Pundia - Art School Journey

pundia 2021-10-30 17:15:04 UTC #1

Hi all! I'm Pundia, from México. I started the ART SCHOOL program about a week ago, and I'm very happy with the it so far.
I used to draw many years ago, but stopped doing it because, you know, life. I'm working full time as a programmer, and so I had to abandon my dreams and it consumed me. Now with the pandemic, many terrible things have happened but one of the good things for me now is that I have more time. I decided to use some of that time to learn again how to draw.
My dream back then was to just draw, I had many things in my head and then with all this, the creativity stopped. I was stuck because of my perfectionism, so I never finished anything. I'm leaving that behind, so this first perspective assignment is simple but made me very happy doing it.

pundia 2021-10-30 19:05:15 UTC #2

Two point perspective, feliz día de muertos. Well, it's tomorrow.

pundia 2021-11-23 20:52:15 UTC #3

This is my attempt at three point perspective, with inspiration from the entrance to the Vale of Blossoms from World of Warcraft.

pundia 2021-11-26 01:26:55 UTC #4

The 4 point perspective guy.

Lukiesartventure 2021-11-26 11:27:50 UTC #5

Great job on the perspective!

pundia 2021-12-10 01:36:20 UTC #6

Characters using the Pen tool. This felt difficult, but it was fun.

yaigrie 2021-12-12 15:45:03 UTC #7

wooow, those little dudes turned out great!

pundia 2021-12-14 02:23:55 UTC #8

Some more excercises. The brush was extra fun!
I don't like the smudge tool

pundia 2022-01-05 01:39:37 UTC #9

This is the clothed figure practice. I tried following the explanation in the Term 3 video, but I found that I had to go back A LOT of times to fix things. Until now, I decided to save the image for sharing and ignore any other details I missed.
Reference from faestock at Deviantart, she has a lot of photos with dresses, perfect for this excercise.

pundia 2022-02-16 01:59:11 UTC #10

I was away for several weeks, and tried to do the clothed figure drawing assignment, placing clothes over an unclothed person. So I did this little guy.

I'm having trouble with ZBrush, the free license looks nothing like what Marc uses, and the trial version already expired (during my absence, sigh).
What's the cheapest version of ZBrush that looks like the one that Marc uses?