03-12-2014, 05:04 PM
Alright, so I've made it a goal to stop doing so many speed sketches and instead focus on heaping volumes of studies in addition to longer, more refined works-- ideally 15-25 hours at first...then I'll progress upwards from there.
Doing quick things is like lifting the same weight all the time, you can find new motions to make it more difficult, but in the end it's still the same weight.
I want to spend some good time really planning my composition and carefully carving the forms while considering light and detail.
Longer sargent study, commission WIP, and some of my last quick non-study works for at least a month.
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Doing quick things is like lifting the same weight all the time, you can find new motions to make it more difficult, but in the end it's still the same weight.
I want to spend some good time really planning my composition and carefully carving the forms while considering light and detail.
Longer sargent study, commission WIP, and some of my last quick non-study works for at least a month.
