More variations on “Dragon City”–the runners-up, if you would. I learned a lot doing these thumbnails (“corner shots feel bigger”).
practice
BLASPHEMOUS-inspired composition thumbnails
ArtBetsyIllustration has a SUUUUUPER set of tutorials on drawing backgrounds (and a free downloadable eBook!) that are inspiring me to practice backgrounds more often.
She says it’s important to have an idea of what you want to draw going in (I think she calls it a tagline? Which means something different in writing, so I’m not going to use that term)–these BLASPHEMOUS (game)-inspired compositions are for the description “A monster smiles upon its cult of worshipers in a CAAAAAAVE!!” #allhailkingjulien
Background Learners Anonymous: One-point perspective practice
ArtSketch – Dragon queen and her hoard
ArtMaster Study of Jean Siméon Chardin’s “Madame Chardin.”
Art
Master Study of “Madame Chardin” by Jean Siméon Chardin
1-hour digital piece in Krita, using a single brush. Following ConceptArt.org’s rules, which include no tracing, no color picking from the original, and you must work at least one hour.