Admin Post: Community Check-In for January 2020

[goss]

(Hi guys, it's been a while! Happy New Year to everyone. Sorry I missed posting this yesterday.)

Yesterday was the last day of January, we'd love to have you check in and chat with us. How have things been with you this past month?

Did you sign up for or take part in any fandom activities since the New Year began, or have you been working on any personal art projects? Are you currently trying to meet a deadline? Feel free to share upcoming challenges that have got you excited, any frustrations you've been experiencing, possible goals for the next month, and so on.

Are you considering working on our latest drawesome challenge (#28 - Makeover Challenge)? Reminder that the round-up post will be made on 24th February. :)

Comments

[olivermoss]

I am still slowly working on my next isometric drawing. I need to work on other types of drawing, too, so I don't forget how to do anything else.

I did upload a scanned version of my most recent drawing.

[mific]

The little rooms are so cute, like dollhouses!

[olivermoss]

Thank you!

[enemytosleep]

Baah, the image won't load for me for some reason. I hope you are able to get to work on some of your projects, though!

[olivermoss]

Thanks!

Does this version of the link work for you? I think I was pulling a version of the url with extra junk on it because I was viewing from my own account.

[enemytosleep]

Sadly I think it's something on my end (like a plug in maybe) as DeviantART is loading, but the actual image window is blank. Thank you for trying a new link for me, though. ♥

[olivermoss]

Ah, too bad. DA is also causing lots of glitches due to the new site design they are trying to switch people over to. It's default not when not logged in it seems and doesn't always work.

Thumbnail:

[enemytosleep]

Aaaaah two point perspective!!! I’m having classroom flashbacks hahaha. This is really well done. It’s also a really cute studio space! I love all the design work and details that make this look loved and lived in.

[olivermoss]

Thanks! I've been using isometric angles so there isn't a vanishing point. It's cute, but it definitely uses a different part of my brain than other types of drawing.

[mekare]

Great job with the perspective!

[olivermoss]

Thanks!