#schoolism

[toothwalker]

[naumin]

pictorial composition workouts 15 and 16

[scary-pixie]

HECK YES it's done!! 🥳 Lesson 6 Assignment for Nathan Fowkes' Digital Landscape Workout on Schoolism.

I went way overboard with all the detail, but I love it!

[splendidcyan]

Homework for Airi Pan's @pixiescout Foolproof Concept Painting Schoolism class. Studies of films and studies of my own work -- the ones I had to touch up are the oldest, so I'm glad I'm improving even before guidance. I cheesed some of the values with flowy brushes because I'm weaaakk

[here-be-dragons-and-whatnot]

Red river pigs and some warthogs! 🐗

[nodadraws]

2 more film studies from two years ago, from the same set i posted a while back

first from Parasite, second from Moonlight

[kittensoft-art]

Lesson 2 assignment for Jonathan Hardesty's Expressive Portraits course on Schoolism.

Portrait based on a reference photo provided. This one was so challenging, aaaaaaa!

[elektroyu]

What has happened

Why did I just get a Schoolism invoice

I didn't pay anything, but it says I'm subscribed until January 2025 and it's paid

HOW

WHAT HAPPENED

I'm really not in a position for this right now omfg 😭😭😭

[pedromoyaglez]

Gesture Drawings. Poses for 30 seconds to 1 minute, directly drawn with different pens - the goal is to keep it loose!

[kusanyagii]

value studies 01

from airi pan’s schoolism class assignments

[marynicolart]

30 sec gestures from Alex Woo’s gesture class!

[toothwalker]

[naumin]

a couple more pictorial composition workouts (nathan fowkes' schoolism course)... thanks to my friends who painted along w me, its way funnier when we're all struggling together

[scary-pixie]

Working on something a little different today!

My WIP for Lesson 6 of Nathan Fowkes' Landscape Painting Workout on Schoolism! I haven't done one of these since 2021, so I'm a bit rusty.

Will finish this after Fan Expo! You can find the rest on my IG HERE!

[poddlepea]

More Schoolism homework - sketches for 'person on a train' prompt

[here-be-dragons-and-whatnot]

Week six done! This time, we had to combine elephants with another animal. I picked a red river pig since their coloration is mammoth-adjacent. Plus, they're cool-looking animals! I also tried some more detailed rendering, a more sophisticated layout, and I'm beginning to approach a workable fur texture. This week concludes the new designs; for the remainder of the class, we'll be working on a narrative illustration. By the way, that text blurb from the image is below the cut!

The Red Forest Elephant lives in the boundary between forest and grassland. Its preferred diet consists of roots and shallow aquatic plants which it accesses by digging with tusks. The short trunk is quite dexterous and can be used to manipulate objects or search the bottom of a river. Red Forest elephants live in small family groups and are skittish when it comes to human interaction. Males have larger tusks which are used for display and foraging.