Daily composition practice
Composition Sketches by Eytan Zana on ArtStation.
Compositions done for Patrick O’Keefe course on 2D Sequence Illustration. The course so far has been great at pushing me to test more dynamic compositions, injecting more action to the scene and the simplification of details at this stage of testing out various compositions. The story follows a couple on the run from authorities in an Industrial landscape. You can follow me on IG for more process and updates: https://www.instagram.com/nick_stath/?hl=en
A couple of composition sketches I did to explore different ideas using simple shapes and values.
Practice simple shapes a week.
Sketches I did back in 2018 for Paul Chadeisson Worldbuilding course
Here's a couple of sketches I've been kicking around in my head for a while. Decided to give myself a challenge and try a new kind of process where I do a fairly finished sketch with a rough time limit of two hours before embarking on doing the final painting. Had tons of fun doing these and will definitely do more!
Composition of Outdoor Painting by Edgar Payne - Google Search:
The Artist's Magazine January/February issue 2015 had an article on landscape composition, but it was these thumbnail sketches that illustrate the concepts which I found to be the most helpful. Reading through a lot of descriptive language is a lot slower for me to do than just seeing an illustration of the concepts. Landscape painting…
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Fisherwomen are fun to draw, with their brightly printed saris and dresses, hair decorated with flowers, gold jewelry and often-colorful language. I spent a morning sketching in Panjim market, with the Sunday morning crowds often blocking my view. This lineup of women sold shellfish, clams and shrimp, cleaned and sorted out into measures. A little section of…
One of the first rules of art is "there are no rules". And it's true, 'right' or 'wrong' art is totally subjective, and you should simply do whatever works best for you! So then why even attempt to learn all the "art rules" and guidelines we all hear about in the first place? I believe there is s
