So many submissions! Well, here is one more:D I was drawing when Peter han started broadcasting... I was still drawing long after he finished! I guess speed comes with mileage:))

Thoroughly enjoyed doing this challenge and recharging my creativity and playfulness. Thanks for the challenge!

Thanks for the challenge proko, this was hella fun to make :) The first image was an ancient spaceship found in a forest and the second one was basically jellyfish that has a flower grows on it's body idk what to call it. Originally i was planning to make 4 of these but then realized it took one day just to make two apparently.

So this is my color lay in. The concept is based on a poem I wrote a while back, called Miracle. It's about constantly moving forward, chasing something distant and undefined. I wanted to give it a slight fantasy/ethno/adventure twist. Does that come through? Any critique, especially on the background, is welcome.

Well, I really wasn't feeling the last idea so I went back to the drawing board. Here are some thumbnails of my new idea. What do you think and does anyone have any further suggestions perhaps of colour combinations and such. Which one do people like the best?

So, i almost finished the scene, i already "orcified" my face, i'll have to ask my girl to pose for me so i can do the same with her-that should be fun:D I'm especially proud of the vegan bagXD and i'm really not sure what to do wtih the background... I tried different things, this came out the best but i think it could still be better. I fixed the things Edwin Lozano pointed out, the child is now bigger and i added "sale" banner to compensate for the hammer... Any comments are more than welcome!

this is my update ... I will work a bit more on some details ..but the general idea is there i think ... any feedback is welcomed . :)

Howdy! Nice to meet everyone! I rendered this lil' idea for a horror movie about a fear I used to have about falling asleep. (Wild, I know!) It would be lovely to have some fresh eyes double check if, the technical composition and the story within my composition makes sense. Cheers, and nice to meet everyone again!

hey everyone ... here is what I have so far ..my life movie poster is based on a classical anime battle adventure. That s base on the premise "What will happen if your art can come to life?". In a world where there are special girls called muses who has the power to bring art to life that expels a certain special aura that can only be granted when the artist love and care for his art to a high degree ....one of these special girls believe in the art of the protagonist and choose him to be her guardian against malevolous entities that wants the power of the muses to rule and change the very nature of our world.  pretty basic. hahaha tell me what you think.

Ok, so i had a handfull of ideas, but whatever idea i follow, i come to the parody genre. So the idea i'm going with is warcraft parody. I tried different poses and settled for the one i'm drawing-a warrior orc, living in a westernized orc clan, with his mate giving him shopping bags to hold so she can continue her shopping spree while their young is drawing hearts or something sweet on his war hammer. Any thoughts, suggestions, ideas?

I think I'm pretty close to the limits of my ability now! Thanks everyone for the feedback, I've made some changes and added colour (this is the first time I've actually coloured something seriously digitally...): - Made it portrait to fit movie poster theme better - Changed land mass to be more like earth and less like the DragonRiders source material - Made space for the lettering and added some example title (a take-off of the DragonRiders of Pern book) and writing to the second image (I'm not a writer if it's not obvious :P) -- As earlier, the theme is fantasy, inspired by the Anne McCaffrey Dragon books combined with my love of observing insects, wasps in particular. Feedback welcome, I'm starting to fiddle too much with little bits so need the big issues pointed out to me. I didn't think I'd enter this contest as this amount of work scares me, but I'm having fun and glad I did :)

How does it feel to you so far, before I render it out? Not too sure about the title/logo thing on the top. Maybe I'll get rid of the texture? (might have taken some artistic liberties with the ''your life'' part of the assignment:) just a bit:D)

I already started working on it! I'm still a novice but I feel that I rarely flex my creativity muscles and I think this is a great place to start! Had 2 ideas, and now I'm working on one to see how far can I take that one. I'll be sure to post my advancements so I can get some feedback :D

@Roon the skulls look great, the painted is half finished-spending more time on finishing would make it look even better. I would encourage you to use the lines in your drawings for shading with more care-use lines' direction to help communicate the shape.

I don't quite understand but it seems to me that what you want to do is not an ellipse in perspective but a circle in perspective. So, I'm attaching a little sketch I made in a hurry and it's rather ugly, just to help me with the explanation (I've always had a bad technical stroke, even using a drafting table, let alone a ballpoint pen on a notebook, considering that I'm not used to drawing on paper anymore. I just don't feel like opening photoshop right now! 😅😅) OK, when you want to draw a figure in space you have to make sure you have as many reference points as possible. Therefore, as you have rightly guessed, you have to start from a square, in which you will inscribe the circle (a circle whose circumference will have to touch all 4 sides of the square, which is not the case in your drawing), only in your drawing the construction of the square that should guide you is already wrong. So, first you will draw a square in the plane, inside which you will draw the circle. Then you will draw the vertical axis, the horizontal axis and the two diagonals. In this way you will have 8 reference points. You will draw the vertical points on the line where the observer is positioned (I don't know what it's called in English, basically the horizontal line at the bottom of your perspective plane) and the vertical points by means of 45 degree projections, as you can see in my (ugly) sketch. In this case we have two points of view: towards one the vertical points will be directed and towards the other the horizontal points. At the points where they meet you have the 4 corners of the square, which you will use to determine the diagonals and thus find the centre of the square. Using the centre dividing lines and diagonals, you will then construct your circle in perspective, making sure that the circle touches all 4 sides of the square. It requires a bit of practice but this is the procedure for 2 point prospective (Keeping in mind that my sketch totally sucks! 🤣🤣🤣)

Hello there! This is my first attempt at drawing a skull and paint it aswell. Drawing the skull was challenging because of all the crack and details it has. So I kind of left some of those details out. The painting itself.. Well.. It was my first time. I could have left it as it is, but that would be kind of boring. So I went ahead and challenge myself to paint it. Let me know what you guys think. Any critiques are welcome. Many thanks for taking your time looking at my artwork.

This is an impressive start of a sketchbook diary! Looks very FZD thing... Have you been there?

This is a genious idea! And fun! And so difficult i don't know where to startXD movie about my life? And then a poster of that movie? That's a lot for my hamster to tackle... But reading through the posts of the comunity, i'm so pumped, i'm going all in:D i reall should go to sleep... but before that, i'll do just a few thumbnails as a start;)