Indra - ArtSchool Journey

IndrawnArt 2020-09-13 08:11:15 UTC #28

The portrait study that became an illustration. I was amazed how Marc's critique enabled me to make the image better and better. Learned so much from his program and the LiveStreams. And the journey continues.

IndrawnArt 2020-09-13 14:50:07 UTC #29

Here's my dragoness meditating high above earth on a calm island surrounded by floating and glowing flowers.
Thanks for all your nice comments and advice during the streams guys!
And thanks to Marc for your feedback once more!

WeirdOwl 2020-09-13 15:51:27 UTC #30

Yes! This turned out so nicely with great atmosphere! Sets me in the right mood to paint more.

IndrawnArt 2020-09-13 17:40:42 UTC #31

Thank you very much!
Great that it inspires you to draw! Be sure to share it!

BadRooster 2020-09-13 23:07:04 UTC #32

I don't recall seeing that portrait before. Scrolling down and seeing its story unfold is just a heartbreaking journey. Good job.

IndrawnArt 2020-09-14 20:04:31 UTC #33

Thanks, Scott. I'm glad you like the story, even though it's heartbreaking.

cedricgo 2020-09-16 00:48:57 UTC #34

That's pretty epic! Very good job on that one

IndrawnArt 2020-09-19 22:27:55 UTC #35

Thank you very much! It has been a lot of fun to rework it after submitting it to the LiveStreams.

IndrawnArt 2020-10-23 12:33:56 UTC #36

Here's my dragon girl I showed last week during the live stream. Already worked on it some more and added some colors already.

Hope you like it.

IndrawnArt 2020-10-31 10:04:55 UTC #37

Third version of my dragon girl. Went through the live stream twice already and I like where I'm heading so far.

IndrawnArt 2020-11-28 17:32:49 UTC #38

Finished version of my dragon girl!

WeirdOwl 2020-11-30 02:55:00 UTC #39

Indra this illustration came out really nice. I love the color and composition. I think it's a great representation of your style. You dragons just have so much personality!

IndrawnArt 2021-02-17 17:47:21 UTC #40

Entry for the Dark Disney Challenge:

Here I checked out the composition and overall values. I also crushed some nuts, cause I can. I watch men closey now, when they sit with their legs crossed...yeah...the picture changed me.

After I finished the picture I learned that the color green is the most difficult color to handle in art. I'm glad I didn't know before, but it explaines my struggle with the colors.

Here I added the light and got great feedback from my fellow students. They showed me how to get some blood into Mowglis's veins. XD Cause he looked kinda anemic.

Final version:

Thanks for all the critique during the LiveStreams and for the feedback provided by my fellow students!

IndrawnArt 2021-02-17 17:58:19 UTC #41

I drew this image for the "Redraw it Challenge". It is based on an old picture by Hannah.
I was really happy to meet the deadline.

IndrawnArt 2021-02-17 18:14:19 UTC #42

I cecked out so many lions, it's crazy. But now I have a better understanding of the muscles of a dragon...yeah. Makes sense.

Saturation overkill!

Please ignore the red letters on the right side of the image. I like to write down Marc's feedback directly onto my canvas. It's easier that way to work on the different things he pointed out.

Final version: I'm so happy how it turned out!

IndrawnArt 2021-05-15 10:28:14 UTC #43

Maned wolves look so cool in my opinion!

IndrawnArt 2021-05-15 10:34:01 UTC #44

Working on a bear/elk hybrid. This has been my first concept.

IndrawnArt 2021-05-15 10:36:20 UTC #45

I changed his hind legs and the length of his limbs in the next stage. Added a simplified skeleton and added the muscles as well.

IndrawnArt 2021-05-15 10:37:39 UTC #46

And here is my big boy in a single picture.

mau.wamp 2021-05-15 14:56:07 UTC #47

Haha the bear-elk concept is really cool!
Good job, Indra!