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@bayodevartist
It's fascinating how the core principles of software engineering, like logic and structure, translate so well to other creative fields. I'm taking that same methodical approach to my digital art journey and currently diving deep into the fundamentals of human figure construction.
It's a huge challenge, but I'm really enjoying the process and seeing the parallels between building code and building a drawing.
Is technical perfection and commercial value all there is to art? If so, then AI might just be the greatest artist of our time. What are your thoughts on this? what defines 'great art' for you?
#JustMakeItExistFirst When I first got into digital art, I found myself caught in a common trap: endlessly watching tutorials, convinced I wasn't skilled enough to start creating and sharing. I felt an endless need to 'deepen my knowledge.' But I've learned that art fundamentally is about expression; the technical skills are secondary. If it were just about technique, AI would reign supreme as the greatest artist of all time.
Let me show you the progress I've made in drawing mouths in space for just a few months.
Can you show your recent progress?
#digitalart #anatomystudy #ArtPractice #CreativeJourney
Digital Drawing Practice: Mouths & Noses!
Just wrapped up a session focusing on these tricky facial features! I've put together a little video of my sketching process for you to check out.
It's all about practice, right? Would love to know your favorite tips or challenges when drawing mouths and noses! Drop a comment or reblog with your own work!
Digital Drawing Practice: Mouths & Noses!
Just wrapped up a session focusing on these tricky facial features! I've put together a little video of my sketching process for you to check out.
It's all about practice, right? Would love to know your favorite tips or challenges when drawing mouths and noses! Drop a comment or reblog with your own work!
Been deep-diving into mouth studies lately.
There’s something so tricky about them: too stiff, and they look dead; too loose, and the expression falls apart.
These sketches are my attempt to find that balance between anatomy and emotion, less about polished rendering, more about rhythm and feeling.
If you’ve ever done focused studies like this, how do you approach it? Do you start with structure, gesture, or expression?
Any critique or resources you’d recommend are super welcome. I’m trying to be more intentional with these small daily studies.
My nose-drawing practice! 📌 Trying to nail those facial details. Loving the progress so far. Reblog with your own art tips!
So… I finally did it. I’ve been wanting to dive into digital art for a while, and it honestly took a lot of courage to start putting my stuff out there.
I don’t really know where this is going to take me yet. right now it’s just me, learning as I go, making mistakes, and figuring out how to enjoy the process.
if you’re also on your own art journey
hi, let’s grow together 💛
