I'm a musician, but am learning to draw so I could combine my projects combining my own hand-drawing animation and music. I hope to achieve my goal of becoming a professional artist which makes a living combining classical music and animation. I am an amateur artist and have not exposed myself much to perspective art, but have always wanted to practise perspectives further but don't know where to continue (Yes i've done the boxes drawing!), i especially struggle to draw my characters and sceneries in perspective. I am also currently in the proko's beginner's course but I really don't want to miss out on this course as i'm a big fan of draftsman podcast! My influences are rather diverse due to my background. I. Aaron Blaise 2. Kazao Oga/ studio ghibli, My neighbor totoro 3. Gaudi, Parc Guell 4. Moebius 5. Es devlin

I have been working on some figure gesture drawings while waiting for the next drawing basics assignment.

When I first saw this video on youtube and stan said, wait for a minute, think what you wanna draw, and tthen move--- it increased my drawing quality so much that I was like I HAVE TO SIGN UP FOR THIS CLASS. Before and after:

i'm a natural hard worker and fast-paced and hence I adore sloths' contrasting slow-paced lifestyle and just their adorable personas (those smiley faces make me so happy). Currently watching olympics gymnasts and really want to incorporate some gymnastic poses into sloths as they seem to have so much flexibility. Maybe I'll do a couple more - feedback is very welcome :)

Did a set of 3 photos i found online. Overall I think they turned out okay, but certain parts like the feathers and the fuzz on the bee were really tricky, and I wasn't sure how to approach them, even with loosely sketching