Lesson 3 Completed!

Holy smokes! I was a bit unsure if I would get this one accepted - I didn’t feel like I did a good job. But as mister comfy says: ‘Do the best of your current ability’ and I did.

link to my submission: https://imgur.com/a/3DoMFX9

Feedback from ThatOneMushroomGuy

Hello Enutie, I’m ThatOneMushroomGuy and I’ll be the TA handling your critique today.

Arrows

Starting with your arrows your lines are looking fairly confident and smooth, which helps communicate a nice sense of fluidity in your arrows as they move through the world. You’re making good use of the depth of the page when constructing your arrows which allows you to make really good use of perspective, this gives a nice extra layer of tridimensionality to your arrows.

An attempt to draw a dragon from reference.

Here is the beautiful reference I am using

(Got the image from https://kingarthur.fandom.com/wiki/Dragons - I can’t find the author of the image, would love to credit you, will do when I figure out who you are!)

I bought a One by Wacom, or whatever its called, its a screen-less drawing tablet and I need to learn how to use it. Therefore I wanted to draw a dragon and share it here!

Starting a new habit

Greetings {visitor} (I do not expect anyone reads this, so I suppose its a post just for me).

I have to confess something - I am not very consistent. I seem to have loads of projects, ideas or skill that I want to work on.

What is even worse is the AI boom that is happening at the moment. It is super easy to just converse with an AI and essentially you don’t do the work and by work I mean coding and writing for my case.

Lesson 2 challenged my understanding but was rewarding. Got official critique from Uncomfortable himself covering organic arrows, contour lines, textures, and form intersections.

I am finally done with the 250 challenge, a process taking me 6 months to complete.

Starting My Art Journey

As you probably know, I am following the Draw a Box course and they emphasize that you also draw for fun at the side, called The 50 rule. Today, I practiced by studying a beautiful character design by wu shenyou, a professional concept artist.

My Practice Attempt

This is my beginner attempt at studying the original artwork. I know I have a long way to go, but everyone starts somewhere!

Taking the first step in the 20 Games Challenge by creating a Pong clone in Godot

My journey learning to draw using the Draw a Box program, starting with basic lines and working towards the 250 boxes challenge.

What I want to learn

Challenge to learn Game Development the right way.