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Sketches
I absolutely love sketching. For me, it’s much more than just drawing — it’s my ultimate visualization tool and the key to my continuous growth. My creative process follows two distinct paths:
At work (concept & speed): I create quick sketches to capture ideas instantly. It’s the perfect way to visualize a character's personality or block out the composition of a future scene before diving into details.
At home (practice & detail): I immerse myself in academic and technical practice. I hone my skills by drawing people, deeply studying anatomy, body language, dynamic movement, and the physics of fabric drapery.
Sketching is how I think on paper and constantly evolve as an artist. So, please see some of my daily sketches I did for the technical practice.
Software: Photoshop
At work (concept & speed): I create quick sketches to capture ideas instantly. It’s the perfect way to visualize a character's personality or block out the composition of a future scene before diving into details.
At home (practice & detail): I immerse myself in academic and technical practice. I hone my skills by drawing people, deeply studying anatomy, body language, dynamic movement, and the physics of fabric drapery.
Sketching is how I think on paper and constantly evolve as an artist. So, please see some of my daily sketches I did for the technical practice.
Software: Photoshop
