@ShiftShido I feel like I shouldn't mention this but the pant wasn't included in the original sketch, even if nothing was actually shown due to the hand
@Piedrita_d3 Thanks. Tbf, posting art here feels like a gamble, as the reach depends a lot on reposts from others, and I'd say I got a lucky start, as I've seen others who get far less numbers on their first few posts.
@tboi19backup Indeed, I loved the story and map of season 4 (I left after that), it's just that...they couldn't make up for the gameplay and events, which felt like a burden just to do
Collecting furry characters will never get old, tho 🥰
Faramor's summer skin, from AFK journey
Used to play when he released, kinda sad to see where the game is going after homestead was added.
#furry#AFKjourney
@FruityBoiWife2 4. Imo, it's better to start with paper and a pencil (well an eraser too), once you have a decent understanding of the fundamentals and have chosen the right medium for yourself, you can choose to do digital or not
@FruityBoiWife2 1. No, I practiced different fundamentals (perspective, anatomy, shading, color and lighting, composition,...) one at a time, each required different exercises, for example, with perspective, try drawing a cube in different angles, and building other 3D shapes based on a cube -
@FruityBoiWife2 3. For me, I chose to paint digitally since I didn't have a stylus pen, and couldn't do line art, which may sound odd. I'd say everyone will eventually develop their own style, influenced by other artists.
@FruityBoiWife2 2. Somewhat, but I never really took it seriously until a few years ago. I guess anyone can with enough dedication to learn, tho just as anything else, what's important to go a long way is their love for art.
@FruityBoiWife2 (...) . There are yt vids that explain these concepts thoroughly, watch them. And since fundamentals are based on real life, try to observe them and use references when practicing.