Mar '22
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Welcome to my Art School Journey. As you already know, I'm Cameron, and I'll be your host.

A small bit of background information is probably in order. Ruffly 7 years ago while I was still in High School, I fell in love with Character Design through playing D&D. Big shocker I know. From there I began to develop my artistic skills quite on & off. Below you can see my more current pieces I've done for my characters.

But recently I've had the urge to take my art to the next level, so I began watching Marc's tutorials, and after a few weeks of umming and ahhhing about it I decided to just take the dive and start ART SCHOOL.

I hope you'll take good care of me as I work my way through this course. I'm fully opened to all critique and actively invite it.



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Mar '22

Had time today, so I figured I'd work through the Photoshop for Digital Production tasks. Honestly was fun to revisit some of the tools I haven't used for ages. I had the most fun with the dream home/castle task. Below you can see the completed tasks.






Mar '22

Hi Cameron! Welcome to the forums! You are already off to a great start these are fantastic practices! I look forward to seeing your progress!

1 month later

Apr '22

Cube Practice Cube Practice, Its been a hot minute, been busy with other stuff, but here is some cubes I was able to do in my spare time. More coming soonish.

Apr '22

Lovely exercise Cameron! Keep it up!

May '22

Here is both task one and task two for the Perspective assignment.
Task One:

Task Two:

May '22

Nice job! Looks like you are getting the hang of it! Keep up with those deformations and transformations they arn't easy! I still have trouble with those.

9 days later

May '22

Did some practice rooms for Task 3 of the Perspective assignment.

May '22

Reply to

camerondavidanim

Hi Cameron! Seems like a really good start! Love the eeriness/mystique of the castle image! And wel done on the connecting the dots and circle tracing. Previous attempts in other courses taught me those can be deceptively hard. All the best as you continue!