/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3194142
learn perspective really well first and foremost

then learn how about lighting/shadow

then learn basic rendering of simple shapes in perspective

then move to studying the figure

then study the blade

hopefully at this point you aren't braindead and able to google the huge amount of fundamental guides out there and/or construct your own exercises to improve.

also you should be drawing and painting from life whenever you can, photostudies generally pale in comparison to still lifes, plein airs, and life drawing.


also make sure you're doing some degree of creative work/brainstorming along the way. You're capable of creating ideas that are worth drawing on years later pretty much every step of the way and design thinking is a separate skillset to grind (idea > craft)

>>2646020

Let's hear about your schedules, schedules you want to follow, or what successful people are doing!

General Schedule Thread~

>>2098669
http://crimsondaggers.com/forum/thread-4555.html