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I've made a sheet of quick info and tips on drawing medieval european plate armour. You can view it on a screen or print it as a leaflet to keep in your sketchbook ✌
https://ko-fi.com/s/2096e0f063
To everyone that has picked up the guide, thank you. You're legendary. May you revel in your good artworks and proper.
I miss my ocs,,,I MISS MY OCS,,, <-can draw them at any time
HII my character & shape design tips PDF is now available! ^_^ hope you enjoy !!
BUY HERE or HERE
brilliant resource on a very important concept!
winged lion sona 🦁✨
me making my oc a worse person
Made a twitter thread of the brushes and textures I use!! Wanted to share them here too
Links for everything can be found here
links for non twitter users (and for archival purposes). all brushes are for clip studio paint
charcoal (free)
borupenp (free)
enpitsup (12 USD)
ph math grid (free)
ph dot grid (free)
7 paper textures (free)
45 real paper textures (free)
safir pen (used in the first image) (10 clippy)
drew brush (free)
oil brush (free)
artist in denial of being depressed: omg this 2 month long art block has been crazy... sorry i haven't updated any of my fics in a long while! it's just been super difficult to daydream! so weird that i've lost a little bit of passion for my current comfort character and ocs... this couldn't possibly have any implications or alternative explanations
Today's Curiosity Poll:
as an artist (any medium) how do you feel about people tagging different characters on your art?
I like it when people tag my works with other characters
I don't mind when people tag my works with other characters
I'm annoyed when people tag my works with other characters
I hate / will block people for tagging my works with other characters
I'm not an artist / I have never encountered this
any kind of "blorbo tag" included: fandom characters, original characters, this is so x, this looks like y, etc. no nuance option pick the one you agree with most
"what do you do to contribute to society" i post my ocs to tumblr dot com lol.... 5 people on there like them.......
im going to get my artwork done ^_^ *gets sleepy**gets sleepy**gets sleepy**gets sleepy**gets sleepy**gets sleepy**gets sleepy**gets sleepy**gets sleepy**ge
Hey there! Your actually one of my inspiration for art! I really like how realistically shaded the backgrounds are and everything! Do you have any tips for shading in digital art?
Hey, I appreciate it, thank you! There are lots of things that go in to making a good background but this is the main idea that made backgrounds click for me:
Hopefully you'll agree that of these two shapes, the one on the right feels more 'real', despite the fact neither of these shapes are meant to represent anything. The shape on the right just has a noise filter and a faint light-to-dark gradient from top to bottom. Those two things create movement on a small scale (the noise) and on a large scale (the gradient). The presence of that sort of movement is what gets your brain to register something as real.
Here I've taken the shape and given it a new environment, a colour and then a gradient. The shape with the movement feels a little more natural in its environment, I think.
Then directly on top of that, I can start creating small scale movement, like the noise, through brush strokes. At first (on the left) the brushstrokes look quite out of place and unnatural. But as you work in to the surface more, creating more and more overlapping brushstrokes of various sizes and directions - all while trying to maintain the sense of that gradient - the strokes will start to more naturally integrate in to each other, creating a bed on to which other elements will lay naturally.
Here I give this abstract shape some context by painting some cracks and decay on it. These new elements create movement by giving our eyes more shapes to latch on to and jump between. I then added a pattern to it. This pattern adds more movement and reinforces the light effect by adhering to the gradient (getting darker at the same rate the wall does).
You can see I use this idea all through this picture. I make sure in any section there is always some kind of movement of light, whether its left-to-right, or top-to-bottom, corner-to-corner etc. Patterns like the woodgrain on the drawer or the textile of the curtain create additional movement and reinforce the dimensions of their respective forms by adhering to them. Bit rambly but I hope there's something useful in there!
I've had this little idea in my head for a while now, so I decided to sit down and plot it out.
Disclaimer: This isn't meant to be some sort of One-Worksheet-Fits-All situation. This is meant to be a visual representation of some type of story planning you could be doing in order to develop a plot!
Lay down groundwork! (Backstory integral to the beginning of your story.) Build hinges. (Events that hinge on other events and fall down like dominoes) Suspend structures. (Withhold just enough information to make the reader curious, and keep them guessing.)
And hey, is this helps... maybe sit down and write a story! :)
did you guys know about this oc stuff. you can just make a guy. big if true
but watch out. theyre in your brain now
Your first mistake in art is thinking you draw men and women inherently differently
I'm serious, this is genuinely not a joke. There's no wrong way to do art but you do make a mistake when you think that you draw men and women differently without any overlap or gray area, like they're two opposites and that's how they'll always be FOREVER. Treating two genders as vastly different is absolutely the incorrect way to think about things and considering how anatomy is one of the first things you practice when you start drawing human or human adjacent characters, it becomes harder and harder to unlearn as time goes on
When learning to draw, you need to understand that there's more body types for ALL genders than just "flat as a board with no hips" and "slightly thinner waist with larger chest"
It's Mementing Absolute Mori ❤️💀💅🏽
my pc for our curse of strahd campaign
