06-21-2015, 06:37 AM
This is a really late answer to something you asked earlier about should you focus on more perspective studying... every time you draw something from observation from life, you're studying perspective, because your subjects exist in perspective. So don't stress out about it too much. Perspective is everywhere, you're kind of studying it all the time. There are more stuff to study and get better at than there are games on Steam anyway. Go by your interest, and your interest will probably bring up stuff you're not good and and need studying. Start studying from that. Eg. my interest is currently animal and creatures, which brings up stuff like shadow and scales and crystals and etc that I'm bad at, so already my plate is full! Just an example :)
Your figures are getting better, that's evident. Do you like taking classes? The Hampton book Fedo suggested is certainly a good figure book. I have it too and have looked through it, and it's very direct to an artist's needs.
Your figures are getting better, that's evident. Do you like taking classes? The Hampton book Fedo suggested is certainly a good figure book. I have it too and have looked through it, and it's very direct to an artist's needs.