I see some people in my community are offering to buy collection, or offering to buy NFT. Those are scams and let me and I'll remove them. You can look up the detail of how these work but they are 99.999% scams. stay safe! can't believe it's 2025 already. Time to get your skills to the next level!

I just wanted to take a second to say how much I appreciate all of you. Seriously, this community has grown so much this year, and it’s all because of the energy and effort you bring. Whether it’s sharing ideas, supporting each other, or just showing up, you’ve made this space something really special. I couldn’t be more grateful. ❤️ As we wrap up 2024, I’d love to hear from you: 👉 What’s been your favorite memory this year? 👉 What’s one big goal you’re chasing in 2025? Drop your thoughts below I can’t wait to hear them! Let’s keep this momentum going and make next year even better. Wishing you all the best vibes, lots of laughs, and maybe way too much food this holiday season. You’re the real MVPs. 🥂 Cheers, Francis🎅✨

Still working on this, what’s it still need? I’m going to detail the fur and give it a bluish background.

Hi fellow artists, I haven't been posting anything too new lately since the material in this free course now should help and "run on its own" so to speak. Though I will keeper a closer eye on it in the coming weeks. Any questions, you can post under this thread. Thx! I might have some plans to do an advanced community with a lot more hands on approach for those who are more serious about improving. I'll keep you updated.

The cat is likely the simplest as its lighting is simple and dramatic. The horse takes on more of a middle tone range that requires more precision (it's more flat). Turtle is deceptively simple, and is mostly toward the dark range, but over all dynamic range is small, which means it is also some what flat and requires more precision to achieve that dark surface while convey the form. It is also great practice of depicting shiny surfaces (dark or not) with appropriate highlights at right places. So one is more straight forward full tone rage (cat). One is middle tone precision practice (horse). One is dark tone precision practice (turtle). As always, post your drawings in the appropriate section. They will also be added to the reference module later. Again one of the simplest test to see if your drawing is over all correct, is stand back 10 feet+ and see whether your drawing still looks 3d with the main form conveyed. Details are relatively simple, they may take more time but that's about it.