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[arktekaa]

Opal, Fearne and Little Mister.

[haru-snixx]

*Boop*

[santinacedes]

home is wherever I’m with you

[ashleysolsen]

BRITTANY & SANTANA Glee, Heart (3.13)

[shegos]

SAM’S VALENTINE’S DAY COUNTDOWN ↳ 3. BRITTANY & SANTANA (Glee)

As a math genius, I am one of the few people who understands the concept of infinity, and I will love you until infinity, Santana Lopez.

[alfheimr]

fjøŕđ

[otterlyart]

Ashley may be sick, but the power of Fearne never rests.

[pocketgalaxies]

C3E17: ashley and laura reacting to laudna’s story (requested by anonymous)

[jinxknight]

Gay Panic™

[arktekaa]

i really really like the theory that Laudna is a vampire/dhampir. So, i did that.

[laurasbailey]

FAVOURITE CAMPAIGN THREE MOMENTS » episode 1

[arktekaa]

im trying to figure out how to draw Laudna

[lilsunshiny]

CAMPAIGN 3. All bets are off.

[bixbiboom]

Oh, Variety, you’ve been so, so good to us...

[nightythemein]

Ashley’s got a certain monk on her mind.

[arktekaa]

such a poser.

[galoogamelady]

Hey there! Random question but I'm curious, how would you go about drawing chainmail? I have a D&D character that has chainmail under their armour and every time I try to draw them I'll start off by drawing all the links by hand then it gets way too tedious so I go look for chainmail pattern on google and paste it lmao but it feels like I'm cheating by doing that, and it clashes with the style I'm going for. I was wondering if you had any tips or tricks?

I don’t feel particularly great at drawing chain-mail either but there’s a technique I learned from a tutorial a bunch of years ago that I think makes a pretty good texture. It’s fast and the end result is cartoon-y enough to match a less photo-realistic style. I can’t for my life find the tutorial so I’ll recreate it here (using Photoshop):

1. Fill your canvas with black or white. Filter -> Render -> Clouds

2. Filter -> Filter Gallery -> Glass (under the Distort category)Keep smoothness as low as possible, play with the other settings

3. Find a filter in Filter Gallery that you like and apply it. Combine them, if needed.

4. When applying texture to the drawing, use Edit->Transform->Warp to make it fit the shape you’re trying to convey

You can stack more filters on after the texture is placed or draw over it with a textured brush to make it look less uniform if that’s what you want. Add a shine to it with a big soft brush, colorize it, go crazy. I go with whatever looks best to me atm.

This is how I did Geralt’s armor too, though since I knew the final print will be smaller than 1.5″ I didn’t worry about details much. 

Hope that helps!