of the darkest one (under the seating) are the best drawn ones here, imo. They have the most life, and any mistakes I can forgive because they are interesting. For the other poses, the angles are rather common and aren't as appealing to look at.
The pose sitting on the seating arrangement is having trouble with the arm and neck, and I'm not sure what part of her is sitting on the seat; but this was a good effort. It seems like you didn't use reference, and if that is the case, it is certainly something to be proud of. I also like how you tested the perspective of the seating with that mini drawing first; it makes any perspective mistakes feel minor in comparison.
Looking forward to seeing how these sketches will improve down the line.
I can actually comment on the art this time though, so here goes:
The chibi and the pose to the left of the darkest one (under the seating) are the best drawn ones here, imo. They have the most life, and any mistakes I can forgive because they are interesting. For the other poses, the angles are rather common and aren't as appealing to look at.
The pose sitting on the seating arrangement is having trouble with the arm and neck, and I'm not sure what part of her is sitting on the seat; but this was a good effort. It seems like you didn't use reference, and if that is the case, it is certainly something to be proud of. I also like how you tested the perspective of the seating with that mini drawing first; it makes any perspective mistakes feel minor in comparison.
Looking forward to seeing how these sketches will improve down the line.