Crimson Daggers — Art forum

Thank you Axrel, I will!

This is a char I did for a challenge in other forum, I'll start making more of this to polish my style and skills and to finally make a more professional portfolio, I've been absent for a while because I was sick, But i'm planning to upload the rest of the portraits studies soon! :D

It is really a road to freedom
(and i know you hear that all the time but"that lines ")


To start building a portfolio seem to be a good choice in your position, good luck with that

Thanks Knopfkater!

Yes, its a bit scary but Oh well, its not forever I'll keep improving on it.

Another B&W study, 4 more to go!

Sorry to hear you were sick imPhelikz :( glad you're back with us now though :).

Nice black and white study there - I love the subtle reflected light under her chin.

Looking forward to seeing your next step on the Road to Freedom :).

Thanks Artloader!, The next step is the fullbody.. boy will that be hard and fun :)

Ink drawing from today

Some quick sleeve fabric studies to help my character work.

Hi there

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Alberto: SUP! :D

I did this today, Glad I took a photo before I ruined it with watercolors :D

Yesterday’s session live drawing with model and some yesterday warmups to fill space on the last pic :D
(the live drawing poses are 3,5,8 and 10 mins max)

Last week was weird for me, but here some poses/studies and the warmups from today:

I did this in pencils yesterday and this geisha today as a warmup.

Hi!
I like your faces, they are so expressive! Also nice line quality, it looks like you are confident in your movement. Great work, keep it up!

Hi Alex, Thanks! I will!

Another warm up that got me exited and spent more time polishing, Next I will have more finished stuff. Starting I'll make a portrait in color perhaps to test new waters, suggestions are always welcome. :D

Something from yesterday plus my portrait study 23/25 from yesterday as well, after Sargent as usual.. :D

Nicenicenice, I really like the flowy lines in your gesture drawings, the line variation is lovely as well. Keep up the fine mojo!

Thanks Jeffrey!, I'll try to keep it flowing :D