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My art has always been a gradual progression... But this was my first digital piece when I was in elementary school discovering MS-paint. It's what made me love digital art and I never stopped trying to learn more the moment I made this. I even re-drew it years later. https://t.co/EwJi0Eqg8o
from sketch & progression. the original Mikoto looks so puzzled lol he was holding a cat.. where did it go?🐈
This is now the 3rd creation I've taken out of dormancy lately, and then finished...lots to do yet though, but loving the progression. 🎨
#digitalart
Also finally having pieces that capture each era, even if silly >
Im glad theres some visible form of progression.
Know Your Place page 84 progression. I really enjoyed drawing the individual binacle popping off Grind, lol.
@AEisbaer Here is my lovely dragon who is an adventurer in a quite...kink adjacent fantasy world.
And yes, this is his current progression.
I used to think learning happened with clear, forward progression.
Reality is far more nuanced. Progression may/may not be visible. There is a plateau of messing around at the same level before learning enough to inch ahead. Most importantly, you are never done.
#100paintings
I still can’t get over how gorgeous this @Pinart_SG commission is from a while back. My art folder from him is growing and I love seeing his progression. He’s such a wonderful artist
I think I'm pretty settled on how I will be drawing him from here out! But it's neat to see the progression.
Know Your Place page 81 progression. I have been waiting a little over a year for this moment. ;v;
With Slayer's Frontier, I think I found a good balance in a crafting system in a #ttrpg context, that it won't be annoying and is a meaningful part of the progression. Time to bring it and other alternate progression systems to TRPGs via Magus! Who's up for some fishing & demons?
posting tama and her son side by side both because that's funny and because u can see the Art Progression.
soup time :)