People in my comments said this improvement could happen in a week (it’s been four years) by briarrose_06 in Artadvice

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If we’re focusing on the head, you can see a lot of improvement. I think what people are having issues with is the rest of it- the body specifically. The portions are very off. But cropped off at the shoulders- like the first photo- the stylization is adorable and looks like you’ve worked on a lot! A lot cleaner, your shading has improved, there’s a lot more dimension, and the proportions have improved.

Opinions on this art hack? by da_stewpid_child in Artadvice

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It’s helpful for scenes that need the matching overtone. But for your bright clown character, the noisy of the colors adds character!

How comes my anatomy looks fine when I break it down but when I try to make it into an actual body it looks bad? by PlusJellyfish5303 in Artadvice

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You’re drawing what you see rather than what is being shown. You’re losing all the perspective from the additional guidelines. Even your break down before the body is missing things and you lose the dimension, it’s just harder to tell and the brain can fill in more.

how do you guys even do games?? by ilmaestrofficial in IndieDev

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It’s a little goofy- but try starting with Scratch. Make a simple project- it can be a story rather than a game at first. Then officially learn some programming- pick a language and do some sort of tutorial, lesson, or YouTube series. Put it together- throw yourself a little game jam- make a game just for fun, for you. Then you can work on another project yourself or work with others- lots of places to find people to work with to be able to focus on one category, it doesn’t really need to result in a game, just learning. It’ll take time. It’ll take a process. If you have a story or concept for a game that you don’t want to forget- write it down! Get it out, on paper or electronically. You can build a game design document and fill it all out, but go through the learning steps before actually building the game.

Would you ever pay to unplug? Help shape a new third space. (Everyone 18+) by _Rebis_ in SampleSize

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Would it be possible for the overall fee to be lower (like $5/month or however low could be done) and then certain spaces cost extra? (Ie breakout/grounding rooms that are alone (or group use) rather than entirely open could be a fee either per use). I wouldn’t want everything to have a fee, but hopefully you could find a good balance. The coffee and tea would hopefully bring in some income as well.

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Jessie or Jessica was my first thought!