Tag Archives: rendering
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,504: A Day’s Work.
I’m sure I’ve said it before but it’s nights like this where I wish i gave myself more than one day to complete a drawing instead of feeling like I need to leave the previous days’ pieces alone. I started … Continue reading
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,415: (Shoe)Horning it in.
There’s been a lot going on the past few days and something had to give tonight, I guess. Continue reading
Dragon-A_Day Online: Day 1,414: Frisky Fish.
I did my warmup and didn’t know what to draw at first. Then I decided to draw a dragon I had drawn earlier for reasons other than this blog, but with some modifications: I should have drawn the second … Continue reading
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,409: Saving Face.
Had a meeting this morning into the afternoon. Said meeting mostly consisted of me trying to stay awake while people talked at a small group of us about things that didn’t matter- the meeting was mainly for form’s sake, though … Continue reading
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,389: Rough Around the Edges.
“I almost gave up on this at first but decided to play around with texture & shading instead. I learned a few things.”
Dragon-A-Day Online: Day 1,368: Looking on the Bright Side.
The light doesn’t completely make sense, but I actually like this quite a bit… except for the cockeyed horns.
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