Trick Pony
...a creative workspace...
Current Project:
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This whole section of the site is freeform. I keep adding something new. All of it is experimental, so if a button doesn't work or an image doesn't make any sense, well. Tickets are free.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7+ Tablet
Autodesk Sketchbook
Coloring Book
Method
Design
SKETCHBOOOOOOOK!
I am doing some sketches to get some practice time in. Each one uses a different skill that I am interested in, those being color studies, becoming familiar with the tablet tools, speed, and freehand sketching.
The problem(?) is that I never want to finish these. I want to move on to the next idea. That means, hours are going into working without any results to show. I need to practice. I will be collecting the unfinished ones here, as I continue to learn how to get a polished image.
I think what I am figuring out is that this needs a process. In order to get the process figured out, I have to make a lot of these.
Concept
Method
Design
This an experimental page for developing creative content through various methods.
The idea is to motivate myself to create MORE. I find that when I have a place to put the work, I make more. I am designing in reverse.
This should never stop evolving. Never done.
Substance Painter 3D
Houdini
Nuke
ZBrush
Concept
Method
Design
This will be a focus on product design.
Substance Painter 3D
Houdini
Nuke
ZBrush
Concept
Method
Inspiration
Starting the 3D learning path with this worm concept.
I have a few ideas that I want to try out that will fit underneath this umbrella. Mostly, the purpose of this project is to give myself something to practice with. I am targeting specific goal interests. Once I hit 75% of my mark, I am moving forward.
