21 Jul 08:25
--And also drawabox / Peter Han style how to wield a pen training.
Shout Box archive
21 Jul 08:24
--I started off on here fumbling about doing different things until I realised that I should start off by focussing on the fundamentals for a while: perspective, anatomy, lighting
21 Jul 08:14
--Yeah I guess that's one of the difficulties of self learning - you gotta identify your own syllabus and resources.
21 Jul 08:07
--I mean in the end it always comes down to doing it... I guess I just wished there was more structure in my early study days.
21 Jul 08:06
--That's true of course. I think it would still be nice to have a little overview of stuff you can do or try if you want to improve in certain areas.
21 Jul 07:57
--Yeah - although after a few months of browsing the sketchbooks on here you can get a good feel for a learning path I'd say.
21 Jul 07:47
--It would be really cool if there was like a collection of exercises. Like stuff that helped people progress the most or are just challenging exercises on their own.
21 Jul 07:45
--What I like about drawabox that it gives people a starting point in either beginning in the first place or getting back and working on their fundamentals
21 Jul 07:43
--Thanks :) They are my personal grinding session to get a better hang of material rendering.
21 Jul 02:02
--Check this out @Artloader http://creatorsforcreators.org/submissions/ You should definitely try to submit, it's a very doable deadline!
21 Jul 02:02
--Cool - I do my own writing as well - learned a lot from a site called comixtribe.com.
21 Jul 01:58
--Although I'm enjoying the journey as much as the destination at the moment.
21 Jul 01:57
--Sweet, I'm trying to put together 5 pages of a graphic novel with a friend for a grant due in November