Darktiste Sketchbook

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Been a while since I checked here, awesome to see you're really digging into the prop stuff, it looks like a great way to learn design for all kinds of art! I'm looking forward to seeing where you take it!

Doing 6, 8, 20 iterations; I guess it's a kind of 'creative stamina', at a certain point you run out of new combinations of shapes to try and are just spinning your wheels. Definitely good to set a goal and hit the 8 or whatever, I guess it's like weight and reps at the gym!

I have no idea about this course, am not recommending it or anything, but I watched the preview of Part 5 of the 'Furniture' chapter recently and he's doing a load of thumbnail design ideas. Might be good to give an idea of what a pro thinks is 'enough'. https://www.udemy.com/course/prop-design...shop-2020/

Thank for coming by i already knew about this course there no big secret to prop design when you know the principle of design.But it certainly not about pretty image as much as other realm of art but rather following your guideline (subject matter) and find way to be able to always stay in the fine line between something familiar and something original will still providing enough option in a relatively quick manner.I have actually come up with the number base on The fundamental of design by tyler edlin.