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. · ✦▽ blanc's BI-WEEKLY ART CHALLENGE ▽✦ · .
Listen this whole titling thing is kinda hard.Hiya and welcome aboard! Whether you're a beginning artist, a student or anything else, this thread is for defeating art block and letting those creative juices flow! Before we begin, you may be a little confused, my dear passenger, so I'll try to make this as clear as I can!
This is an art prompt thread where I will post a 'challenge' every two weeks. It is not in any way required to finish ANY of the art you do for these prompts. These prompts are provided in the name of practice and honing our skills together in a comfortable little space. You are more than welcome to post in a traditional or digital medium, and as finished a piece as you like-- in other words, if you just do some composition sketches based off the prompt or rough ideas, that's totally fine! I repeat there's zero, zilch, no requirement or expectation in this thread other than your own self-improvement and engaging with other artists here in Bulbagarden. If you really like a piece you did for a prior prompt and want to finish it too, go ahead! Just know that every two weeks the prompts will shift, and you will have to post the finished piece elsewhere on your own time!
Feel free to chat about your pieces as you work, or if you have any questions you wish to ask your fellow artists, this space is open for that as well.
With that out of the way, let me give you a proper rundown of a few guidelines that probably go without saying-- but just in case.
This is an art prompt thread where I will post a 'challenge' every two weeks. It is not in any way required to finish ANY of the art you do for these prompts. These prompts are provided in the name of practice and honing our skills together in a comfortable little space. You are more than welcome to post in a traditional or digital medium, and as finished a piece as you like-- in other words, if you just do some composition sketches based off the prompt or rough ideas, that's totally fine! I repeat there's zero, zilch, no requirement or expectation in this thread other than your own self-improvement and engaging with other artists here in Bulbagarden. If you really like a piece you did for a prior prompt and want to finish it too, go ahead! Just know that every two weeks the prompts will shift, and you will have to post the finished piece elsewhere on your own time!
Feel free to chat about your pieces as you work, or if you have any questions you wish to ask your fellow artists, this space is open for that as well.
With that out of the way, let me give you a proper rundown of a few guidelines that probably go without saying-- but just in case.
▽ɞ Don't give others constructive criticism unless they specifically site such in their post!
▽ɞ Remember to properly spoiler and warn of any content/themes within your work. Let's follow those rules the mods have bestowed upon us, okay?
▽ɞ Each prompt is as freeform as you make it, feel free to take the titles, references or studies in any way you see fit. I'm genuinely encouraging you to go nuts as much as I can.
▽ɞ Feel free to post updates to your piece as you go through the two weeks if you wish too!
▽ɞ At the end of every two weeks, I will observe each submitted piece myself and provide my own analysis on the strongest points of your work so you have a little encouragement to push you along on your artistic journey. If you would like me to not do this though, just feel free to mention it somewhere and I'll respect it!
▽ɞ I'll try to keep this thread up as consistently as I can, but sometimes life throws those curveballs on my tracks, so if you notice a prompt hasn't been posted at the appointed date, rule of thumb is that it's an unspoken extension on the previous one until I get back into gear.
So how will it work?
Every two weeks I will give you a prompt title that you may interpret however you wish, and two reference images with appointed studies behind them (a lighting study, figure study, object study, etc) you do not have to follow these or even use the reference images, but they are there for both inspiration and practice to improve your craft. References will be properly sourced.
Let's improve together, passengers!