I am back with new pages on improving sketching techniques!
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Hey everyone! It’s been a while since I last wrote any updates here. I took a little break, but now I’ve started making minor updates, focusing on sketching for the "Concept art" chapter. I’ve refined my personal approach to sketching and I'm eager to share it with you. Sketching wasn’t my strength, but I’ve made significant improvements these days and I want to share them with you. Sharing some work in progress screenshots with you: As usual, there will be lots of examples and short videos coming up: Feel free to let me know if there's anything else you'd like to adjust or add! Best, Ruslan Kim P.S. Click on the book picture below if you need the reference where this email came from :) |
Game Art Guidebook Waitlist
Hey! How is your summer going? :) Bringing you some new updates that are already available in the book So I've started a big chapter with a new environment composition as a demo. As always, I've recorded every step of the creation process. I'm showing step by step from the initial concept to the final render. And there are lots of video examples. Provided 3d example for better demonstration If you're lacking fundamentals, there are always links to the necessary pages and helpful buttons so...
Hey!I’m excited to share a sneak peek of my upcoming "Creating Game Backgrounds" chapter. Here are some new screenshots: Also working on a complete guide on drawing grass in different art styles as part of this chapter👇 🎁 And as a bonus, I've just uploaded a layered PSD file that you can download here from my Patreon page. It's free. I hope you find these helpful. Stay tuned for the full chapter – it's coming soon and will be packed with even more insights and techniques. Looking forward to...
Hey! While I prepare new updates, I want to talk to you about the trends in the gaming industry from an artist’s perspective. Perhaps you’ve been keeping up with the latest news: many artists are migrating to different social media platforms in search of a space where we can share our work without obscure algorithms and confusing platform policies. Some software is losing its relevance, and we are seeking new tools for drawing. That’s why I’ve decided to create a book that will be updated and...