Skissors - Art School Journey 🐥

Hello, my creative classmates! I go by skissors, and I am ready to rock my way through art school! I'm a 20-year-old living with an AAS in Multimedia (and a high school diploma? ¯_(ツ)_/¯), but I'm taking a year off before advancing to a BAS by spending it here.

I can't remember when I first grabbed a pencil and a paper and then started drawing. What I do remember was enjoying the aspects of it in 2012-14. Back then, I drew animated animals, fanart, and those 3-point perspective rooms. (I'm looking at you Club Penguin ) Unfortunately, all of my childhood masterpieces burnt in a fire ;-; but that didn't stop me, and neither did the number of sketchbooks I lost afterwards HAHA

Anyways, I bought this program not to enhance art into a career, but rather for fun. The music I listen to oftentimes plays scenarios inside my head a lot, and my OCs are the characters! I might as well visualize them to life, right?

Thanks, happy to be here!

Before I bounce into Marc's lectures, here are some mentionable digital artworks showcasing the progress of where I am now.

Because these two pieces were my first attempts at digital art, I drew over a template since I was a little shy, but hey, we all start somewhere...

...so I migrated them from my sketchbook! hehe

This was the first time I took an art project seriously, and it paid off very well! My favorite one, by far!

This one's a little different because, at the time, I was experimenting with newer art styles and trying new tools in Photoshop. My favorite tools in this project were the Blur tool and Perspective Transform.

That's all, folks! I'll make sure to update my art school progress at least every Monday and Thursday.

@Pattu_w @queeniemp Thank you!! I'm excited to see the outcome this school has to offer!

UPDATE:

Hi again guys! I'm currently in the photoshop for Digital Production lecture, and I tried balancing the week to study drawing. Most of them are WIP mode, but here they are

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These are my imaginative figure drawings. As much as I respect chickens, chicken scratching itself is annoying : / my gut is telling me there's gonna be a line drawing assignment nearing the end of the lecture I'm on. However, any tips on slowly producing confident lines are very much appreciated!

By the way, I found something cool during my studies! I sketched a quick environment drawing one day using an image reference, as you can see here...

And then another day, I studied environments, this time with a different image reference:

When I matched these two together, it looked like I drew everything from a single reference! What are the coincidences? :'D

Lastly, here are some traditional muscle anatomy to make up for digital drawing because of work.

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That's all, folks! Again, some canvas spaces are big 'cause I'm hoping to continue my practices over them. See you on Monday, and have a good rest of the week!