Arch's Book of Stuff

[Warburton]

uuuuuumm that last piece is sweeeet! I love how simple it is but direct and confident with the marks. Is this one from imagination? Because ive only just read from your earlier posts you were struggling with mind stuff.

On that subject, I know Alexson gave a good response but I figured i'd share my thoughts and experiences too for what their worth ;) When an artist first starts off on this journey, ive found it's beneficial for them to hammer the fundamentals and focus on study. Then after a few months of pure grinding to test themselves with mind stuff, then apply accordingly. Of course this varies from person to person but that what ive found. The ultimate thing to remember though is the end goal. What is it? What do you want out of this? Because every study you do should be in some way setting you up for getting closer to that goal, which is why it's so important to apply them. Plus pushing a imagination piece to finish opens you and your abilities up like a book and it becomes very easy to see where your weaknesses like. Then it just becomes a matter of addressing them ;)

Also on a different topic school related. I know how that feels, it's a pain in the ass having to study at school all day and then study when you get home when your tired. When I first started this that's exactly what I did but I worked fulltime too. I worked all day, then did evening classes and got home at about 10.30-11pm. Then I studied till about 1-2, rinse and repeat. It's not ideal, but I said to myself, 1 self portrait everyday, no matter what, without fail, and that forced my to do it, even if it came out like shit and I learnt nothing, it was still done before I went to bed lol.

So yeah, sorry for the lecture lol. Take whatever I say with a pinch of salt, in the end everybody has their own path to take so it's all relative. Cool seeing your updates man, oh and I like the first thumbnail, it has a lot more action and movement in it. :)