Anyone interested in getting a studio job - as well as those of you responsible for hiring at a smaller studio - need to read and reread this bang-on explanation of what is truly valuable in a design-focused hire. A pretty picture is not all that matters, nor all that is needed.

Magma drawing session I participated in the Drawabox discord server! Full canvas / My layer ( I drew mostly undertale characters lol) It was super fun

At the risk of revealing that I periodically search for mentions of drawabox, this breakdown of concepts between theory and practice is *brilliant*. I think I'd add a practical component of construction coming off deconstruction, but as a whole this is a great approach.

We've had another magma drawing session at in the Drawabox server today! Here is the full canvas/my part Thanks Gamaga Norboxz (Drawing) and TheHunter171 for participating! It was very fun :)

There are indeed countless nuances about how to get good at drawing, but most people struggle with the number one step: Showing up to draw. A thread. 🧵

A good reminder for students that there is so much more to draw than pretty characters. Forget your OC- show me your Original Crates, Barrels, Furniture, Trinkets, and more!

You are allowed to call yourself an artist regardless of your skill or whether or not it makes you money. 🎨

Check out this work from The Division 2: Battle for Brooklyn, done by our very own Claudiu Pana! artstation.com/artwork/gRWV0Z He finished Drawabox in 2020, has been working for Ubisoft for the last 3 years, and remains an active fixture in our community. I am incredibly proud of him.