Not the first thing I've done in digital, this is not even my serious work. I did this when I got bored, when I wanted to try to do my own drawing instead of using my mentor's drawings in drawing. What happened to those I did with my mentor? Well I couldn't find em.
I played gaia and do commish to a lot of people. I discovered many different styles but remained lazy in applying what I learned. I have the motivation to do something in 10 minutes and dramatically loses it and rush my works. I
could not control my pen probably cause of my odd pen grip.
I know vector way back. Originally I planned to make this one really vivid, with the background and every detail. I'm just terrible, at one moment I have a really detailed picture in mind then when I'm doing it, all the details will be
gone. Sickness I'll try to remedy.
Request from my sister. I asked a critic of her comments and gave me a lot of points to work on, both anatomy and composition. I now know what to work on, started scribbling on my notes again to practice.
Not much improvement cause of a lot of months spent on hiatus. But I could assess that I have done well and did improve. I'm building my portfolio, and this would be the standard of quality 1/10.
This maybe the first time that I impressed myself in photography. Maybe it's that awkward moment that you fall in love into doing something without the constant self critic in mind.
What my friends would remember of me, it's the pic with the highest number of views on my gallery I guess.
Memories, lots of memories are captured by pictures and I miss the purple and orange sky. Taking pictures of clouds would be one thing that I'd say I enjoy in photography. I'll do my best to make better pics with better
composition for this portfolio.
School projects are just tedious and I'm really not motivated. I have fun doing things in the first few hours or minutes but then I'd get bored and rush things. Having this weak point without knowing my forte makes it really difficult
for me to become the artist I strive to be. I have to work harder.
I am proud of this work before but now I just think this one's lame. I could have done better, that's what I keep telling myself.
I finished this one just recently for a series of ads for an art organization in the university. It's nice, and for now this will be the 1/10 standard for my future works.
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