As someone who strives to become a graphic novelist, I want to be able to draw scenes in different angles and in a more dynamic perspective. I’d like my shots to not just be technical but interesting. For example, if I were to draw a scene in a wizards cave, I’d like to be able to draw the potions the things on the shelves, the rocks in a way where I can view it from different angles and it looks consistent. i’d really love to learn how to draw my characters in more interesting shots as well. I’d love to understand planes better and how lighting hits certain areas but not others. I’d also like to learn how to draw in reflective areas such as objects in a mirror. I always feel frustrated trying to understand the technical reasons of perspective and I feel once I figure it out I can be more confident in my freestyle perspective. Here are some artists and their artwork I enjoy for both their technical applications, their use of dimension, and how dynamic it all looks. first artist is Ryo Wambe from Japan. He usually works digitally. I think his technical ability is great but his understanding of depth and his environment and his interesting shots is an inspiration. Second artist is Charles Dalmau. Their art is Amazing! Very dynamic and interesting to look at. Out of all the artist I’d like to be the most like them. I don’t know the name of the last artist but beautiful natural scenery that I’d like to try and understand in a technical way

Before and After watching Demo video, thank you. From Australia

Not as happy with this one. I think I’ll do digital next because I have a hard time not smudging and my pencils aren’t very good

Here’s my second attempt on the face, first attempt watching the demo. I’ll probably try one more time before I move on. My thumbnails are a little sloppy haha but I’m hoping that’s the point 😅

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