First off, I want to thank everyone for reading throughout the semester. I’ve put quite a bit of time and effort into these posts (probably more than was expected or required of me), because I enjoy talking about these things…. Continue Reading →
Who is Karl Kopinski? Karl Kopinski is an English professional artist, perhaps most well-known for his time spent with Games Workshop (of Warhammer fame), and his pieces for various Magic: The Gathering cards. Karl’s artwork has been a favorite of… Continue Reading →
Schedules are not something unique to drawing or game development – I’m sure many of you follow some sort of schedule, whether it’s strict, or deliberately nebulous. Schedules are a pretty important part of my everyday life, so I figured… Continue Reading →
Today’s post will be fairly brief – for real this time. I know I say that fairly often, and end up writing a lot more than I expected, but for the sake of time, I’ve got to keep this one… Continue Reading →
I want to spend this weekend preparing for next week’s game development posts, so there won’t be a [How to Draw] post this week. It will instead be replaced by this post – a review of Stonehouse’s Anatomy, by Korean… Continue Reading →
My previous two posts (Studying the Skeleton, Studying Musculature) are quite lengthy, and may contain an overwhelming amount of information for some of you. Try as I may to keep things simple, drawing the human body is a complex process,… Continue Reading →
Today’s post is a filler of sorts – I’m still recovering from my novel-length post about muscles. For the time being, we’ll be taking a look at a video from the Kazone Art YouTube channel.
Introduction So you’ve learned a bit about the skeleton. That’s great! But now, that skeleton wants to move. Of course, on its own, the skeleton is incapable of movement – it’s basically just a collection of sticks. In order to… Continue Reading →
Today’s post is a sort of video collection – an endorsement for Stan Prokopenko’s YouTube channel, “Proko,” if you will. Proko’s channel is a great resource for artists, and the professional level of polish his videos receive makes them enjoyable… Continue Reading →
I’d like to preface this post with a brief acknowledgement of ignorance – I am not an expert on any of the subjects I’ll be discussing. I’m not a doctor, nor am I a professional artist. I’m simply a curious… Continue Reading →
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