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Hi y'all, I had a lot of fun doing this challenge. Here is my entry: Marshall Vandruff in Pinocchio theme. Hope you like it :-)

Marshall Vandruff and cuttlefish! I went full Animorphs book cover for this, as I have some nostalgia for those covers.

Memorial Day couch sketching! It's been a long time since I've been able to sit down and sketch with no agenda and have fun. This was my first time laying out my POV in perspective, as well as some exaggerated gesture sketches from imagination (with a heavy nod to Marvel) as well as some Hogarth and Loomis study.

I wanted to give this a go! In the roleplaying game I run, there's a creature that I wanted to spend some time designing because it's the crux of the whole campaign- a fractured temporal monster called the void beast. The first image is a character named Grubbus who is collecting the void beasts- but is secretly a flesh suit housing a void beast inside him! That was the jumping off point. So I have two sheets of exploring the idea of the void beast. And then a final bonus sheet with an idea of what the void beasts might look like when they are re-unified into one gargantuan final form.

Hey Scott, I had a blast working through the idea creation. I would like to upload my sheet, which is too big for my scanner (DIN A4 max). Can you recommend a preferred way for getting a good digital image/print/scan from paper?

Hi everyone. This is my daily assignment for today. I'd like to have some general advice about how proceed and organize my daily practice schedule. As I've already written here I'm a total beginner who start to draw on Dec. 2020. I practice at least 4 hours a day. At this point I usually divide my practice time into the following schedule: 1) gesture practice (30 sec. poses) - 15 min. 2) gesture practice (2 min. poses) - 30 min. 3) Robo-bean - 30 min. 4) Mannequinization - 30~60 min. The rest of the time I practice portrait, digital drawing practice or 3D modelling. Thanks a lot everyone for any help. Have a nice day. (edited)

When Marshall talked about metaphor in composition with the example of a dress modeled after a waterfall, it reminded me of something I read from the production of Shin Godzilla, where the designers used mushroom clouds/nuclear explosions as inspiration for Godzilla's skin and forms. It's very apparent in his misshapen, lumpy design.

wonderful use of color! I especially dig the salamander creature

these are cool!

What do you call that creature? Also, it reminds me of the blue milk beast from the last jedi.

Very cool! Looks like what Rex from Toy story would look like if Sid got ahold of him.

these look really good, love the expression on the guy with the goggles.

These are awesome! I especially love that fox (?), so stylish

It'll be hard for me to top that Game of Thrones intro. That was so much fun to do.

Hear Hear!

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