5-min sketch that I ended up really liking, accidentally did the more refined sketch on the same layer as the gesture though. Ehh oh well.
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Trying a slightly different way of doing gestures/studies. I love it. Photo is from the pixelovely gesture tool.
Practising blending and colour mixing in Photoshop. Worksheet taken from Matt Kohr’s digital painting tutorial, ctrl+paint. The exercise basically consists of only colour picking from colours A and C in order to create B and the colours in between.
Doing Inktober this year! Been wanting to do it for a while, so yeah. Here’s hoping I can stick to it.
Gonna attempt to learn how to do spotting blacks properly throughout October. So many things wrong with this, ahahah.
5-min studies using http://artists.pixelovely.com/practice-tools/figure-drawing/. Need to practise male anatomy more, as well as longer drawings; I’m used to drawing super quickly for 30-60s poses. Found a new brush that I really like though. Probably gonna use that as my default for gestures.
Thumbnail studies based off photos and environment concept art.
Working on a reference sheet. Also butts because they’re fun to draw. I feel like my anatomy (particularly legs) and proportions are so so much stronger after the like 5 figure drawing classes I’ve had at Uni so far.
First time animating. Making the ball was really cool, got to use the principles of squash & stretch and anticipation first hand. The cat run cycle was referenced off a Muybridge plate like this (can’t find the exact one I used for some reason). Would like to do more of those.
Value study of this photo. WIP. Need to work more on human face proportions. Values a bit too dark.
Some actually current art! Need to do more of these value studies. And human face studies. Aaah.