NesteaDrinker Posted March 1, 2023 Share Posted March 1, 2023 Celebration time! One year ago I introduced myself here and took up the challenge to deliberate practice art fundamentals for 800 hours in a year. Looking back the amount of hours I set for myself was quite unrealistic but here I am proud of myself announcing that I hit 500 hours mark! What I've learned about planning: - it is quite possible to plan out how many hours I'm going to put in a month... - ... but it is hard to predict your whole year - focusing on time spent of learning instead of 'I will finish project x by xyz' gives me better results overall and keeps me from burnout... - ... because the hard truth is when you are lnovice it is almost impossible to plan out when you are about to finish a project/chapter/ whatever - it is important to include some free time especially for your significant other when planning What I've finished this year: - finished drawabox (lesson7) - finished love life drawing begginer series - finished my first figuary - finished the head playlist (basics) - finished chapter 1 of the "Understanding and Painting the Head" course - finished drawing 20 asaro heads - finished drawing 20 simple lay ins - finished drawing 15 break downs using asaro method - finished the planes of the head chapter - finished drawing faces using Rheilly method - finished the advanced perspective chapter - finished half of the book 'How to draw' by Scott Roberston (including sketching and studying what I've learned) - finished half of the book 'How to render' by Scott Roberston (including sketching and studies) - finished Introduction to composition chapter - finished most of the Proko Figure Fundamentals (premium course) Plans for the future: - I'm going to plan my hours month by month - I really want to finish figure fundamentals and animal drawing fundamentals before moving on to shading and colour - hope to do really cool stuff in 2 yours from now ... and that's it! Thank you Cam for creating gamequitters! Thank you people for being part of the community, wish you all well! Link to my journal: 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ikar Posted March 1, 2023 Share Posted March 1, 2023 Good job! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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