Camera Setup ^u^

I'm trying to give YouTube an honest go, so I dialed in all my camera settings and I'm actually pretty happy with how things look now!

Forgor to turn all my layers back on, here's a significantly better look at how I'm attempting this whole digital art thing, basically I'm guesstimating what a body would look like from this angle, it's sorta working I think, this is much better than what I thought I'd be doing though lol

Got sidetracked again: Decided to resketch this and try to figure out how to make a clean(ish) lineart out of it, I don't quite understand where everything goes yet or if it's in proper proportion, but I think this rendition looks a lot better, especially after changing the head shape and angle up

Day 2: spent the whole morning mesmerized by Marc Brunet's framing, posing, &sketching process and digging through his videos to find as much information on how he does it as possible

Very clean, very no effort wasted, very beautiful, going to study his style for a while

Here's the 3D pose generator I used to make the pose, I'm going to try to practice actual gesture work next time I sit down, but this was a really good start to digital art in my eyes. I already can draw more than a stick figure in photoshop, so I call that a win :D

Day 1: Drawing on glass is a weird feeling, but here's an attempt at referencing a pose for the day, I then spent way too long on details bc distracted from task, but still pretty nice for some rough sketch practice ^u^

Kinda just played with shapes til it got sorta legible

Pressure sensitivity was all out of whack and not working when I initially got the pen charged, finally fumbled around enough to get it working properly, now I can get down to drawing, but I think before I do I'm going to go dig for some brushes & touch up on how photoshop works