Streak Club is a place for hosting and participating in creative streaks.
Started 11 years ago (2015-02-01T12:00:00Z). Goes forever.
The rules are simple: Work on some art every day for as long as you can. Submit something visual that represents your effort by uploading an image or file. All art styles are allowed, there are no limitations on the medium 1. This streak is not a competition, it's for you to grow as an artist by giving you an excuse to practice every day.
If you're working on a multi-day piece feel free to submit progress images each day. If you do a bunch of things in one day then submit them all! You can upload multiple images per submission on Streak Club. Good luck!
If you're away from the computer and can't submit, don't worry, late submitting is enabled for this streak! Just head to the particular day by clicking it on the sidebar, and click the late submit link.
Sharing your stuff on Twitter? Use the #dailyartstreak hashtag!
P.S. There's also a Weekly Art streak!
1 Note: This streak is for Human Art. If you want to post the output of your AI prompts use another streak
I no longer have the luxury of time I had over the weekend, so I couldn't do as many. But except for the initial circle (and some other stuff on the right most one) , everything about these is free handed. And while it is a bit wonkier, I'm actually really happy.
Realized that one big mistake I made yesterday was rotating the plane marking the side of the head, rather than just changing it's angle against the y-axis (technically, that's also a rotation. But whatever.) so I tried again with the face pointing more and more to the right. And then I flipped over the paper, and started it all over. This time with more circle and ellipse guides and rulers. Still struggling a bit with the looking down faces this way, but it's sooo much better now.
Tried this, without reference. Just systemically doing the angles. And some of them are good. And some of them are ridiculously bad. Especially the six in the bottom-center.
Finished these square, boxy clouds! It was my first time doing this style so I learned a few new patterns. Ill try these again using a more consistent style in the future