First try on the temple ! And really first try in managing colors

If I were to think of one job I'd like to do as an artist (knowing that I already have a non-art related job) ..... that would be comic book author. I already have lot of idea and I do intend to draw them, I'm just not sure I could live from it ^^

Going back to the beginning and rewriting all my notes from Proko's anatomy lessons

As a "self taught" (meaning no art school) who spent a decades not progressing at all because neither the youtuber I could find or my artists friend could understand what I meant by "How do I draw ?", Drawabox was a pure savior, in the most literal possible way. It's clear, accurate, straight to the point and gives a really good structure for every young artist. There's honestly nothing that I hate about it. Even the 250 boxes challenge. People hate that it's repetitive and boring and yeah, it can be boring. But if drawing 250 boxes means that I'll be a better artist, why shouldn't I want to do it ? It's the same with every other part of art ! Want to be good at gesture ? You'll have to make hundred of it ! Want to be good at landscape and illustration ? Bad news, it will take just as much ! Every professional artist did a thousand more drawing than any young artist, and they had to study and make hundreds of sketch by subject. It's the same here, but with boxes. And what you'll learn with these boxes will almost directly translate to every other subject ! Drawabox is basically my Bible and I recommend it to every artist before any other ressources ^^