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A helpful guide to some common birds here in the western US
Here are a few more, for your birding needs:
please allow me to thank you by giving you one in return
Thank you for your contribution to the birding community
Here is some more helpful identification knowledge of birbs
for you
Money Cats masterpost, to have your LIFE!! filled with money.
FUCK MAN
NOT RISKING THIS ONE
So much cats.
Money plus cats, what’s not to love?
i’m turning these money cats into a spell lmao
💸 likes charge, reblogs cast ✨💫
Cough up that fabulous wealth, you screaming barfbags!!
Money cat, hear my plea. It is the full moon and it is a supermoon so come on, Money cat, come through for me!
oh man, the goblin in the second picture looks like my cat mara with all of her skin and none of her fur and i am in love.
Please watch this series of Japanese gum commercials
You won’t regret it I promise
……wow
I’m…so glad I didn’t cut it off because the ending is WILD
Tips on Drawing Hands Tutorial
Hope this is helpful!
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Here’s a cool resource for you, guys!
Do you know when you need to paint skulls, vehicles or some object full of crevices and details that change and get obscured by different angles? It can be hard to find good references, sometimes you need to learn how it looks from unusual angles like the underside, but no one take photos of the underside.
Well, the folk at Sketchfab do. It’s a project that has been running for a while, and wow, it has grown since I last checked it! Some incredibly kind museums joined and are sharing 3D scans of their collections, to not speak of the high quality scans of almost anything by regular users. You’ll also find original 3D models there. It’s amazing, a wealth in information at your fingertips, almost as if you had the object in your hands. Enjoy!
Aqui vai um recurso legal!
Sabe quando você precisa pintar crânios, veículos ou objetos cheios de depressões e detalhes que mudam e se sobrepõem de ângulos diferentes? Pode ser difícil encontrar boas referências, às vezes você precisa descobrir como ele fica de ângulos pouco usuais como debaixo, mas ninguém tira fotos debaixo.
Bem, o pessoal do Sketchfab tira. É um projeto que existe há um tempo, e nossa, como cresceu desde que o conheci! Alguns museus incrivelmente generosos chegaram e têm compartilhado scans 3D de suas coleções, sem falar dos scans em alta qualidade de quase qualquer coisa feitos por usuários comuns. Você também encontrará modelos 3D originais lá. É maravilhoso, uma fortuna em informação na ponta dos seus dedos, quase como se você tivesse o objeto em suas mãos. Divirtam-se!
What a fantastic Resource this is, now when I sculpt a mask I can have a 3D reference right on my screen.
So I wrote and animated this tutorial for people working on my short film Bothered, but I figured it would be useful for all animators, particularly beginners. I borrowed some of these concepts from this awesome packet done by Jon Hooper and Michel Gagne, which is also pretty great!
I did a little research and put this together by request. I hope this helps!
Here’s some stuff I thought other artists might find interesting. These are some outlines of my composition choices and how I want to guide the viewer’s eye to the focal point of my piece. I’ve only really given this step a lot of thought in the last year or so, but thinking about it can be a big plus. Using different kinds of balance (in this case a symmetrical composition, triangle composition, and circle composition) to guess how a first or second read of my illustration might go. You’ll usually have a general plan going in, but a lot of things happen as a solution to one issue or another. It’s weird to think about, but I think setting up the composition might be one of the most fun parts doing an illustration and is certainly underappreciated compared to other aspects of drawing. Right up there with leveling up your eyes.
A friend of mine requested me to explain how I do and colour my drawing so here it is a little speed tutorial to show all the process! You can find tutorial like this everywhere on Pinterest,here on Tumblr etc. I find them really useful so I hope this could be helpful for some of you! 💖 SAI is the program I use for drawing~
shockingly, someone actually asked me to do a little tutorial on how I draw face shapes. The problem is, I have utterly terrible technique and you should probably never trust me.
cheek bones are the tent poles of the lean-to of your cheek.
Create a floor/Wall/Ceiling quick with this guide!
Transform 2D space into 3D space right before your eyes without having to mess around with a perspective ruler.
Adjust your camera angles!
Create better and more dynamic illustrations with this quick fix!
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thank you anon!! i tend to draw noses very simplistically so there’s not so many variations actually haha; i drew some noses for you off the top of my head as an example!
with noses this simple all you gotta do is to play with shapes and sizes and that’s about it, just go wild
i just found myself using this random trick that one of my art professors taught me and i thought other people might like it!
other tips: -at rest, the elbow hits the bottom of the ribcage, and the wrist hits the bottom of the crotch -the distance from your inner elbow to your wrist is about the same length as your foot -the length of your hand (from wrist to the tip of your middle finger) is about the same length as the distance between the bottom of your chin and your hairline
so, if you have a feeling that proportions are wrong on something, those work as quick gauges. like, if a character’s forearm looks too long, try to visualize their foot being the same size and see if that works. if the hands look too big, look at their size in relation to the face.
hope this helps someone!
Hey friends, it’s Meg!
Back for another TUTOR TUESDAY! Today we take a look at feet and how they work! I’m always looking for recommendations, so if you have anything you’d like help with feel free to send it in here or on my personal blog. Keep practicing, have fun, and I’ll see you next Tuesday!
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How to draw Breasts, quick gif explanation! Full video here! :D
HOLA HOLA!
This is my first art tutorial I´m sorry It´s very lazy but as you guys can see, I’m not good at explaining, i really just learned by practicing and looking at references and my own hand but at least you guys can see a rough process of it!
Don’t expect things to go perfect, but don’t lose hope and keep on arting with time you´ll see ur process!!!
