Brian Hermelijn's - Sketchbook

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Firstly, welcome back - I remember you o/

but I am trying to figure out this month where to take this journey, since I have been practicing for quite some time with no sense of direction.

Any ideas/insights on how I can take this is always appreciated. Current tools is pencil and paper.

Secondly, I can shed some light on this because I've been through it.
When I started, I had absolutely no direction where I wanted to go with my art -- I guess I wanted to go the illustration route predominantly? I was also swayed by 3D and concept design at some point. Truth is, even now I'm not 100% sure, but, how can you be when this industry changes so rapidly? So I have a broad idea, but it could change 10years down the track.

What I'm trying to say is... you honestly figure it out along the way and be open-minded.
You kinda just gotta acknowledge these thoughts and trudge on, honing your craft (whatever it is you decide to master - could be more than one thing, just keep consistent) because you will be hit out of the blue with interesting thoughts of what you like and what you wanna make along the way.

This kind of thing is hard to explain. You need to experience it for yourself - working by yourself in a quiet place is good for the soul. Embrace the quiet thought.

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(but don't stay hidden in the darkness for too long. or else the cave becomes thy enemy...Ahaha... ahahahuae.. ahueuaheueAHJHAUEA @_@
... but seriously, 10/10 would not recommend. Still have a life, but quiet study periods are the best for figuring shit out)

Anyway, all the best man

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