Gosh.

Sorry for the lack of uploads (and sorry myself for the lack of practice!)

It's all Diablo 3 fault :/ addictive game... but now that I have finished it on Normal and almost on Nightmare, I can return to reality and study again :)

 This is an "old" Nessaj I did when I was excited about Dota:

These two studies I made this week. I also sketched some things in my sketchbook, at least.

The full body lady is from http://scottworldwide.deviantart.com
The second lady I just found on my references folder, sorry :/

Well, I spent last week in my hometown, that's why I don't had any update here. Just did some pencil drawings in my sketchbook there.

Now that I'm back into my college city, I can play with my tablet, and, therefore, there is update :)

This is a piece I've been working for quite some time, it's a remake from a work from last year Drawing of Interpretation class.

And this is some 5 min, 10 min and 1 min drawings from life at my workshop.

With this new aproach, I've been doing some sketches every morning now (heavily inspired by torvenius), "creating" (or at least trying to) things in the morning, using the afternoons to studies, and nights with whatever I wish.

It's working so far.

Here's 2 morning sketches, and a study of a skull I did this afternoon.
Also, there is a study from a photo by http://nelleke.deviantart.com/

Here's the last studies I've been up to.

Also, I'm constantly very annoyed about not being able to create anything original. My schedule was just lacking it. Now I'm planning on spending more time creating things from scratch, than doing studies.

I know that without the studies, the creations will be crappy, but I just need to upgrade my creativity skill :P I'll do this change. If the results don't come out, I change back to lots of studies. Let's see what happens.

 Hello everyone :)

With this post, I officially start my art-related blog.

Here I'll post my studies and personal artwork, which I post also in my dA account and Crimson Daggers sketchbook.

Let's begin with my most updated study, from Pierre Julien's "Amalthea and Jupiter's goat".