u/Aoba_Artist

Except almost everythings wip

Cinderwolf on artfight

Newest to oldest. I started practicing sketches using more perspective drawing and using direct reference for the pose instead of doing it from memory. It’s still pretty wonky and a bit out of my comfort zone, but that’s how you improve, right? Also shoutout to my therapist for helping me stop connecting my ability at art to my self-worth. I’m studying pretty hard for art rn since I need to be able to do well on AP art cause I’m trying to get into CalArts. (I’m a sophomore rn, so it’s a year or so away) the level expected of AP art is way above my level but I seeing how fast I’ve progressed in art since January without rigorous study probably means that with the right books and materials I can do it. It’s not that different from studying for school Imo with the main exception that I actually enjoy doing it and never really get sick of drawing, even if Its excruciating at times, some form of masochism keeps me going haha. I’ve picked up a copy of Color and Light by Gurney and a set of drawing heads and hands and figure drawing for all it’s worth by andew loomis and plan on combing through them at some point.

They are flat and seem pasted over the controller rather than being a 3d object that the hands are interacting with.

Trying to put more effort into perspective and forms

I bae my draw cats but wanted to make an oc

First one is my OCS original design and the next is his modern design

i know that the cats anatomy is incredibly wonky but I barelt ever draw animals, they help me a bit with line art and flow but im not sure whether it will stunt my growth in the long run

I like my OCS so I'll probably just switch to writing about them if I do

It's hard to do since you can't fix all the little details like in digital

I'm probably gonna recolor that last image