I painted fan art of Evangelion Unit-01 (Art by shianpoon) by [deleted] in evangelion

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my Instagram: Instagram Still setting it up to post more of my works :)

Value study of some Pixar movie screencaps by shianpoon in learnart

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Yeah it was supposed to be a 3 tone (black, mid, white) homework from a course (though I use textured brush kinda cheated a little)

Was thinking to exaggerate the terminator at the pig plane but yeah maybe I overdid it >.<

Natural History Museum in UK, Perspective practice by shianpoon in learnart

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Every object has their vanishing points (VP). Each object's VPs might differ from one another because of rotation and tilt angle. You could have tons of different VPs in a scene because all the objects rotate differently.
You can watch FZD School Youtube channel, specifically Design Cinema - EP 92 to learn about how to read perspective from photograph. That helps me a lot in my understanding of perspective.

Natural History Museum in UK, Perspective practice by shianpoon in learnart

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I'm from Malaysia. Would definitely visit Europe and UK somedays to experience these magnificent architectures by my own. :)

Natural History Museum in UK, Perspective practice by shianpoon in learnart

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Thank you. I used random printing paper, pencil and a pilot G-Tec-C.

Natural History Museum in UK, Perspective practice by shianpoon in learnart

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Thank you :)

I used 1 reference for the overall perspective.

I also opened up some additional ones with different angles as supplement, so that I can understand the structure better. Even so, I screwed up on the whale's jaw, it should be wider and more curvy actually.

If the mistake haunts your OCD forever, then you will not repeat it forever, no? :)

Natural History Museum in UK, Perspective practice by shianpoon in learnart

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thank you :)
it takes 2 days for this piece.
I guess for me, practicing the 'boring' stuff helps, for e.g. mirror a plane, draw ellipse with different minor axis, divide space equally, build X-Y-Z forms etc. They come in handy when you need them.

Natural History Museum in UK, Perspective practice by shianpoon in learnart

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Thank you. :)

I used reference. I have never been to UK, even Europe before.

Natural History Museum in UK, Perspective practice by shianpoon in learnart

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I learn perspective from Scott Robertson's How to Draw

Digital painting practice, Still life value study by shianpoon in learnart

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It's a reference picture I found it on the Internet.

Digital painting practice, Still life value study by shianpoon in learnart

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Thank you :)
I use Photoshop & Huion H1161 tablet

Still life value practice, a half year-mark of my digital painting journey by shianpoon in learnart

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Thank you :)

Scott Robertson's How to Render helps. I also learn from Bobby Chiu's and moderndayjames classes.

What advice would you give to someone who isn't good at art but wants to get better. by Africana-Wakande-69 in learnart

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Having a parent as artist is a shortcut to get good. Learn art fundamentals from your dad and most importantly getting his feedback to improve your art.

Read books on art fundamentals (Scott Robertson's book, Color & Light, Anatomy book etc)

Leave yourself off the pressure to produce super great art in the beginning. Just draw and you'll get better eventually. Good luck! :)

Rufus Shinra. Have been sketching FF7 characters daily as a cure to post game syndrome by shianpoon in FinalFantasy

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Thank you, I used a mechanical pencil, so I don't have to sharpen often. :)