Pencil sizes
Use small for faces, medium for most lines, and large for silhouettes.
Drawing Guide
You do not have to finish the fighter today.
Rough, strange, minimal, and abstract drawings all belong in the Arena. The first form only needs an idea the next form can build upon.
A first-form strategy
- 1.Choose a person, creature, living object, or abstract fighter.
- 2.Draw one large, readable shape.
- 3.Add one memorable feature.
- 4.Add a face or make its facing direction clear.
- 5.Use a few colors, then stop when time expires.
- 6.Improve it in future evolution sessions instead of finishing everything now.
Every five levels grants a separate 60-second evolution session. Your former form is preserved, so adding one strong idea at a time becomes the fighter's visible history.
A calm 60-second rhythm
0–15Main silhouette
15–30Face and body direction
30–45Signature feature
45–60Color and small corrections
Know the desk
Fill
Tap a closed area to flood it with the selected color.
Spray
Build a soft cloud of color with short passes.
Eraser
Remove only the ink you touch.
Undo
Take back the most recent mark.
Restart
Return to a blank page and restart the real timer.
References
Keep an owned drawing or practice sketch faintly beneath the canvas; it never enters the saved art.
Drawings teach drawings
Player evolution journeys
See every published form in order, with notes from the artist who kept returning to it. These are histories, not rankings or rules for what good art must look like.
The first player evolution journey is still being written.