RedSquirr

Soooo... my last year was kinda rough, not gonna lie. I had almost zero opportunities to draw at this time. I wish I could say that things are better now for me, but I hope it will get better soon. So at least i could return to drawing and prevent myself from going crazy. I don't know yet what I am going to draw, probably some more case studies along with other things, sometimes ych's and maybe some commissions from time to time. I've seen that DA is in a decline, so I also wonder if it is a good idea to simultaneously start a new profile somewere else but not sure where (I've heard that bluesky is popular but it looks just like twitter so I'm not sure, and I am extremely scared of instagram). Share some thoughts, I'm feeling stuck and hopeless right now, maybe some exposition to art will cheer me up and will keep my mind busy. [DEVIATION]

Another study! This time I followed -> Marc Brunet style. The same as before: upper row has Marc's pieces as references (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6123zwkTUc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkI4Dnj18fY), bottom row I made from scratch, trying to replicate the style. I feel like this study was less about technique, but more about character design and perspective. But I've learned a lot from this artist during my earlier journeys.

So... I didn't have a good time lately, so to prevent myself from slipping into the madness I decided to make some drawing studies, try some new stylizations and learn something from artists that inspire me. I made the first set of drawings by following @samdoesarts style. The first row of pictures I drew using his pieces as references (https://www.instagram.com/samdoesarts/p/CWOVRDxpLV5/ and https://www.instagram.com/samdoesarts/p/Cx3MWpguWMq/?img_index=1), but the second row I made from scratch, trying to follow style of this artist. I will make more of these studies with a few more fantastic artists and I hope that improve my own art and style.