Devotionart37 - Art School Journey

daceronine 2023-09-19 03:16:11 UTC #21

Agreed on what @snakker said. Many of us started with very hairy lines (some of us still do so for sketching), but with practice, self study and time, you will naturally gain more confidence in doing those long stretches of lines. Especially since in digital you can just undo and retry as many times as necessary until you get that "perfect line".

Stabilization does help though, you can adjust is as needed until you feel comfortable with it.

devotionart37 2023-09-20 06:54:35 UTC #22

Thank you both for the helpful comments and encouragement. I'll keep on going ,

devotionart37 2023-09-20 06:55:46 UTC #23

Also here is a perspective assignment that was fun to do with procreate perspective tools and some free stamp brushes.

devotionart37 2023-09-20 07:07:21 UTC #24

As always feedback is welcome.

cobalt_kat 2023-09-20 07:28:58 UTC #25

The black background is an interesting choice, but it's definitely easier on the eyes than pure white. (I never use a pure white canvas as it hurts my eyes, too.) Gotta say, I don't really see any difference between the figures you drew from imagination and those drawn from reference - the poses look realistic and plausible.

devotionart37 2023-09-21 08:28:39 UTC #26

Thank you. I chose black just to reduce eye strain but now I kinda like how it’s different. Even after finding the white point reduction setting I am still using it.