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In my spare time, I like engaging in 30-minute hours of study or exploring in which I do what I think I'm feeling that day. This has helped me grow and also discover the types of things that I was interested in.

Nowadays, I like to focus on the color of light, as well as ways to communicate the texture in a way that is clear so that I do not be forced to overdo everything. My preferred method is to keep my designs as close to reality life, but as I progress, I'd like to allow shapes to move and become more stylized through my artwork.

If I begin an art work, usually I enjoy drawing my primary shapes at first, whether using BW or straight color. When I think it's important to do this to start with lines first. After I've built an established foundation I'd like to draw on the light and shadows onto layers. Not until then do I get started to make or render my image in a variety of ways, all the way from large to the tiniest of fine details.

In order to create the Streets of London painting I utilized a similar technique. To create clean edges and maintain the neatness of my work I used a number of layers. I added the principal lighter layer on a separate layer.

The layers allow me to worry less about the possibility of making mistakes. When I'm content with the current state of my project, I'll blend a few of the aspects, but only keep those things that I believe are important.

Colors for me can be described as a "feel" aspect, so I choose colours which feel good. In addition, I've got several references that I use for help in selecting the right colors. Sometimes I blend references however sometimes I use only one.

It's certainly a smart idea to research the science behind light and colour, so that you know what can do to make your general colour scheme and value higher.

It's difficult to identify what's the secret to making my work... I simply like exploring various styles, media and subjects and am inspired by others artist.

I'm still in the beginning of my artistic journey, and I'm continuing to try to figure out my identity as an artist, and also the style that I have. One of the main differences is that I do not think about it as often I did in the past  and I believe that's creating a significant difference.

My Personal Background

My name is Bjork and I'm a an artist of the visual arts. I'm employed currently within the area of Concept Art for games.

I'm from a small island, known as"the Faroe Islands and have always been creative in some manner, whether it was through drawing, storytelling or anything else. I graduated with a bachelor's in CG arts from The Animation workshop in Viborg, Denmark, in 2019 I began my first job full-time in London later that year.

Today, I'm employed as a concept artist for Envar Studios but also do sometimes freelance work.

In general, I'm more active on Twitter in comparison to Instagram. Instagram. In case you want to buy prints I'm selling the prints through Inprnt.

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