Klandestineone's Sketchbook: Arise From Your Grave!

[Karonno]

Some really good mileage. I would say for anatomy studies. hold off on shades and do a series of about 10 to 20 of the same part of the anatomy, with different mediums, spending about 5 minutes or lest. as for the digital coloring, start getting use to using the F5 hot key or secondary button to constantly readjust your brush as needed. (Its an awkward route) Its will allow your work to say Digital paint rather than photo shop.

[Klandestineone]

Karonno, thanks.

A small update. I figured I should move on from the 10 min landscape studies and expand my time studying them a bit. Some Bridgman thrown in also.

[Klandestineone]

Landscape study update.

[Klandestineone]

Daily speedpaint. I'm becoming a bit more comfortable with doing these.

[Klandestineone]

I finally got around to finishing this study. Great learning process on ink work.
Alphonse Mucha master copy 'Komensky'

[Andromeo]

You've improved a lot since the first page! Keep at it, the Mucha study is very nice(though when I google Mucha "Komensky" it comes up with some kind of landscape painting..) love love love his work! Maybe you should try doing not 10 minute, but 30+ minute studies? Just to see what you come up with when you start refining and adding details...
Looking forward to seeing more from you =D

[Klandestineone]

Thanks for the comment. The Mucha study I can't find any where else except for in this book of sketches that I have on him that I grabbed here: http://www.amazon.com/Drawings-Mucha...0258398&sr=8-1

I've since moved on from the 10 min studies. The last few landscapes have been done over a course of a couple of hours.