so you can look at stuff when you're bored.
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I have been reading through that book still, and applying some of what I have learned. Generally, it's just been a refresher for techniques and ideas I have already developed, but it's been good and reaffirming. I pick up the "hash marks" pencil technique which I think is pretty cool. I will need to take more time and practice to nail it down.

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Dom3 and Futurecast




I've recently bought the book "The Art of Perspective" by Phil Metzger. I plan to follow up each session of reading with painting or sketching in that technique. What I've read so far is spot on, and very clear. I would recommend the book if you are feeling some self-learning coming on.

Lately, I have spent much of my time on the concept art critique center forums and found myself repeating many of the same things. I also realize that there are many theories and techniques that I have picked up over time that I now rarely employ in my own work. I've decided to commit time to these techniques and write up as I go. In the interests of both retaining knowledge and sharing it, I will be painting a series covering the techniques and principles I have learned, and will be writing tutorials as I become comfortable with each technique.

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Bunch of Sketches




Hurray for.. stuff!

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Preparations for War




Dominance War3 baby!

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