Nooo.

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These studies are awesome, dude! Respect. THere's a crazy amount of improvement, especially in your anatomy and figures between your earlier work and the more recent.

Yo, that's actually quite relieving! I think right now I'm at a spot where feeling stuck makes me blind to any progress there's been so far - and what is there feels ridiculously slow somehow. Hope I can push myself to learn more efficiently.

I agree with JosephCow, great amount of improvement throughout the years!  The studies look great and I look forward to seeing more works from you!

Hey man, highly appreciated! Will see to it :)



Here goes part 2, this time more recent stuff.
I'll soon bundle what I have from this year and then it's back to making new things



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Problems I can see so far:

- Same poses that look stiff and unexpressive
- Designs often too unimaginative/generic
- Boring lighting, messy values
- Tendency to oversaturate?
- What even is perspective.
- Barely any environments, objects
- No thought-out, full illustrations


I think I'm lacking a lot of basics.

At the moment I would profit the most from learning proper Characterdesign as this would go hand in hand with what I'm trying to achieve in 3D.
However, the old dream of being able to pull off full illustrations some day is still strong and alive.
Either way,  getting out of the comfort zone will probably be the only way to improve
and I'm trying to figure out what topics and excercises would be most beneficial right now.