More Anatomy

I started doing study from George Bridgeman. His book has so many good examples of drawing anatomy.

Here's some study of hands.

This is still life studies that I did from life. For me studying skull helps to draw portrait too.

And some female head studies from photo.
I did them for my personal image i'm working on.

Aircraft

Lately I've been interested in aircrafts and some robotic things.

This is my first aircraft design work in progress. 

I wanted to design some kind of old, vintage looking aircraft first.

I learnt a lot from Scott Robertson's books and videos about drawing aircraft and basic perspective and use his method for this one.  

My visual libray is very limited for now, so I just stick to what I know here. 

Some aircraft studies that I did from photo. I try to make notes and understand while I draw them.

I did studies from very similar old aircrafts because I wanted to design that kind of thing.

When I do notes I remember things better :)

Here's some perspective section drawings with pencil. They're just practice. 

Just Studies

First of all, Happy new year! 

Technically it's been a year since I did my first post here, lol.

So, I was still working on section drawing from "how to draw" book. 

I did some from book and some from my imagination before I move on to next chapter. 

Then I moved to next chapter. I haven't done a lot of thing yet. 

This is paper plane in perspective, almost like basic for drawing aircraft, I guess. 

Here's some anatomy study from photos. Before I paint those value study I did colored versions.

Basically first I was trying to analyze bones inside, then muscles. I learnt this method from Michael Hampton, and I used some reference from Gottfried Bammes.

This one is a exercise from Schoolism course. I wanted to try Schoolism course and I subscribed Fundamentals of lighting with Sam Nielson. I really liked way he explain things.
That makes me want to do assignments, and I decided to try them. 

                                                          

                                                              Thank for reading! Bye! 

First Post

Wow! I have a blog. That's funny!

Little bit about myself:

I work from my home as freelancer, usually I do some character works.
But I don't work a lot because now I'm mostly trying to improve my fundamental skills.
So at the same time I study and practice almost everyday. I like chill and play a lot of Dota2 Sundays.
That's it.

So, this blog is going to be kind of sketchbook thing.
And I wanted to write some thoughts behind my images here.

Hopefully that will give some information to people who's trying to become better or just starting out and inspire.

Recently I bought "HOW TO DRAW" book by Scott Robertson and Thomas Bertling which I highly recommend!

And doing some perspective exercises from that book and watching and following videos.
It's been only a month, but I feel like I'm already having some results.
I'm becoming more confident in my line drawings.

Here's some pencil drawings

I also tried some with pen

Here's some study from Michael Hampton's book, for now I'm just reviewing things that did before.

Some value and color study of torso. Usually I do this kind of study while I'm working on characters.
Goal is to analyze muscles and learn some shapes from the image and apply it to my work.
Each one took me 2 hours.

Facial features and portrait study from photo. I like to do them when I'm painting a portrait.

Then some material study they are good to understand colors.
I recommend study the material that u need to know. Not just randomly.
If you're working something includes gold and u don't know how to paint and have no idea about colors.
Then study some gold material and go back to your work.
Try to find image with 1 light source of easy to understand.

I did some of those studies while I'm working on this illustration and I feel like they helped me a lot. 

Okey. Thanks for reading.

See you soon! Bye!