Brushfencer’s artdump

Hello there!

I'm sort of a highschool student from Germany who loves creating things. It's my goal to study industrial design or animation when I finish school in two years. I'm usually very insecure about posting my art, and have failed multiple times at sharing some of my work on social media, but I've reached a point where I want to improve as much as I can to build a strong portfolio! Any feedback is highliy appreciated.

To start out, here are some experiments from my sketchbook. Just practises from reference and trying stuff out!

Here are some digital doodles. I love to do digital paintings, but never really finish anything... Have a ton of more doodlings in my folders. Just mindless scribbles without much thoughts about composition. They're all drawn from memory, except for the R2D2 study.

This is a Rembrandt master study done with ink for school.

From a self-critical point of view, I'd say that my work is too mindless and I still need to practise the fundamentals a lot to make it more appealing. I often just start to do something without much foreplanning (composition etc), so a lot of personal projects that aren't redrawn for practice lack depth - also, I need to learn to work on projects much longer.

I have much more to show, but I hope this is enough for starters! I try to practice everyday and will try to update this thread on a regular basis.

Thanks for reading this!

Time for some unfinished digital doodles! I'll try to upload some traditional stuff next time.

Mindless doodle that appeared out of nowhere. Just some try to draw something from memory. I'm sure that the anatomy is a bit off.

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Rough concept for an illustration I want to do. I still need to keep experimenting to give it a better composition. The perspective is a bit sloppy.

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Another doodle. Some try to do something interesting, glowy.. But I feel like I failed at the composition (if I can even call it a composition) I don't like it at all. Probably because it's to chaotic and weirdly positioned.

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Another concept for a future Illustration! It's way too pale.