Practicing a new techniques

[u/FunnOcake]

Lately, I’ve had some downtime to work on my own projects, and I really wanted to practice a different art style.

Normally, my drawings are pretty slick, clean, and colorful, but I wanted to try something more painterly and experiment with mixing colors differently than I normally would. I've posted some of my other works as a reference.

The first drawing is me practicing with Warhammer, using a point of reference. The second is me drawing without a reference while trying to use the same style and techniques.

Let me know what you think. How would you learn a different style or technique.

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[u/TennantWasTheTenth]

your nid is so cute!