girls last tour definitely does have that feeling to it doesn't it. The environments are really great in it though honestly, and the camera selection/composition is really good I feel. It's sketchy in places but his work shows a good grasp of the environments and objects that he's drawing, and an ample amount of research involved for drawing objects in certain arcs (the airplane arc i'm sure had a lot of research involved).
BGs can take a lot of time yeah, there's more strokes you have to make a lot of the time to complete it. Though thankfully, in general, it takes less cognitive effort to draw than the characters I think, which is nice.
Nice drawing, you really nailed the hands. I'm starting to see your work starting to evolve. So whatever you're doing, you keep doing it too. This may end up becoming a pretty good year for both of us
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If I may, I think I'm starting to get to the point where my daily sketch is starting to feel like a habit. So that's good. I imagine in another month we will have settled in even further.
As for myself, I'm going to start using reference for all the sketches I post. It's been a habit of mine to go without using them (not only here, but frequently elsewhere), and I've only used them when I truly had no idea how to draw something (like - eagles, the initial environment sketch I drew, bikini, perfect cell, etc). But there's this wall that I'm starting to hit, where there's too many things I can't draw convincingly from imagination and it's limiting my creative capacity. And it also makes things unnecessarily difficult for me. Though I'm going to use reference my intention is to not copy it but simply to reinforce my lack of knowledge and ability where it's needed, and to become able to include things I've never drawn before or are not good at drawing from imagination in my drawings.
So with that out of the way, what is essentially some practice drawing trees:
day 37: