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At 5/20/13 07:25 AM, LegolaSS wrote: always learning, never stopped... Currently watching a bunch of videos from a guy i scouted a while back.

Not saying follow this stuff word for word, but i tend to pick up hints and tricks from watching other artists do work and what i take away become part of my own collection...

Youtube page - Jetjetty

Also whenever REIQ does some live streams i am there normally. (fantastic to watch)

Cheers for the links :O will defo go check em out, I been watching a lot of the how to draw videos done by 'DrawWithJazza'. they are really helpful and he goes into quite some depth with his explenations.

At 5/20/13 07:25 AM, LegolaSS wrote: always learning, never stopped... Currently watching a bunch of videos from a guy i scouted a while back.

Not saying follow this stuff word for word, but i tend to pick up hints and tricks from watching other artists do work and what i take away become part of my own collection...

Youtube page - Jetjetty

Also whenever REIQ does some live streams i am there normally. (fantastic to watch)

Cheers for the links :O will defo go check em out, I been watching a lot of the how to draw videos done by 'DrawWithJazza'. they are really helpful and he goes into quite some depth with his explenations.

Hey I'm rob and I'm soon to finish my game design course at uxbridge college! My art work is shabby to say the least and I am practicing almost everyday as I have a dream of becoming a concept artist. I realise it is a lot of work but I am willing to put the work in to get there. Any tips and advice anyone can give me would be greatly appreciated :P!

As a start though how did everyone start their learning process when it came to drawing more complex stuff! Like the massive enviroments I see people drawing or awesome character. It must have all started some where, did you start with just doodles or did you take a class in human anatomy :o would love to know so please share :P