#learntodrawin30days Day 3 challenge. I've been doing the previous ones as a little warmup too, but I think I can do cylinder perspective to an okay level?

I kinda wish there was a little more elaboration on what is being practiced for each exercise, but I'll trust the process.

I got way too high concept with my idea for a potential project yesterday. As much as I love card games, roguelike deckbuilders are a massive project to plan out and make.

So instead, get ready for The Horrible Little Goblin Game where you are a horrible little goblin that picks stuff up.

Day 2 of the #learntodrawin30days exercises. Already hitting the edge of my pre-existing art knowledge, The challenge is just to give random shapes thickness but I think I need to practice my perspective some more. (Though looking ahead that's what the next few days exercises are)

I made this account because I was so anxious about making no progress after graduating that I couldn't sleep, but now I'm up all night thinking about this lol.

Also realised that Unity learn isn't helpful at all for my level, so small projects it is. I've been in a Magic mood recently and Lorwyn is coming out, so might look into some kind of deckbuilder.

Inventory management is something I've wanted to figure out for a while, so could be fun.

Starting my art practice with a Marc Brunet tutorial I thought looked decent. My first go at drawing a skull in 10 minutes (though the timer was muted so it might have gone over a little) and the first task.

Weirdly fun just to sit down and practice drawing, it helped my posture and pen control.

Hey there! I'm Josiah, and I'm starting my journey to become an indie game developer. I already have experience programming, so the main goal for now is to learn to draw my own assets.

I'll mainly be posting my progress and gaming opinions, so I hope some people find that interesting!