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@jars_seph Good morning, and thank you for the art share.
I’m Matt, and I love to draw dynamic characters. 😊
This first picture is my latest human head study. Playing with light and shadow only, and trying to avoid using too many values.
Sasaixa Skyscorpion a #Druid in the 5e #dnd Midgard campaign I DM currently. This was also done as a dappled light study and digital art study. Constructive criticism welcome. #procreateart #digitalart #tabaxi #fantasyart #catperson #anthro
Mumarou Month prompt 22: College AU!
Sports boys doing some study.
#mumaroumonth
Drapery study. Found this pretty girl reference on Pinterest so I do drawing study of her.
I kinda like this ootd drawing from fashion reference.
#Illustrations #characterdesign #ootd #study
Proud ako sa eyes even tho di pa yan yung gusto ko maachieve hahaha well i'm getting there, also i've never painted gems before so this is a good study. I could have done better with the gold shading tho.
I spent this morning doing gesture drawings and this study. I'm very proud of how it came out.
Ref is from https://t.co/hSr1GcAtjT #art #study #gesture
i love these new shorts for Legend of Runeterra. And the colours... so beautiful! I got tempted of make a colour study. https://t.co/ohFpUiY5Vb #LeagueOfLegends #LegendsOfRuneterra #Diana #ArtistOnTwitter
YOOO I finished the draw your friends' OCs! Thanks for letting me draw your cool OCs peeps, it was fun study. Hope you like em!
Ash by @merururuu
Ajack by @AjackDolan
Kina Minx by @RadishBadger
Nylah by @aidancoreart
#ArtistOnTwitter #AnimeArt
early morning break from devops study. @Porkkyboy 's gonna kill me for this (I'll clean it up senpai)
Now that I'm settled down I'm gona try to do a daily portrait study. (DAY 1) #portraitdrawing #portrait #digitalart
I made a 3D model of my original character for study... I need more knowledge.🤔 I'll try and error again.
@alyssaarteu @hlartstudent Congrats on 1k!! And thank you so much for the opportunity. Including the most recent pieces, one traditional study.
“The White Barn”, c.1941, by Ethel Seath, long-time teacher at The Study. During the Depression when the school’s existence was in jeopardy, she took on additional teaching at the Art Association’s Saturday morning class. Illustrated in The Women of Beaver Hall, p.115.