#force of will

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Force of Will

"Amateur."

Artist: Scott M. Fischer TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

[mtg-art-daily]

Force of Will

"Your artillery will burn itself out before I allow my focus to waver."

Artist: Donato Giancola

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"Your artillery will burn itself out before I allow my focus to waver."

-Force of Will

Happy Star Wars day!

[mayomoyo]

My artworks for Force of will

https://www.fowtcg.com/

I was trying to take a photo of this playmat, but my dog jumped in the shot. It's so cute, so I uploaded it as is.

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Today's Card Is: Red Riding Hood, Crimson Wolf

[uc-yuk]

11月29日発売のTCG『Force of Will』"Timeless Eclipse of the Underworld"にて「LYKA,TIGERMORPHED」のイラストを担当しました！どうぞよろしくお願いします🐯ฅ

[tuliptiger]

Digital art pisses me off because it's such a different set of tools and skills. Like I can draw something on a sheet of paper, hate it or love it it's like ok it's there I know what it looks like. Hand movement, judgement of shapes and lines and spatial awareness of the medium itself.

Digital art fucks me up every single time and I know it's probably repetition that I need but it feels so like. Different and kind of bad because it's different. I know in my brain it's more accessible for me though because everything I need is right there. No setting up paints or "wasting" resources or anything. But the digital space is off putting. The canvas settings etc it can be 10 x 10 ft wide or normal piece of paper and I know in my brain that's true but my eyes and heart don't know that.

Bleg. I know. The real key to art is force of will, repetition and the willingness to make something you think looks bad at the end. Because you liked making it or because the practice was worth the lessons you learned. Or some shit, it's been awhile.