Floatharrさんのイラストまとめ

First morning stream done. Definitely had a positive impact, more energy, long stream! I had a raw chicken leg open as reference so I ended up making a meat thing. The oily smudge brush works a lot better when you "dry" the layer underneath by painting on a new layer on top.

Ended up trying to work out this angular flat rendering style again. A square brush helps a lot with it. Hard to get a balance between how many shades to use and how small shapes. Mostly just an excuse to doodle frogs and listen to good music today :D

This one was interesting to make. Fired up Robo Recall, had one of the bots point their gun at my head, and set up shop next to him. The gun felt like it was within punching distance in VR, really hard to convey in 2D. VR makes studying foreshortening super effective.

VR life study of a Sketchfab 3D model with matcap shader. The skull was scaled to about 1 meter tall at arm's length, with my art program as a floating window to the right. Trying to teach my brain a vocabulary of value = surface direction/normal. Really cool way to study!

I didn't really have a plan for anything smart or useful today so my canvas turned into the land of lakes and giant salad trees.

Today's sketch turned into some sort of a dark elf. Started out as a night elf, that's why it's blue. I feel like I get too caught up in the rendering early on so the drawing/design suffers o.O

Some anteaters because why not. Tried to paint the bottom two with a smudgy oil brush because it feels nice to use but it's so hard to control and do anything useful with >.>

This night elf came together fairly painlessly probably because of the time I spent warming up with pencil sketches, really seems to make a difference. Different mentality, can't erase so you think before drawing.

Not done with the blood elves yet. I like his expression, looks pretty blood-elfy to me but a lot of the refs I used looked way more sassy. Also maybe I could have filled in the armor details a bit more. If only I didn't suck at time management...

Drawing some crazy looking lemurs again, this one's called an Aye-aye. Found out I enjoy really thin lines with some graphic value a lot. I think I've been drawing with a way too fat brush. The painted guy took like 3x longer than the other two which I ended up liking more o.O