Taronites

Can be very liberating! Feels organic and lively!

Fishing Marshmallow's ...
Not as clean as I wanted it to be ... but I kind of like it.

Positively hilarious! ...now I can picture what I can hear over here all night, hehehe.

here is todays painting ... managed to squeeze in some time to experiment with Verve again....

I'm almost wanting to say "welcome back, again", tssss... I really, really have to get Vervette going so we can have some action together. It's so much fun!
Yay, this one looks beautifully otherworldly. Love the underwater feel of it. Very magical!

Yeah, I am totally excited to see the new Vervette whenever you are ready.
There is still a ton to learn for me what is not tool related ...so I will practise in the meanwhile painting with Verve .... but nevertheless totally excited to get my hands on Vervette one day.

This is todays painting...

Ehehehehehe, when you're out of options and that's all that's left!?

This is todays painting ... not really liking it ... but posting it to document my process and progress. Porpotion feel off and the mouth did not turn out as expected ...
Anyway crtitics and comments are welcome like always

Hehe, yes, this one turned out a little mortifying, but the lighting is quite good! Well, looks like the teeth are growing out of the lips, rather then being part of the skull inside. The head itself is more like a ball with a cone for a neck and the ears suggest a different direction than the face. But, again, something about the shading style is really neat! Again it's sort of wooden, which adds to the creepy, haunted doll feel.
You could practice form and volume with line drawings, possible, maybe explore a skull and then ponder how muscle, fat and skin would go over top of it. Always keep perspective in mind. Maybe draw three skulls next to each other, each facing in a different direction. It would be a challenging exercise, but it might strengthen your observational powers and clarity.
Maybe I'll drop a little example for you here? ...but I don't have any doubt that you'll master this, too, sooner than you think!

Thank you so much for your feedback ... This was actually yesterday's painting and I forgot to upload it. Took the challanged to paint from 2 perspectives. Very tricky! Took me more time than expected. I totally agree the surface always turns out wooden or some kind of dull. I try to work with spot lights but this somehow does not seem to be enough or maybe too much ... Don't really know how to fix this...
The perspective and proportion thing is still a big one...need to experiement more...
Nevertheless here is the painting