At request of a freind
Model: A decent book
Digital Art: Now with gradations!
Digital Art: Today a torso, tomorrow the world!
Overall, I’m going about this in all the wrong way. Ideally I should be making myself do a ton of quick figure studies of various things, and if I do a full long work, I should do the full figure more or less all at once and not a piece at a time like I have been, or playing around with clever layering in photoshop or whatnot. However! Getting comfortable with the tablet and photoshop and everything is important, and generally, while a lot of people have told me how I should be doing things and certainly will again in the future, if I have to make myself stop instead of having to make myself start, I figure I’ll get good eventually, instead of getting good really fast, eventually, when I get around to it. If that doesn’t make any sense to you, oh well.
Maybe next time, she’ll get arms! Also, some accidental hotkeying desynched some layers, making some uglyness that’ll be a pain to fix around some edges. Didn’t notice until long after it was too late to easily undo. Guess thats the danger of layers.
Digital Art: Some more
Digital Art: Something Else
Planning sketch: Recruitment
Digital Art: Breadbasket
The craft.
I learned my lessons in a past life.
Monsters come out at night.
I found a seaside cave in my first game while wandering around in the moonlight.
A giant spider came out and ate me.
This time I found a cliffside and dug a hole in the side of the cliff, then bricked it up with a tiny window far above me as night fell.
Now I’m sitting in pitch dark, watching out the window as stars slowly pass by, waiting for it to grow light again.
Outside I can hear footsteps, and the moans of waiting zombies.
It’s snarling.
It’s right outside my window.
I hope zombies can’t dig.
I wait it out. The sun rises. I emerge and see the zombie fleeing, set afire by the sunlight.
It is safe in the sun.
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I have built a deep fastness where trees grow in naught but the light of everburning torches, I have explored to the depths of the world, I have built bridges in the sky and cut flamelit tunnels deep into the mountainsides. I have taken wood grown in the darkness and metal ripped from the earth, and with my hands crafted shining armor and a golden blade.
Ah, so this is Minecraft.
Sculptris: Taiidani lizard-dog
Today the fantastic Riess drew some new studies of this beast, which are pretty delightful, and shared below.
Based on these, some potentially unfounded concerns about mesh topology, and a general desire to keep experimenting, I started over! I may go back to the previous mesh, which I kept on hand, but for now, this is what I’m going with.










