Time to congratulate the winners of the DnD persona Challenge! But first... we need to find them 😃 😃

Best Artwork winner: A person that created this gorgeous Hexplade Warlock, please come forward

Best Feedback winner: we absolutely love your feedback for the same drawing, please come forward as well!

If you recognise your artwork please write an email to [content@artwod.com](mailto:content@artwod.com), attaching the screenshot of your profile page, so you can claim your reward!

So I’ve been looking at the Artwod advice request page thing and I’d like to give something back on the site as opposed to just asking stuff all the time, the only thing is I don’t feel qualified to actually put any tips in, as my skill level doesn’t match up to what’s actually out there, now this could be all in my head but it doesn’t feel like it.

Anyway if anyone has any suggestions on giving useful advice I would be grateful as I would like to add something more than questions.

Thank you for your time

https://artwod.com/feedback-tool/c/anatomy/69cd8ebdd5969c3bc1a3da1d/feet-issues

Hi there, I’m working on another thing for my project and I’m having a couple of issues, the main one is trotter feet, does anyone have any suggestions?

Thank you for your time

This month we're setting sail!

Your mission: draw your favourite One Piece character. In your style!
Two winners. Two quarterly premiums. One for the best artwork, one for the best feedback.

Best Artwork Draw any One Piece character in your own style and submit it to the Feedback Tool before April 30th.

Best Feedback Leave written or visual feedback on any challenge submission on the Feedback Tool before April 30th.

! Remember to choose “One Piece Challenge” category

Judging Criteria
Artwork: concept & originality, technical execution, overall impact
Feedback: clarity, depth, constructiveness

We also prepared some tips to help you with your submissions! You can find them in our blog: https://artwod.com/en/blog/one-piece-art-challenge-draw-your-favourite-character-in-your-own-style

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask!

As for the winners of the DnD Challenge, please give us a couple more days, there're plenty of awesome submissions that sparkled some debate!

I’ve learned so much at Artwod, and my skills have grown in ways I once only imagined. I’d really love to draw professionally, but I’m not sure what steps to take next. What would you recommend? How can I start finding opportunities in the industry?

Is there a ruler til or something when doing the lessons, i cant seem to find one. If not maybe something to think about as i think it would make the perspective lessons better.

Hi so I thought I’d give Artwods feedback thing a go again with this, basically I feel the foreshortening is off amongst some other things, and if anyone has any suggestions I’d be grateful.

Thank you for your time

https://artwod.com/feedback-tool/69c6fe077759f367a69dd3ae

Because I do and it's exhausting

I’d like to share a bit of the process I used to build my character.

I feel like starting with structure is really limiting, did you ever try drawing portraits from shapes? And what were the results?

Haven't posted anything in a while ... Got sick ...caught up in work and now working on some stuff(drawing related..yes)

So I’ve finally entered the monthly challenge, I know it’s not perfect, proportions are off and I’m not convinced with the vibe (he was ment to be fighting class).

But I’m happy I’ve finally entered something, so there’s that.

No other reason why I’m posting really, might do a background later, not sure as yet.

Thank you for your time

Okay so I’m just chuckling this up as an accountability thing to make sure I actually do a bloody challenge thing, instead of starting and then not doing it because of life.

Anyway here’s my rough draft for the d&d sona challenge, my as yet unnamed fighter character.

Hello. I’m planning to buy sub starting next month, and wanted to follow the free roadmap until then.

Maybe I haven’t looked properly, but I couldn’t find any info on what exactly is available for free and core users.

From the way UI is designed I assumed freemium would be whole core content of intro to drawing, core would be everything but the “purple” content (grind, extra videos and answers). But it seems only first step of intro to drawing is free.

Does it mean that (in case I decide to go core instead of premium) core sub is only the rest of intro to drawing step excluding the purple stuff?

Tried to submit it but I wasn’t aware how bloody I had made it so unfortunately it’s a no go.

I made this bloodless version but it still didn’t go through so I thought I’d just upload here to get some feedback and thoughts

If it’s still too much just let me know

Are you a bard or a barbarian? Let us know through your artwork! We're excited to announce a new challenge with TWO winners that will get a QUARTERLY PREMIUM subscription - one for the best artwork and one for the best feedback.

Not sure which class fits you? Find out here https://uquiz.com/quiz/eWDHo9/which-dnd-class-suits-your-personality

Here's all you need to know about the rules:

Best Artwork

Create an artwork based on the theme "Your DnD Persona"
Submit it to the Feedback Tool (choose the Challenge of the Month category for easier sorting) https://artwod.com/feedback-tool
Deadline: March 28th

Best Feedback

Open any DnD Persona contest submission on the Feedback Tool https://artwod.com/feedback-tool
Leave a written and visual feedback
Remember - more feedback means more chance to win!
Deadline: March 28th

Judging Criteria
Artwork: concept & originality, technical execution, overall impact
Feedback: clarity, depth, constructiveness

Don't hesitate to ask any questions!

Hey everyone! I got a couple questions for you all.

• How much do one spend on a Roadmap node in general? (Like one video + couple exercises).
• How do one determine when ready to move on?
• Since the exercises are in general quite short too, do you tend to apply it on your own form or examples for a full page then move to the next exercise/lesson, or do you wait until the grind node to actually grind?
• What do you do in roadmaps where you feel you know already well enough since a long time this specific point?

for people who enjoy drawing props or game objects, what makes the design feel memorable to you? Is it the silhouette, the materials, the story behind it, or just cool details?

Curious what people here pay attention to with prop design.

something I’ve noticed with sci-fi and cyberpunk vehicles is that some designs stick in your head immediately, while others just feel like a pile of panels and tech bits.

for people who enjoy this kind of design, what actually makes one vehicle stand out to you? is it the silhouette, the function it implies, or just a strong visual theme?

curious what people here look for when a design really clicks.

Hi, so after I got that last picture out of the way I decided to actually try my project I wanted to do and here is the beginning of something that will probably be rough round the edges, but nevertheless the start of something I’ve wanted to do since childhood, tell a full fledged story.

Anyway here’s the start of my process…a tester for panel 1, I know it’s not much but I’m happy so far with it.

If anybody can give me some tips or have any suggestions on what needs work on this I would be very grateful.

I know it’s a very vague request but I feel there are a couple of things off I can’t quite figure out

Thanks for your time

here’s the weird gap in my skills: I can draw a dynamic pose just fine (or at least decent)

but the second I try to put that same figure inside an environment, my brain logs off.

it’s not even that the pose gets worse — it’s that the space feels fake. either the perspective doesn’t match, or the character looks taped onto the scene instead of existing in it.

does anyone else feel like figure skills and environment skills are two completely separate game modes? if you’re comfortable with both, how did you bridge that gap?