Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
My goal in life is simple.... Inspire a wave of upcoming artists in the same way that other artists have inspired me growing up. I want to fulfill a legacy of handmade content made entirely by me. So it goes without saying that whenever I see other artists and their incredible creations, I feel the need to enhance what they've already done or celebrate them in some way. This is one such artist. She created a lovely photo which inspired me, so I proposed the idea for us to exchange are most recent projects. She would re-draw "Sphlinter" (my last speedpaint video) in her cartoon style, & I would re-draw her "Sol" from Smite concept in my hyper realistic style. This was also my first time working with reverse shading, which is pretty difficult to do. I don't think I pushed myself hard enough with this one. I certainly could have done better, but it was a good 3 hour practice. What used to take me 16 to 18 hours at a time is now knocked out in one sitting. At this stage in my drawing career, I've noticed that I'm becoming faster rather than better. Speed is a quintessential thing when being considered by potential employers, so I'm glad I'm finally accelerating with my project progression.
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My goal in life is simple.... Inspire a wave of upcoming artists in the same way that other artists have inspired me growing up. I want to fulfill a legacy of handmade content made entirely by me. So it goes without saying that whenever I see other artists and their incredible creations, I feel the need to enhance what they've already done or celebrate them in some way. This is one such artist. She created a lovely photo which inspired me, so I proposed the idea for us to exchange are most recent projects. She would re-draw "Sphlinter" (my last speedpaint video) in her cartoon style, & I would re-draw her "Sol" from Smite concept in my hyper realistic style. This was also my first time working with reverse shading, which is pretty difficult to do. I don't think I pushed myself hard enough with this one. I certainly could have done better, but it was a good 3 hour practice. What used to take me 16 to 18 hours at a time is now knocked out in one sitting. At this stage in my drawing career, I've noticed that I'm becoming faster rather than better. Speed is a quintessential thing when being considered by potential employers, so I'm glad I'm finally accelerating with my project progression.
facebook.com/groups/GodBuilds
