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Day 27 : Random Legendary Pokemon (feat a MENACING Incarnate Tornadus) #pokecember2020
Hey, it was expected, when you see the Pokemon haha
What pisses him off tho ... that's the question !
(Yea, it's just the off sprite with perspective, but shh. Wanted to do more, but heh)
Sketch vs finished piece - I focus on the environment in accordance with composition basics and perspective, then semi improvisive the characters within that environment when I draw the pencils
Merry Christmas!! 🎁🎉🎄🎆
This is a drawing I did back in 2018.
I wasn't able to draw one in time for Xmas Eve this year.
But looking into perspective, my art has come a long way in the span of these two years.
Enjoy the holidays!
#MerryChristmas
#Christmas2020
“Break” out of your comfort zone!
I really tried different stuff here. The perspective, the coloring, the fact that it has a background. But I love it!
#wordchallenge2020 let’s keep this alive!!!
Day 22 of #ArtAdventCalendar: Earthrise, 52 years ago this week Apollo 8 gave us some amazing perspective, showing us our delicate world viewed from another. Watercolor and ink on paper
I forgot to post it: I tried some weird perspective, what do you think about it?
@PenAsteria This sounds fun and interesting
The first two were drawn around February and March, the last ones between November and December
On 2021, I want to get better at backgrounds and I want to learn how to properly draw in perspective, as well as finishing the 1st volume of my manga
©MC Escher (Netherlands, 1878-1972), is best known for geometrically-inspired prints that explore symmetry, pattern and perspective, ultimately questioning reality and the limits of possibility.
©MC Escher (Netherlands, 1878-1972), is best known for geometrically-inspired prints that explore symmetry, pattern and perspective, ultimately questioning reality and the limits of possibility.
©MC Escher (Netherlands, 1878-1972), is best known for geometrically-inspired prints that explore symmetry, pattern and perspective, ultimately questioning reality and the limits of possibility.
©MC Escher (Netherlands, 1878-1972), is best known for geometrically-inspired prints that explore symmetry, pattern and perspective, ultimately questioning reality and the limits of possibility.
©MC Escher (Netherlands, 1878-1972), is best known for geometrically-inspired prints that explore symmetry, pattern and perspective, ultimately questioning reality and the limits of possibility.
@selkiepupdoodle I want to get better at anatomy, perspective, and backgrounds / inorganic items in 2021, so that’s probably where my focus will be. :)
Ive actually been pretty proud of a lot of my work this year, and have improved incredibly from last year. These are recent favs tho. 👌
this has been locked away since July, finally letting it out of wip jail
ignore the errors in lighting, perspective, anatomy, everything pls haha
@Arrouizz Dunno if I got a favorite favorite, but got this recent one I did that I've been feeling again. Mainly the lighting and perspective, but also just cause it's spooky, sweet, sexy🖤
And gonna tag @saucy_bird @AstarothArts @CyberSpeakeasy @NaitoPickle @themwxxxart 💙💙💙
Leonardo da Vinci, first edition in English of "Trattato della Pittura", first published in Italian in 1651. In these Leonardo outlined his influential theories regarding anatomical drawing, perspective, and other elements of artistic composition. J. Senex, and W. Taylor, 1721
Animation IS for everyone.
It is and always has been and always will be.
Not a genre, but a medium.
Family friendly doesn't mean kids only.
So long as you can animate it, you can do anything:
Show push visual limits, teach life lessons, show perspective, even change the world.