08-13-2014, 06:02 AM
LaleAnn-Thank you. I intend to.
Birchgrove-Thank you, too. To answer your question, my intentions are to produce stuff along the lines of symbolic illustrations (that probably sounds pretentious, but oh well). I'm also heavily interested in scientific and medical illustration, which despite how considerably less commonly demanded it is now, I would like to attempt to get somewhere with.
As anyone would be able to tell, I draw and paint arthropods a lot as I enjoy using them as symbols in my work, aside from being a long-time fascination of mine. I also would like to specialise in illustrations of insects and other invertebrates for publications and the like(which I know is a pretty niche area, but one can dream, can't they?). Anyway, I shall continue to study subjects of interest, including invertebrates. Anything else anyone wants to suggest about the direction of my studies and such?
Also, just so this isn't a wall of text, here's a work in progress of a study I'm working on, intending to put into practice what I learned from the Ctrl+Paint videos you guys have recommended to me. Any thoughts?
![[Image: 2hwpvnm.jpg]](http://i60.tinypic.com/2hwpvnm.jpg)
Birchgrove-Thank you, too. To answer your question, my intentions are to produce stuff along the lines of symbolic illustrations (that probably sounds pretentious, but oh well). I'm also heavily interested in scientific and medical illustration, which despite how considerably less commonly demanded it is now, I would like to attempt to get somewhere with.
As anyone would be able to tell, I draw and paint arthropods a lot as I enjoy using them as symbols in my work, aside from being a long-time fascination of mine. I also would like to specialise in illustrations of insects and other invertebrates for publications and the like(which I know is a pretty niche area, but one can dream, can't they?). Anyway, I shall continue to study subjects of interest, including invertebrates. Anything else anyone wants to suggest about the direction of my studies and such?
Also, just so this isn't a wall of text, here's a work in progress of a study I'm working on, intending to put into practice what I learned from the Ctrl+Paint videos you guys have recommended to me. Any thoughts?