This is magnificent! The artistic execution and the precision of light and reflections are breathtaking.

Oh, I definitely didn’t mean to come across as offensive. Please accept my apologies if I was misunderstood. Quite the opposite—I was interested in the drawings, which is why I took a close look at them. I enjoy drawing myself (see my previous posts) and am always grateful to discover something new that sparks my interest. For instance, what I particularly like about these drawings is the bold use of extremely dark tones; it gives everything a very somber atmosphere.

It also looks like he has six instead of five fingers 🙂.

Why is there no casting shadow of the person on the chair in the post image? Is he a vampire or something like that? Or did I found the thing the artist was cheating on?

There is a companion Event Inktober52 that gives you a prompt each week of the year.

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Haha, yes I know that 😂.

Here he is in his full glory.

Wow, thank you! 😃

Thank you! And that’s totally ok 😀. And in the case of that post, the basis was, after all, a genuine hand-drawn image. In that respect, an extrapolation isn’t really a bad thing. It remains an exciting experiment.

Ohh, hello 🙂. It’s been a while. Feel free to try out 🙂. Hope you are doing well.

Haha 😂

Why is Sam Altman a guy with armor? I don’t get it.

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This is the Way

Thank you! I doodled it during an online meeting with the team and added the shading later that evening. It’s strange how many pieces that you consider successful just happen “by accident.” Perhaps precisely because you’re not straining to make them good.

Thank you! I appreciate it! 🙂

Indeed, I hadn’t even thought of that! How fitting. Perhaps I subconsciously had a thought of the saga. 😆

Nice to see you again 🙂. I’ve actually been looking into courses on and off over the last few weeks. I’d really like to do that, but I can’t quite decide yet whether I should focus on understanding perspective properly or starting with life drawing.

Thank you! The prompts are from Inktober. The goal is simply to develop a drawing routine and share your work on social media platforms. But above all, it’s about simply enjoying the act of drawing. The current prompts are usually posted once a week on the Inktober Facebook page or on Instagram. In October, they’re posted daily. I personally don’t use Facebook or Instagram, but there’s a wonderful community here with a great moderator. That’s where I get the actual prompts. Greetings to the community !inktober@sh.itjust.works and @ink@sh.itjust.works.

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That’s a really interesting topic. I’m already curious about the reactions.

The waves in particular are rather stunning, are they not?

The waves turned out surprisingly well. I really didn’t expect that.

For example, I specifically mentioned that there was a partial view of a wave on the right side, but it instead assumed it was part of the serpent, as you can see.

I had more the impression that the body of the Serpent was shining through the wave and that the colors were being refracted by the wave.

Another mistake was mine alone, in that I forgot to give it any instructions about the person in the boat. They’re colored oddly

I personally don’t find that bad. It doesn’t distract too much from the Serpent, but still leaves enough room for the viewer to create their own story around the image.

Wow, that’s fantastic! Thank you! I’m really happy about it. I find the colors in the comic version much more vibrant, which I personally prefer. How do you do that so quickly? I don’t mind if you use it for your community. Please just be so kind as to credit my version as well. 😃