Nexyia
@nexyia.bsky.social
rendering rendering rendering
November 25, 2025 at 12:13 AM
rendering rendering rendering
Sketch of an elf lady c:
November 13, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Sketch of an elf lady c:
Thumbnail breakdowns c:
November 12, 2025 at 3:25 PM
Thumbnail breakdowns c:
✨ 2023 vs 2025 ✨
Korseus, a wood elf
Korseus, a wood elf
November 11, 2025 at 9:28 PM
✨ 2023 vs 2025 ✨
Korseus, a wood elf
Korseus, a wood elf
wip! painting an elf friend
November 11, 2025 at 12:39 AM
wip! painting an elf friend
Making a folder for November already - where is time going lmao
Value studies!
Value studies!
November 5, 2025 at 11:47 PM
Making a folder for November already - where is time going lmao
Value studies!
Value studies!
Show me your Drow Art c:
October 25, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Show me your Drow Art c:
That one time I drew a non elf
October 21, 2025 at 9:54 PM
That one time I drew a non elf
Line vs Final painting :)
October 18, 2025 at 11:03 PM
Line vs Final painting :)
How much rendering should I give to the lil birb in the sky? 👀
September 29, 2025 at 9:02 PM
How much rendering should I give to the lil birb in the sky? 👀
Hi! It's been a while, here's some art <3
September 26, 2025 at 6:43 PM
Hi! It's been a while, here's some art <3
I promise you can push through it and start drawing at your normal pace!
March 31, 2025 at 8:36 PM
I promise you can push through it and start drawing at your normal pace!
Also, fun fact, my value sketches look alright to me, they need improvement.
But my line sketches make me embarrassed, so I'll share them here:
There's always going to be something you're better at and something you're worse at either way! (And this is okay! ♥️)
But my line sketches make me embarrassed, so I'll share them here:
There's always going to be something you're better at and something you're worse at either way! (And this is okay! ♥️)
March 30, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Also, fun fact, my value sketches look alright to me, they need improvement.
But my line sketches make me embarrassed, so I'll share them here:
There's always going to be something you're better at and something you're worse at either way! (And this is okay! ♥️)
But my line sketches make me embarrassed, so I'll share them here:
There's always going to be something you're better at and something you're worse at either way! (And this is okay! ♥️)
What would make a 100 heads or portrait challenge fun for YOU?
March 30, 2025 at 5:01 PM
What would make a 100 heads or portrait challenge fun for YOU?
You don't need perfect lines to create a good portrait.
What's more important is that your lines tell you where you're putting your paint.
Mine are always extremely messy, which is okay because as I paint, I forget about line and focus on form!
What's more important is that your lines tell you where you're putting your paint.
Mine are always extremely messy, which is okay because as I paint, I forget about line and focus on form!
February 9, 2025 at 7:40 PM
You don't need perfect lines to create a good portrait.
What's more important is that your lines tell you where you're putting your paint.
Mine are always extremely messy, which is okay because as I paint, I forget about line and focus on form!
What's more important is that your lines tell you where you're putting your paint.
Mine are always extremely messy, which is okay because as I paint, I forget about line and focus on form!
You don't have to start practicing composition purely from imagination.
Use other artists work, figure out the shapes they used and try and layer it onto a small thumbnail sketch.
You don't have to make a masterpiece.
Squint to block out some of the detail, even draw over it to see the shapes!
Use other artists work, figure out the shapes they used and try and layer it onto a small thumbnail sketch.
You don't have to make a masterpiece.
Squint to block out some of the detail, even draw over it to see the shapes!
February 3, 2025 at 6:45 PM
You don't have to start practicing composition purely from imagination.
Use other artists work, figure out the shapes they used and try and layer it onto a small thumbnail sketch.
You don't have to make a masterpiece.
Squint to block out some of the detail, even draw over it to see the shapes!
Use other artists work, figure out the shapes they used and try and layer it onto a small thumbnail sketch.
You don't have to make a masterpiece.
Squint to block out some of the detail, even draw over it to see the shapes!
Ishara Valrath
Knowing when to stop is important, not everything has to be perfect, but if you pushed yourself, then thats good enough.
I pushed on improving the fabric and folds - next, I think material and metal is something I need to focus on! c:
Knowing when to stop is important, not everything has to be perfect, but if you pushed yourself, then thats good enough.
I pushed on improving the fabric and folds - next, I think material and metal is something I need to focus on! c:
January 31, 2025 at 3:42 PM
Ishara Valrath
Knowing when to stop is important, not everything has to be perfect, but if you pushed yourself, then thats good enough.
I pushed on improving the fabric and folds - next, I think material and metal is something I need to focus on! c:
Knowing when to stop is important, not everything has to be perfect, but if you pushed yourself, then thats good enough.
I pushed on improving the fabric and folds - next, I think material and metal is something I need to focus on! c:
Expression study!
Traditional portrait artists often have smaller pre-painted versions of their big pieces near them as a reference.
I think doing a quick 'composition sketch' as a digital artist, is something extremely useful to add to your references!
Traditional portrait artists often have smaller pre-painted versions of their big pieces near them as a reference.
I think doing a quick 'composition sketch' as a digital artist, is something extremely useful to add to your references!
January 16, 2025 at 7:07 PM
Expression study!
Traditional portrait artists often have smaller pre-painted versions of their big pieces near them as a reference.
I think doing a quick 'composition sketch' as a digital artist, is something extremely useful to add to your references!
Traditional portrait artists often have smaller pre-painted versions of their big pieces near them as a reference.
I think doing a quick 'composition sketch' as a digital artist, is something extremely useful to add to your references!