My main practices were as simple as extruding 2D shapes and then manipulating them, and drawing cubes and cylinders using random vanishing points in 1, 2, 3 and 5 point perspective
My main practices were as simple as extruding 2D shapes and then manipulating them, and drawing cubes and cylinders using random vanishing points in 1, 2, 3 and 5 point perspective
Marc Brunet's free videos were all nice and all but none of them were particularly helpful to me.
Maybe it's just not for me
Marc Brunet's free videos were all nice and all but none of them were particularly helpful to me.
Maybe it's just not for me
Here's a timelapse of the Jock Stu drawing from over 5 months ago I made with CSP and SAI2 (for the bg colors): bsky.app/profile/lime...
It was back when I'd always start with the feet first, and then try to build on top of random shit I learned from ArtWod
TIme flies 😭
Here's a timelapse of the Jock Stu drawing from over 5 months ago I made with CSP and SAI2 (for the bg colors): bsky.app/profile/lime...
It was back when I'd always start with the feet first, and then try to build on top of random shit I learned from ArtWod
TIme flies 😭
I might try artwod out for a bit, it's 9 bucks a month and might help me, even if it's very western oriented.
I might try artwod out for a bit, it's 9 bucks a month and might help me, even if it's very western oriented.
It's interesting how much his takes on art and education are very similar to mine.
So maybe I'm a bit bias here 😅
It's interesting how much his takes on art and education are very similar to mine.
So maybe I'm a bit bias here 😅
I also find Marco Bucci's videos very helpful. Especially for rendering and colors.
I also find Marco Bucci's videos very helpful. Especially for rendering and colors.
There's a lot of like 22 year olds that found some crackpot technique that gives them good results but they don't know why it works and they have no affinity for teaching either
And then theres artwod, proko, and japanese artists.
There's a lot of like 22 year olds that found some crackpot technique that gives them good results but they don't know why it works and they have no affinity for teaching either
And then theres artwod, proko, and japanese artists.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDL8...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDL8...
youtube.com/shorts/tplRW...
youtube.com/shorts/tplRW...
youtube.com/shorts/Pyy_u...
youtube.com/shorts/Pyy_u...
Its important because our minds unconsciously and by design recognize silhouettes first.
Its important because our minds unconsciously and by design recognize silhouettes first.
The great thing is it's at your own pace.
The great thing is it's at your own pace.
youtu.be/cpryJCBPwmM
youtu.be/cpryJCBPwmM