cedricgoModerator
Oct '16

I really enjoy your ink pieces. Your ideas are so cool and the inking looks so professional. I'm looking forward to see what you'll come up next :smile:

Oct '16

Hi Cedric. Thank you very much for the nice words. I am new to cube brush and will be posting a lot here, but my IG is @catapanoart if you want to get all my updates.

9 days later

Oct '16

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catapanoart

I do not have the confidence to go straight to ink, it always ends up looking like a mess. Unless I am doing fast sketches with a brush pen :smile:

Oct '16

I always try to get the big general shapes and then my mind and eye have a better frame of reference.

11 days later

Nov '16

These are amazing they are so vivid and flow really nicely, love the one with the raven mask I don't remember her name but definetely the role she playes and how tragic their story was.
I really want to do something in the viedeogame industry once I'm done studying.
How did you get into it if I may ask? ^-^

Nov '16

Hey , thanks for checking out my stuff. Yea, I think she was called Eileen the Crow. But yea, Bloodborne had a huge impact on me that year. I am compiling all these sketches and more into a book and will be kickstarting it.
But to answer your question, I got into the industry through colleagues and a network of friends from school. I can't give art school much credit for how much you spend, but it is good for networking. I probably also had a stroke of luck because I didn't have much experience at the time.

Are you in a school right now?

Nov '16

I'm in school preparing for my A-Levels (I think that's what it's called in English), 11th grade. I want to go to uni once I'm finished and as everything with art is very ecpensive I still haven't decided what I want to study, or where, but I'm young and ambitious and will find something that suits me, I'm sure :3. But as I'm 16 I still got some time left to think about it.

kigernekoModerator
Nov '16

Nice sketches! You could experiment more with lines. You could for example make the lines of the objects in the distance thinner AND less detailed than the ones in the foreground to create more depth in your work. I think that way your art will get a nice little boost. :sunny:

Nov '16

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Alboba

Yea, you have some time to think it over. If I could go back, I have chosen not to go to art school. That being said, it may be just right for you.