Drawing Composition Challenge!

 Hey everyone! It's been a wild week here in Florida... Lots of rain and hurricane-force winds have been accompanying this week's workload. 

Thankfully, I have stayed safe and, more importantly, my family has too. It has been a crazy week, but doing art with my cat and dogs has given me a burst of motivation!

So, what have I been working on? Let's show, not tell!

So, for these pictures, I went for more of a minimalist style, as reference to the Pinterest artists we had to pull from. 

The artist I ended up choosing can be found here. The artist's name is Eyvind Earle and I really liked the way he did water in his work. So, I wanted to draw a car by the sea as my subject. 

I also included the speedpaint, for anyone that may be interested.

Well, that would conclude my assignment right?

Wrong!

I did another drawing, just for the heck of it. Not much else you can do during a hurricane besides hunker down and draw. And draw I did! I'm really proud of this drawing! 

So I referenced a picture, the ending shot from Yoroshiku Mechadoc's ending. I really love the lighting and perspective in the picture, so I wanted to try my hand at recreating it. 

I also included a speedpaint of this one, too! 

As you can see, there are a lot of different elements at play in this image. I also really liked the cross and rule of thirds perspective, hence why I chose it as my picture! 

While my first image had the rule of thirds and golden rule going on, I think this one really does something interesting with the perspective. I'm so happy I challenged myself to draw this! 

But yeah, that's my art for this week! Rain or shine, I'm here to get work done! 

Anyways, see you later! I hope you were able to weather Hurricane Ian!

Best Wishes!