TheLinarixChristian

-Random 5 year old Everything that I do explained. Amazing.

Week by week study: Pick one subject (organic and inorganic forms) and element (value, light, color, perspective, anatomy). Rotate between them week by week. Remember to keep a reference folder for that subject. Value/organic Light/inorganic Color/ organic and etc. I suggest to focus on one or two subjects at a time of that week. Ex. Its organic week, so study Elephants and spiders, as well as study whatever element of that week Doing life drawing is always suggested. Reference, reference, reference. <---- This is a skill/tool you must learn, it helps greatly. Read. Stop drawing for comfort. Or to be comfortable. I feel that this

Fellow artisans, hobbyists, animators, photographers and etc. PLEASE STOP TRYING TO FIND YOUR OWN STYLE!!! Please just stop it... I know this might sound a little weird and cliché, but your style will come to you and you may not even realize it. Your wasting time on such a minute thing when you can focus on something more important and fundamental like perspective, color theory, line etc. The basics will flush out your style as you continue with practice. A style isn't something you can copy and then start thinking your hot shit. You can't copy someone eyes, their life experiences, triumphs and losses,  likes and dislikes, weaknesses and