How do I know fluid dynamics intimately, but can't actually draw simple liquids... Looks like I have a goal to study for this coming week. :)
Drawing liquids is hard, Especially clear liquids like water because so much of the color and look is dependent on the environment. That and the extreme highlights and shadows are draw, I think,
I think I took maybe 5 minutes to draw this... At least my speed is increasing in doing sketches...
Every day is like a new accesory is added...
... I'm being artistic. *sigh*
It's either a old tv set, or the back of an airplane seat...
Or at least I think I made a fruit.
I had that reason I think...
Really trying to get to the base of things.
But I actually did draw something before I did, just didn't actually submit it cause i was too tired to complete it.
Just a little after yesterday's weird reflections...
Lighting... *sigh*
Weirdest shadows ever
instead it turned to a boat. -_-
I kind of like this style for some reason when drawing faces.
Negatives are fun.
Why? Because I don't know. >.>
I'm not entirely sure if this is a waterfall or just a splash of blue and green...
Some random 1st grader level drawing of a flame sword...
I could probably hustle more time if I did this before doing my late night programming...
I'm trying to get more details in the drawings. Let's see how that goes...
Got home after the due date...
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@Bobbo I was thinking of that too. I think I will start with the flux of the motion and then gradually build up from there. The lighting may be extremely hard due to the refraction of the liquid. But I think I can sort of figure it out, if I first deal with it as reflective like liquid like say mercury.