Streak Club is a place for hosting and participating in creative streaks.
I'm a game developer and photographer from Germany.
I love to make art, explore nature and to go on adventures.
my streaks
Everyday:
10 Ideas a Day (increase creativity)
Daily Art (get better at making environments and general art skills)
More process on designing my version of pinocchio.
He found a sewing chest and decided to make himself a needle sword and button shield to become a knight.
Here are some photos of his adventures.
Working on two different children book things at the moment. On the one side a re-interpretation of pinocchio for university and on the other side a mini-book with bunnies for my grandmas birthday.
Drawing animals and faces (60s and 90s) to extend my palette of animals and expressions!
EDIT: Also did a thing were I let https://duckduckgo.com/?q=random+color&t=lm&ia=answer give me a random color and then I built a color palette around it. As well as some doodles with the resulting palettes.
late upload as I had a long train ride yesterday.
Drew some interesting buildings I saw passing by the train window.
Gotta do a perspective practice streak soon-ish I think, want to improve there.
chill entry. watching youtube and filling a sketchbook page - trying to get back to go bed in time ^
A grumpy monster, wearing an acorn as head, as well as some random sketches to practice making color palettes from scratch, and a study of a cool window out of my inspiration collection
Last one in my color theory practice series. This Youtube Tutorial by Blenderguru is the best I found so far, can really recommend:
Not sure if this really counts as "daily art", but I did some quick thumbs to try out the different color harmonies.
This is my last submission to the 10 ideas a day streak for now. My goal for this streak was to improve on my creative thinking, as I believe that can be treated like a skill you can train. So this last submission is devoted to more ideas to improve.
This was a fun streak! I really felt like I there already was a change in my ability to come up with ideas, putting me in the right mindset.
And I created some maybe interesting ideas on the way :D May continue this in analog form in my notebook.
Continued developing the style for our game today. Thinking of combining inked outlines & structures (similiar to Kay Nielsen) with watery aquarelle colors. Besides that I worked on some thumbnails for places. Thinking of using a shabby lighthouse as home of the main characters family.
Today I chose a random theme using https://www.randomlists.com/random-words and added the modifier of "3d prints" to it - I want to come up with 3d printed products.
WIP style exploration for a game project. Plants didn't turn out as wanted, so for now here are some nice rocks.
To switch things up, this time I asked my Twitter followers to give me a theme. Well, I got this. Not my favorite theme but I'm gonna try.
So this was actually a good theme! Lot's of meaningful, darker things here. Thanks ludonaut for the theme! :)
The first doodle is inspired by dead wood/fallen trees and how new plants and animals use it as home and food.
The 2nd doodle is some further experimenting with using white marker as sort of permanent masking fluid.
With the last doodle I just looked a bit at how the colors mixed. Wanted to try a transluscent effect orginally.
It's already pretty late, so I'm gonna try to make it as quick as possible this time :D
Theme is from my generator again!
Today I did a study of a "sunken ruin" in a nearby forest. It was getting dark, sorry for the photo quality.
I think it collapsed because the river undermined parts of the structure. And then it broke at it's weakest spot (where I think there was some sort of metal plate, acting as a watergate).
Today is a little experiment! I used my generator to give me a random topic and will try to come up with art ideas around it.
I really liked this experiment! Was a really fun way of brainstorming, it just kept the ideas coming ^^
Today I did some studies in the forest again. I found a nice pond with the first frog/toad-"eggs" swimming in it's water, right among some young reed plants.
While I'm still a student, I heard from quite some people how much of a struggle it can be to earn a living as an indie developer.
As I'm also considering this as an option, I want to come up with alternate ideas about getting an income, besides the regular selling games as product and filling the gaps with contract work (not that there would be anything wrong with that).
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