Speeb paim
7th in my Monarch March series! Work done for @brainysalvus.bsky.social!
Ooooh!
Might do comms soon fellas. Work cut my days.
Stuff from the last stream :)
Thank you all for joining, and see you in a month in the next stream!
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This is! Im glad I made him close enough to be recognized!
Speebpaint!
6th in my Monarch March Series! Work done for @makavo.bsky.social
Pretty in Pink~ 💗24
WEEK 1 OF MONARCH MARCH IS OVER! Thank you so much to everyone who submitted a request! Off to a strong start and hope to have some more for ya'll next week!
For the @tlen.bsky.social
Thanks for the art trade!
And timelapse for anyone curious :D
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Cursed book
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Im glad you love it! Ive really been trying to keep my momentum. Its always been the rendering stage slowing me down but i think ive finally gotten my process figured out! I hope my process can offer some guidance to you and since ive gotten my growth spurt, I pray that it now gets sent to you!
This was me developing the actual pose!
This was a real doozy! Watch me get my ass kicked in the scenic speedpaint XD
5th in my Monarch March series. Hailing the last for the first week! This one is a two-fer! Done for @dniprodragon.bsky.social!
Speebpont :3
4th in my Monarch March series! Work done for @simplegeneraldraws.bsky.social
Fast strokes
3rd in my Monarch March for SnepIzStoned on X!
For the @jykinturah.corvid.dev
Thanks for the commission!
And timelapse for anyone curious :D
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A lot of foxes on this page!
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Also for Krita. It is a rather easy system to setup XD. Sorry for the long lived yapping, i really hope you might get interested into doing speedpaints as well. Keep up the amazing hard work and thanks for stopping by. I love talking about this stuff!
The other part is that people may have questions, and if its someone critiquing me, regardless of whether its in good faith, i can choose to look in on myself. To fix ones problems they must first be aware of it. From there it is educating and improvepment.
I enjoy speedpaints because they really help show this process, even just a little bit, when im not there to confess that i spent a good half hour just staring at other people's work, very specific references. Occasionally integrating something i find that i didnt think of before.
The part that makes art so exquisite is the mere fact humans are imperfect. We all have our ways to integrate, remove, hide, or even straight up miss mistakes. And its these ways which we fail that we produce success. That is the final piece.
...one may learn that there is room to simply mess around. Somethign that isnt realy shown is the iterative design that occurs mentally. Lots of adjusting limbs, rotating the angle, etc. It is often we forget that there is nothing wrong with making a copy and trying a different route.
I have interestingly found that many of the masters out there have failure as part of the process. Its easy to get caught up with getting it right the first time, especially with less reversible medias like traditional and so forth. But by seeing works from masters like Steven Zapata...
speedpaints are for myself really. I often find small details and features I like and watch the speed paint to see how I built the construction. On the other hand, I also do show BECAUSE of my flaws as a person and ana artist.
