Photoset reblogged from it's not bunny with 4,892 notes
I drew a newer/cleaner version of this in English for the anon who asked for an English version a month ago or so? Sorry for taking so long orz
This has the same info in it as before except for one extra point.
Anyways, again, these are all self-observed notes! I don’t study art or whatever! And I highly suggest you look at different pictures of faces and practice this to have a better understanding.
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Photoset reblogged from Often Aggrivated with 3,533 notes
I’m always leaving out feet because I really suck at drawing feet and shoes… So here some studies.
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Post reblogged from Geronimo! with 2,162 notes
How to do the gradient dots…thing
Just gonna post this here so everyone can see just in case they’re interested also. And don’t worry, I don’t mind people asking me how I do stuff haha.
So someone asked me how I do those dotted gradient background like the image below so here goes~
- First you make a new layer below your image
- then you click the gradient tool. Make sure your foreground and background color is set to the default black and white. Then use it on the layer below your image.
- Now go to Filter»Pixelate»Color halftone and click it. A window should pop-up after.
- Welp there’s your window! Now change all the variables to 45
- It should now look something like this! If you want the dots to have a different color then make a new layer above the dots and set the layer mode to “screen”
- On that layer which is now on the “screen” blend mode fill it with any color you like using the paint bucket tool.
And there you go! I hope this was helpful :’>
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Photoset reblogged from "kiangogamerg" ahahah dear fucking lord with 6,977 notes
e1n:
Had a class on inventing figures for animation by Rad Sechrist (Dreamworks) today. Here’s a few pages from my notes on breaking down head structure and tips on varying head sizes and shapes. Some of these you might already know, but it’s still very useful to keep in mind while drawing.
Also a tip on how to draw jawline when the character is looking upwards. Most common mistake is in drawing the jawline facing at an angle above horizontal, because when heads look up, jawline is still either in line with the horizontal, or slightly below it. The only time jawline point at an angle above horizon is when the character is looking up at an extreme angle (almost straight up!)
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thatqueeryoungbuck:curvi-linear:
Baptiste Giabiconi at Chanel s/s 2009
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Photo reblogged from "kiangogamerg" ahahah dear fucking lord with 13,392 notes
most of what i post will be tutorials, i hope that’s ok.
hands are cool!
AMAZING REFERENCE
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O.O
heavenly Father..
OH DAMN
I. Um. Hello.
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Photoset reblogged from holy shit that's kawaii with 3,092 notes
Here are the brushes I use! I definitely don’t use them to their full potential so if anyone else tries this out I’ll be excited to see what they can really do, lmao.
I put next to them what I generally use them for.
Crayon 1 just indicates that it’s not the default crayon tool.
And Marker is just an alteration on the default marker tool, it’s not a new one iirc.
Oh! And Brush 4 I got from Marcia.
adding more new brushes I use
Brush 5 will literally pick up the color from where you put your pen down first rather than use the color you have color-dropped, so be careful with that I guess lmao.
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3/3 Avengers inspired dresses, full set without the accessory breakdown.
I’m surprised at the amount of people who actually like these… .///.
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