This corgi is too adorable! So, I wanted to paint it in my art style. Draft Basic colours and some lighting. I painted the base color a bit darker so the yellow light would stand out more. Start rendering I wanted to wrap this up, but the painting still feels a bit off to me. So, I tried painting the background to help the lighting stand out—and I think it worked!

I wanted to paint something different, so I picked some funny looking cat meme to paint it in my style. This is the cat of the day. Basic line art. Base colour. Rendering start More details. Did some adjustment, and the painting is done！I tried to paint some blue on the cat but it looks weird. I need more study on how to paint it properly.

This is the picture for my painting practice for today. I seen this picture before but I've been avoiding to paint it because it looks complicated hahaha. Today, I decided to face my fear. Draft Basic lines and colour, it leans towards blue colour. Rendering start! Looks fine for now. Painted the glove and the painting is done！The hand looks better then I expected.

This is the reference for today. The colour of this picture looks interetsing to me so I decided to paint it. The overall tone for this picture leans toward yellow, which makes me wonder if the painting would look as interesting if it has no complementary colours Draft Base colour Rendering start! Learning how to paint the suit. Some adjustment and final! This process taught me how to paint ears and noses in a simpler way. I'm happy with the result!

Today, I picked this picture to practice with. It looks a bit challenging because of the lighting and the complicated-looking shirt Draft For the base color, I painted the skin tone a little darker so the sunlight will stand out more later. While rendering, I noticed a hint of blue light in the shadow areas, so I tried to paint it in—and I really like how it turned out. I continued rendering the smaller details. Some adjustment and done! I left out the flowers on the shirts as I wanted to focus more on the lights and shadows.

This is the picture I’m going to practice with. The goal is to paint as quickly as possible without over-rendering. From what I’ve learned online, the trick is to first paint the major shadows and colors, then layer the smaller, detailed strokes on top. Draft The major look of this guy is done, then I paint the base colour Basic shadows and light Start working on the face. I spent the most of my time to learn how to paint his nose haha. Then I felt like I had spent too much time on this painting, so I quickly wrapped it up after making a few adjustments