Well, it's been some busy days in my life, but I decided to put in practice the last anatomy assignments by working on an original piece, and I learned a very important lesson that marc has always mentioned, which is to avoid (❌) too hard challenges, that just burns your motivation. The best is 70% of known things and 30% of challenges that don't take too long.

It happened to me, I didn't have much time per day, and drawing two characters on a background with perspective and a lot happening around, with lineart and Shading, was too much for me of time and effort, so I decided to take it as finished and move forward.

At the end I learned a lot, but not the way I thought

Hello again, it's been over a month since the last update.

The truth is that between a lot of work, personal issues and the real reason, the release of Elden Ring SOTE , I didn't have the time to post the little I managed to work on, considering that English is not my native language.

But here I am getting back into the habit

After my previous Painting, I decided to practice the basics

→ Head drawing + Shading

→ Anatomy practice

→ Clothing practice

→ And at the end I applied all that in the design of a character, learning from my mistakes, this approach is simpler than my previous painting I hope you like it.

Hello again, it's been again over a month since the last update

Here are some of the practice exercises that I have done so far

Now I can see the improvement on the result and the process, all thanks to the course and because of the habit of practice if possible everyday

→ Head drawing + Shading

→ Anatomy practice

→ Cloth and tracing from other artists

→ Some environment tracing from other artist -raja.nandepu - (Here even if I use the artist work as a reference, I used my own horizontal line and vanishing points)

→ And paint cloth from refference

→ And at the end I applied all those concepts to a new character design I’m very proud of, and even if I know there is a lot to learn and improve I can't do anything but feel happy about the result and the process.