Spending every evening for a month on frame-by-frame adjustments (my wrist is still sore) was totally worth it for the recognition.
I was at a digital art exhibit last Friday and it was packed. With so many people, I could barely see the lower screens because everyone was standing in front. Is there a better way to lay out rooms for big crowds like that?
Tbh, watching the code change in real time was pretty cool.
I showed my mom a character I drew on my tablet. She said it looks just like the stick figures I used to make for her, which got me thinking about how art stuff has changed. Do your family members ever tie your digital work back to when you were little?
Took me way too long to get the lighting right. Kind of proud of it, though.
Letting go of that pressure and only sharing when I have something real to show changed everything for my art.