
Analyze the forms.
Compare them.
Answer questions:
Which one is bigger, closer, more complex?


Find the "end points" - the highest / lowest / most right / most left.
Lay them out on a pice of paper.

Roughly outline each piece.
Constrain proportions.

Break large shapes into smaller parts.
Compare and reference the proportions.
Continue breaking the shapes into smaller details.
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Shade all shaded parts. Define the light side and the dark side.
No need for details at this point.
Add drop shadows.
Remember how they work - darker next to the object, then fading.
No outlines! Work with edges!!!

Now that you have all important pieces in place - you can start on individual pieces.
Use small strokes.
Take your time.