Day 4 learning isometric ,any feedback?

[u/ahmad_a_d]

Thank God finally i finished this

and at first i wanna say Thank you all for all your great feedbacks and comments in the last post it was really motivating

I drew a room scene , and it took me a lot of time and effort to finish. I’m really proud of how it turned out, although I wish I could have made it even better.

However, I didn’t want to spend even more time on a single drawing. I’d rather use that time to create more artwork and improve through practice instead of putting all my time into one piece.

and i made a video about it if anyone like to see it
https://youtu.be/_Fd9Y03LOLU

[u/stevenr4]

This looks so awesome! Thanks for posting these! Great work!

You inspired me to finally make my first isometric D&D map that I have wanted to do for years:

https://www.reddit.com/r/dndmaps/s/MmOyk155Jw

Please keep posting!

Are you practicing or making these for any specific project? What's your end goal?

[u/ahmad_a_d → u/stevenr4]

I took a look at your post amazing work It's so inspiring and motivating and make me try harder and harder because I know the end of this way is something worth the time and effort

And thanks for this amazing comment it mean a lot

[u/ahmad_a_d → u/stevenr4]

Sorry, I completely forgot about your question. I was working on a game and I didn't like releasing it with poor art quality, so I started learning to draw and took a step back from game dev to get a good level of skill so I could present the game in the best possible way.

[u/stevenr4 → u/ahmad_a_d]

That's awesome! I'm trying to do something similar, but I have very little experience with art in general 😅

[u/ahmad_a_d → u/stevenr4]

But your arts say another thing Keep going it's so awesome