Apollo 11

One small step of a person - and a huge leap of mankind …
Neil Armstrong, first man on the Moon, 1969.

We need to move on in a kind of challenge "Draw every day, so as not to go crazy during the world quarantine and learn something new." This time I decided to draw something completely from scratch, fast enough and schematic enough to work out the very technique of drawing with a tablet. Learned about the method of painting from the stain, tried it - yes, an interesting approach. Its essence is that first we draw a dark silhouette of a character or object, then we outline the individual colors - and only in the third step we draw the basic lighting and volume, after which we can make the lighting more thoughtful and work well on the details.

It was a little unusual to work in this technique, and even with a minimum of layers (probably, psychologically, the algorithm that I found for myself is closer to me), but it was an interesting experience.
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