Clayton's sketchbook

[Clayton]

Hi guys

Like the rest of you I'm here to learn and improve, so if you have any crits to lay on me feel free to do so.

Looking forward to getting to know you all!

[Bookend]

Sweet stuff! Welcome to the awesomest place in the world, man. lol. Keep drawing and painting and becoming a master.

[Clayton]

Back to it after the break

Some Loomis:



Portrait practice, made her look way older than she actually was in the reference, but I learnt a lot

[Clayton]

[Archreux]

Hey, and welcome to CD! :D

Nice start the the sketchbook. That still life and portrait study look great!

[Clayton]

Hey, and welcome to CD! :D

Nice start the the sketchbook. That still life and portrait study look great!

Thanks for the welcome and kind words

[Clayton]

[Clayton]

Portrait practice, doesn't look exactly like the subject but I was focusing more on skin tones


In progress of my latest piece, need to work up the lower legs/feet and the ground. I'll be posting this in the critque forum later, but if anyone has any advice or crits feel free to drop a message

[Clayton]

[Clayton]

Haven't really tried rocky formations before, definitely need to find some sort of rhythm in the process. In some parts I was going for a spartan look and in others I was trying to add the fissures and cracks, so that's why it looks like such a mess. Going to take what I learnt here and apply it to the next one

[Clayton]

[Clayton]

[Clayton]

[Agerkvist]

Hey man, just keep this up. Studying and applying!

Your portraits look really great, still lifes too :)

[Clayton]

Thanks Agerkvist, I appreciate it

Today's study, these things still take me a while so I can't get much detail in without it taking forever

[Clayton]

[Clayton]

Previously posted this in the critique forum. I owe Meat an apology because I never thanked him for the input, but there were some pretty big life events happening that took me away from the internet.