Learning stuff
Learning stuff
You can clearly see I control anatomy in this picture (pic from when I was trying to learn anatomy)
Anyway...
Once in a while I try to learn drawing skills instead of just automatic drawing. Can't say it is easy for me as I get bored really fast and deform it all after a minute and wander off. But I know that by learning more about reality you're more able to twist reality. I like to create more kind of scenes from my inner world and create better stories and depth.
Recently I'm doing more sketching and trying out a bit of landscapes and perspective. It's a bit frustrating that somehow I expect from myself that I have to control the techniques in 5 minutes or by just looking at it....
This is a drawing from years ago that I really like because it feels like you can walk around and it is an example of an idea I finished. I also think I succeeded in giving the right message in it.
Perfectionism is often the reason I never finish ideas because it isn't as good as I want to....So maybe if I can learn more skills I'm able to create things I always failed doing.
When I was a 3D designer I created more scenes when doing art because it was much easier for me to set up something and no problems with perspective or light/shade.
Example of some 3d works from the past:
My goal is to practice more often and focus less on delivering new artwork. That's the only way to grow...
Thanks for reading my thoughts :)
The book in top image is "figure drawing" from Andrew Loomis ;)
Totally with you, Sander. I don´t have the discipline to practise stuff that would actually help becoming better.
And I really laughed at the first two images :D Looks like the creature painfully realized he failed looking like the man above. Thanks for that!
It's really annoying because I want to have the skills. Good to know I'm not the only one avoiding practice...weird thing is that it feels good to get better at something :)
Hahaha yes he looks a bit shocked lol.