/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3297786
What the FUCK. this girl dislocated her shoulder from working 14 hours a day at FZD

>>2941397
Individual variety :)

So yes, a lot of students did. Students would pass out in class, sometimes so badly that their head would bang on the desk and they still kept sleeping. Another dude got the creeps, feeling "ghosts"

I started off with 14 hours, then went down to 8-10 every for term02 and term03. I was the only one doing that, but a lot of students would work 18 hours during the weekdays and sleep 12-14 hours on Saturday and Sunday.

The reason why is that I wanted to learn a lot, so I often sacrificed good pieces in order to pay more attention in class. As a result, I was often the worst student on Monday (when everyone went full blast in the weekend) but above average on Friday (when people's batteries ran out).

No right, no wrong. Just what suits you best.

This is all opinion, but I think doing difficult exercises (liek draw-through) and getting mentorship is important.
When I log my time, I log the actual pen to paper work, not any "fluff". That's the most difficult about working/studying from home - you need to control procrastination, your focus and get rid of fluff.

Also, dedication. I drew on with a fucked up wrist (couldn't bend my fingers anymore) and a shoulder dislocation (though I did miss client deadlines because I was messed up).

>>2941402
They're from photo reference in instruction manuals. The teacher didn't say specify how to use reference, so I made it easy for myself. I'm sure some students took stuff apart.