Started 11 years ago (2015-02-01T12:00:00Z). Goes forever.
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Have a question for this streak?Ask a question...I tried fixing the shapes of the previous sketch & added some shading. The top cloud needs some word though. I need to approach these wispy shapes in a different way because I'm taking too long fixing them after the initial sketch.
Ill add some more color to all of these 2 palette clouds in the future. It'll be a great idea to save some time while practicing shading.
one of those days
Polished the sketches from yesterday. I maintained the shading that I always do but I should consider some other lighting variations
Replicated this process I once saw in a YouTube video where you add one color at a time to a piece. The rare non-isometric pixel art from me!
Ima try to draw wispy clouds for a bit. I think these guide lines are necessary because you can't draw the silhouette from the start
Jammin'
If you know him, you can hear him...
Revisiting some cloud sketches. Ive been able to catch some mistakes. Once i'm done drawing all the variations, ill create a new sheet that is an iteration of the old sheet. It'll be cool to see the slight improvements and variations over time
Trying out a new style with a bunch more colors. I sort of figured going from dark to lightest tones is the easiest method. Im still trying to figure out methods to recreate this reference picture tho.
