Finished final project for a digital painting class.

I can already see one or two things to change, but I've resolved not to spend another 5 hours doing micro-adjustments.

The cube is fully 2D. I made it using 3-point perspective (think looking at something from really high up, or from way below).

I wanted to redo the texture of the cabbage from my previous project, so I decided to make a whole thing about it. My class wanted me to try using an image generator as the basis for the image, but I didn't like the composition it gave me, so I made it myself. I like having control over my craft. aa

Here's a college assignment I worked on. I have the reference image on hand if anyone wants to see that, but I won't post it right away because I don't feel like it. No tracing, but most of the colors were eyedropped from the original.

The cabbage was a pain in the ass to render. So complicated aaa

And, if you love these creatures like I do, here's a normal version of that drawing I made yesterday. I decided not to make a timelapse of this process since it was just editing and hiding layers.

My ability to create art spontaneously, but then never work on things I've planned for years, confuses me. Here's a character design I made for a World of Darkness game I'm playing.

Forgot to make a timelapse or something for this one, I'll see if I remember to do so for whatever I draw next. aaaaa