(08-06-2018, 11:20 AM)darktiste Wrote: UKRAINIANWOLF97  i been checking this sketchbook for a while now and i have observe a great deal of value study and color study.I think it a good idea to have piece from imagination from time to time just to see what area of fundamental really need some improvement.


Also don't forget to provide the reference when you do study.

(08-06-2018, 08:10 PM)darktiste Wrote: Well thank you for sharing this info and  i got one thing to say 41 to go that not bad.Do you limit the time you spend on each study? If not how do you know when you are done?

(10-09-2018, 10:14 AM)Shinkasuru Wrote: I love these last few studies of yours. Really masterful brushstrokes. They are all strong pieces and beautifully rendere

(11-30-2018, 03:12 AM)Fedodika Wrote: I  feel like youre using the very abstract shapes in this creature to cover up a lack of anatomical knowledge; like the only part that looks functional is the deltoid, but even that looks weird. The reason people who do crazy aliens with crazy anatomy well is because they have a deep understanding of anatomy and dont just use the symmetry tool with a bunch of whacky brushes.

His arms look really strange and like the muscles dont have function, same with the rib cage and the strange bone on the back. His mouth seems sealed shut, like he has a bird like face, but im just having a hard time seeing why this creature would evolve this way. Id reccomend studying simpler life forms like ants or something to understand why their body is put together that way and of course learning anatomy thoroughly, and how to design anatomy well. Do some 3d studies of high level sculptors of well done human figures and then after  a while of getting that down move into aliens or creatures