The Dzinrz

03/12/2024

#чернила

22/11/2024

22/11/2024

This is a very old project which is basically a Recreation of an old painting in vector format.
It was almost done seven years ago. I experiment flat art along with detailed mesh.

31/10/2024

"The Witching Hour"Embracing the darkness.... Happy Halloween from We re celebrating the eerie and artwork at the same time.

Which halloween character would you like to come to life?

Can you handle a night in haunted asylum?

Your favourite Halloween Candy?

Trick or Treat?

What's lurking in the shadows this Halloween🎃?

What is the most Scariest thing ever haopened to you? Can you face yiur deepest fear, Come share with us nd we qill draw it for you!

Comment your interesting stories and lets get the Magic begin?

👻 Have you ever scared by something?

31/10/2024

Hi everyone! 🌟 You can support me by sending Stars - that will help us more focused and create more valuable content for you. We are planning to share the whole process of creating a process starting from initial sketches to final art project.

Whenever you see the Stars icon, you can send me Stars!

31/10/2024

From an aesthetic standpoint, do you prefer freehand digital or flat vector artistic styles? Please comment.

31/10/2024

Get a sneak peek of sketching process starting from initial sketch to final rendering # drawing

24/10/2024

Learning to say "no" to non-essential projects is crucial for maintaining focus, productivity, and your overall well-being as a creative professional. Here's valuable advice:

Why Say No?

1. Prevents overcommitting and burnout.
2. Preserves time and energy for high-priority projects.
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4. Allows for strategic growth and focus.
5. Enhances credibility by avoiding unsuitable projects.

When to Say No?

1. Projects misaligned with your niche or values.
2. Low-paying or unfair compensation.
3. Unclear or unrealistic expectations.
4. Overly complex or time-consuming projects.
5. Conflicting deadlines or scheduling issues.

How to Say No?

1. Politely decline: "Thank you for considering me, but..."
2. Offer alternatives: "I'm not the best fit, but..."
3. Explain your reasoning (optional): "My current workload..."
4. Provide recommendations (if applicable): "You may want to consider..."
5. Show appreciation: "I appreciate your interest...".

Script Examples:

1. "Thank you for thinking of me, but I don't have the bandwidth for this project."
2. "I appreciate your offer, but it doesn't align with my current goals."
3. "I'm flattered, but I need to prioritize existing commitments."

Tips for Saying No:

1. Respond promptly to avoid false hope.
2. Be clear and direct.
3. Avoid apologetic or hesitant tone.
4. Offer solutions or referrals (if possible).
5. Practice saying "no" to build confidence.

Benefits of Saying No:

1. Increased focus on high-priority projects.
2. Improved work-life balance.
3. Enhanced reputation.
4. Reduced stress.
5. More time for personal growth.

Remember:

- Saying "no" is not failure; it's strategic decision-making.
- Your time and energy are valuable; prioritize them.
- Set boundaries to maintain healthy relationships.

By learning to say "no" to non-essential projects, you'll:

- Protect your time and energy.
- Focus on high-priority projects.
- Enhance your reputation.
- Reduce stress.
- Grow strategically.

Would you like more advice on setting boundaries or prioritizing projects? Have you ever faced such a situation