What is this boss enemy underwater and how do I fight it
▲ 71 r/Sekiro

What is this boss enemy underwater and how do I fight it

I’m at the pool of water behind ashina castle and came across this and have been wondering how to attack it

u/Downtown_Pattern4313 — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/Artists+1 crossposts

5 months in art journey. Want to show some of my recent projects and gesture practices (yes, ik a lot of the projects are unfinished. They’ll be finished soon.)

Going to art school in September which will hopefully be great. I dropped out of school at 14 and haven’t been in education since then so this is a big deal. I’m really hoping I could make a career out of this.

u/Downtown_Pattern4313 — 14 days ago
▲ 128 r/Eldenring

Does anyone else find it kind of odd that Radagon got no dialogue

When you think of all the Demi gods, each had their fair share of dialogue, excluding Radahn for obvious reasons. But I wonder why Radagon didn’t get any?

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u/Downtown_Pattern4313 — 16 days ago
▲ 8 r/Beginner_Art+1 crossposts

Could someone please help me understand this concept about gesture drawing

I’m reading the figure drawing book by Michael Hampton and I really don’t understand this part. Like I don’t understand if it should be 1 line that’s been split to be made asymmetrical or 2 lines that create a form which should be made asymmetrical. I’ve looked at the examples but I just can’t spot anything about them

u/Downtown_Pattern4313 — 16 days ago
▲ 106 r/Eldenring

Why does nobody talk about Malenia being blind?

I feel like this should be especially mentioned when it comes to her feats. Whenever people argue that Radahn is more powerful they say he was holding back the stars while fighting malenia and still managed to rival her… but no one mentions that Malenia is literally blind!! She has some daredevil-type capabilities aswell as being a master swordsman

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u/Downtown_Pattern4313 — 28 days ago
▲ 2 r/Beginner_Art+1 crossposts

I’m doing self study to improve my art, hopefully to a point where it can get me into a career. It’s going really well so far and I’ve set out a plan on what I’m going to study and when I will study it. But recently I’ve noticed a problem that my backgrounds look absolutely horrendous. For example, I was doing sand dunes as a background and the surface that my character was standing on but I had no idea where to start in making it look even remotely like sand . I’ve hit a roadblock now because I’m unsure what I can study to help me fix this problem, would it be rendering?

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u/Downtown_Pattern4313 — 2 months ago

I’ve been practicing 3 point perspective and I’m having no trouble with that, but the problem came when I wanted to add detail to the buildings and it started to drop in quality. Any tips or sources on how I can improve

u/Downtown_Pattern4313 — 2 months ago

I am going back to learning the very basics right now because I feel like I’ve skipped too far ahead in trying to progress my art skills. I did simple 3d objects and now practicing some line contouring. This is a project I worked on

u/Downtown_Pattern4313 — 2 months ago