/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>2561184
Well I went to three colleges. The first was the one with the main amount of drawing I ever did in school (mostly it got in the way). Ran out of scholarship due to poor grades (cunt professor said I wasn't good enough despite taking pre-req classes). Second college I didn't even attend one semester because I was expelled (revealed my power level). Third college is closing down and giving the name would easily indicate where I live. The only explicit drawing classes I took there was in my final semester and both were optional.

Advanced Drawing which wasn't really advanced since we spent three weeks drawing and shading eggs. The class had freshmen in it and other seniors who weren't up to snuff (literally deviantart-tier anime comic shit for some cunts final project). Professor always singled out my work because it was the best ("Look at anon's work everyone, now do that). Point is the class felt more like Drawing 104 at best.

I took an animation class and I hated it. Animation sucks (to do). He had us do 8 minute drawing challenges as warm-ups. I checked out Burne Hogarth's Dynamic Anatomy from the school library (I own my own copy now and study from it) based of a professor's suggestion. The book hadn't been taken out since 2009. That made me disappointing.

Obviously I'm only posting the good things I've done recently. I have my bad days. Here's an 8 minute drawing challenge I did two days ago.

For those unfamiliar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06GxNHHREJA

Timer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsrQ6Iynx4w

TL;DW
>make 8 squares on paper
>start timer and draw until you hear the beep
>repeat until all boxes have been drawn in
>goal is not to see how far you can get but to convey the same idea in 5 seconds as you did in 4 minutes