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6 comments:
Awesome sketches. Thanks for posting them and thanks for posting the notes you took in class as well! I will be following this. Looking forward to seeing your progress!
Thanks for the message Brenno! Are you in Ed's class with me? Thanks for following my blog, though I really only started it like two months ago! :D
I took some classes at the CDA back in 2010, while spending a semester in LA. I have very fond memories of Kevin, Rad, and some other CDA people. (Charles and the guys at 3kicks next door are also awesome, by the way). Unfortunately I wasn't able to take Ed's class at the time, though I would have loved to. A while ago I decided to see what he had been up to since and then came across your blog! I hope to be able to go back to LA and take more classes at CDA at some point, Ed's sketching for environment being one of them! Anyway, as I said, you're doing a great job, and you've got a follower. Keep up the good work :)
Brenno ;_; That's so nice. And yeah, I haven't taken any of Kevin's classes yet but I've been hearing about them so much I'm considering it seriously now... (even though I was only planning on taking a few more select classes like story development and cinematic storyboarding). Ed's a REALLY good teacher, I get a headache at the end of every class because my brain's wrinkling so much from everything he imparts to us. He's got a clear, very easy to understand teaching style, and his demos give just as much inspiration as they teach you a new way of sketching environments. I can feel it getting easier for me to draw buildings (ext or int) every time I try now; just a little bit of practice with the correct way of thinking drastically improves the result! I'm sad these classes only last 10 weeks, but unlike the Gnomon classes I took these are full of great information, from the first minute to the last in every 3-hour session. You really get your money's worth.
Have you posted any of your work online anywhere? I'd love to check out your stuff!
nice! these environment and film study sketches look great. please keep posting more.
Thank you Mike! Yeah I'm a bit behind on posting... there's a lot to catch up on. :')
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