@Coley and @Jacy13 Thank you. I was actually surprised how different they all turned out. I don't think they would have ended up so unique without this process. I tend to fixed into the normal proportions and colours for things so this a good way to force looking at other options.

@Casual-T Thanks a lot!` Appreciate the opinion! @Jacy13 Thanks a lot Jacy! @Kevin-Longueil Thanks Kevin!Oh I see! I ll check the post about the contest! @Melissa-Bailey-0 Thanks a lot Melissa! Noted!!!

Inspirational interview, and beautiful artwork! Thanks for sharing... -T

Congrats to the featured students! I really enjoyed reading everyone’s response on how SVS inspired growth and improvement. All the pieces are amazing!

@Drawboy77 thanks my friend!

@DaveLeekArt Thank you! That's so nice to hear

Inktober is over and done!! I must say, this was the best so far. I went for the official prompt list. Had lot of ideas for most of the prompts, and while some were narrowing down my concepts, others made me come up with pretty interesting concepts. Also went the digital way, because that was the domain I wanted to get better at, since it s my main tool when working. Speed was a big big thing that I wanted to improve. Tried so many new stuff that otherwise someone d have to commission me to do them(ehem, comfort zone) and had real fun overall. How did your inktober go?What will you do next?? Feel free to post your full collection here,compilation of all 31 days! Also include your handles,so others can see you! You can find close ups of my Inktober pieces at Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/g.chris.artwork/?hl=el SVSforum post days1-15 : https://forum.svslearn.com/topic/10220/sharing-inktober-all-month-say-your-opinions/10 SVSforum post days16-31 : https://forum.svslearn.com/topic/10272/inktober-day-15-31-critiques-are-welcome/18

10/10! I agree with everyone! Accessibility is very important and I'd love to see these courses expand to meet the needs of as many folks as possible!

Thanks so much guys! Pointing out the more 3D elements vs flat was something I couldn’t pinpoint but was struggling with. And concept/story has been my biggest struggle. But it’s good to know the other elements I have been focusing on (composition, value and rendering) are working. Watching everyone else’s critiques was helpful too. I definitely hope to see more of this style of critique if y’all have the time for them

honestly I am kind of bummed that the blogpost for this never got shared through any of the SVS social media channels.

Here are a few I have worked on recently.

Congratulations! This is very nice!

Hey everyone, here's my submission for August. Enjoy!

@LisaF thanks!

@Shyam-Sailus Thanks!

The drawings are really great. I can't even believe that people who have not graduated from some special art schools can draw like that. By the way, if you are an artist and at the same time a student and it is difficult for you to combine study with your hobby, then when you have a lot of homework, which is to write research papers, then you can use the site, which helps students in writing papers for which students pay rather big money because the quality of the written papers is really decent.

@Chip-Valecek Thank you!

Sorry for the delay! Hope I can still get in! Thanks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/camila_illustration/ Behance: https://www.behance.net/camila_illustration!

@Kiddo said in Ellipses, cylindres, 3D shapes [beginner]: @gavpartridge I thought so too, but Jake advises against it, I guess it just gets more difficult to get rid of the ruler in the future if you start with it in the beginning. In art there are many paths to the same location. I can say from experience that it is not hard to ditch the ruler. Not saying that Jake is wrong. His method worked for him. But I would second the advice to start with a ruler and a nice sharp pencil.

Thanks a lot @Elisheba ! really appreciate your comment