Title: Sketching for Creatives – Build Ideas with Pencil and Paper Sketching isn’t just drawing. It’s thinking visually. It’s planning, experimenting, and feeling your way into a creative idea. Whether you dream of digital painting, comics, design, or just want to relax – sketching sharpens your skills and imagination. Here’s a deeper guide to getting started: 1. Get comfortable with imperfection. Sketching is not about making perfect art. It’s raw, quick, and sometimes messy. That’s its charm. Don’t erase every line – learn to embrace construction lines and looseness. 2. Choose the right tools. A basic HB or 2B pencil and a sketchbook with decent paper are enough. Add a kneaded eraser and a fineliner later, but don’t overthink your materials. 3. Warm-up before you draw. Like musicians, artists benefit from warm-ups. Fill a page with circles, lines, or shapes. This gets your hand used to motion and builds control. 4. Master gesture drawing. Gesture sketches capture movement and flow in under 30 seconds. They train you to see the action, not the detail. Use real-life people, photos, or animals as references. 5. Study form and perspective. Learn to break down complex objects into simple 3D shapes: cubes, spheres, cones. This will help you draw from imagination later on. Perspective (1-point, 2-point) is a game-changer for environments and depth. 6. Build a daily habit. Even 10 minutes a day makes a huge difference. Draw your coffee mug. Sketch people on the train. Keep it light and enjoyable. Improvement comes through consistency, not pressure. 7. Capture ideas on the go. Your sketchbook is also your idea vault. Jot down concepts, weird creatures, sword hilts, fantasy armor – whatever pops into your head. No censorship, no perfectionism. 🎯 Pro Tip: Share your sketches on net-twin.de – feedback from fellow creatives can give you new eyes for your own work. And don’t forget: Every epic artwork once looked like a weird little doodle! Kind regards, Andy 🤩

AI based Website concept - that`s how far technik is these day`s. What do you think about AI? On the one hand, I find the topic very exciting and interesting. On the other hand, I am very worried because we will soon have to reckon with millions of unemployed people! 🤔

I`ve created a blacksmith workshop concept art - do you like it?

A wood-elf she warrior - #game #concept #art by Andreas Holzer

My #fantasy #RPG character #concept collection https://civitai.com/posts/1255400 in the style of #LordOfTheRings & #SongOfIceAndFire. I would be very delighted if you would register here with us at http://net-twin.de and share your creative #projects with us or simply talk about your #hobbies. Kind regards, Andy 🤩

Mass Effect 5: Everything we know so far Bioware is working on a new Mass Effect game, and although we don't have many details on what's effectively Mass Effect 5, at least we know it's coming. It's early days for the game's development, with a blog post recently detailing that it's still in pre-production but "development has been proceeding very well". We have had some concept art, but realistically details on what the new Mass Effect game will be are pretty light. What we do know is that the next Mass Effect game looks set to be a follow-up to the original Mass Effect trilogy - which are often counted among the best RPGs around. BioWare also recently committed to it being a single-player experience like those that came before it, and we have additional details like it will feature returning characters from the original trilogy. With some of the best game stories around, the prospect of another entry in the series has us all excited. While we may be in for quite the wait to see the game arrive, we will write more about everything we know so far about Mass Effect 5 in the next time. You are also very welcome to share some news. Kind regards, Andy Here is a video about ME5 from IGN: https://youtu.be/e0R_nHF3e4c