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some art advice
I repeat this all the time: but don’t ever follow the rules. Don’t let some post on the internet tell you what to do. Which .. yeah, OK, you don’t even have to listen to this, if you don’t want to. If you wanna shade in black, you do you. If you’re not concerned about shaky lineart, you do you. If you don’t want to blow your canvas up to stupid proportions so you can painstakingly fake the smoothest lines ever, don’t. Entire art movements were born out of people deciding the current arbitrary rules were too boring. Art advice that discourages experimentation and personal growth is advice that you shouldn’t take. Art advice that makes art-making unpleasant is advice you shouldn’t take.
I was very worried some time ago about balancing my other life’s interests against making art - things that are equally important to me (living my life; making my art). I asked for some advice, at the time. I’m now on the other side and I can safely say I am alarmed by the amount of advice, at the time, that told me to cut out what I feel are vitally important things to the human experience, just to make art. You can, actually, work a demanding job, take care of yourself, see your friends, go out and enjoy things life has to offer (movies! television, music, food … so many things), AND make art. Life informs art. I feel without a measure of living, you cannot make good art. It won’t resonate with other human beings if you’re not experiencing other human beings/the things other human beings are experiencing. Maybe you become technically great at whatever when you’re all cooped up drawing endlessly for hours at a time, but there is nothing that informs that. You have nothing to draw from. Seriously, go out. Do not buy into the ‘you’re a lesser artist if you’re not spending every minute of every day breaking your arm drawing & forsaking everything else’. Stop glorifying over-exertion and over-work.
Be kind to other artists. Share your resources, share your knowledge. You never know who someone will grow up to be, or to do, and you contribute to the growth and experiences of others. The way I conduct myself in relation to my peers, to other artists, is definitely built by the way artists treated me when I was young. I am often grateful that I grew up as an artist in the early 2000s as opposed to now, because the climate now is just so different. I get worried when I see the way some artists respond to young/amateur artists seeking advice. You are literally building a generation that will gatekeep the community, that treats resources and knowledge as something that needs to be kept secret from others, because this is the way you have treated them. The pretension of some in the art community is the one thing I cannot stand, the ‘lone wolf’ mentality, the ‘I self taught this to myself all by my lonesome and you have to work for it too honnie’ is so extremely grating and shitty, frankly. Like, honestly, damn you are not the first person ever to discover a particular PS shortcut. When you say ‘I don’t share my brush settings because art is not about brush settings :)’ ironically you are portraying the exact opposite message because if brush settings don’t matter, then why are you so intent on keeping them to yourself as if they are that important you have something to hide?
TL;DR: be cool, keep it real, be kind & have fun.
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gohan what the fuck
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Hey, can you explain how you approach getting the likeness on a character?
ok this is something i could talk about for a million years so im gonna be as brief as possible if u want the long winded version send me another message LMAO im assuming u mean a cartoon likeness and not a detailed portrait
STEP ONE
watch a ton of videos and gifs of whoever ur drawing. the best way to see what a person actually looks like is to watch them in motion. once u think u have the idea find a gif or still of them u wanna work from and do a quick loose drawing
its probably not gonna look a whole lot like them but thats ok. it also helps to draw a ton of sketches like this and pick the one thats the best
STEP TWO
take ur drawing from step one and lighten it up a lot so u can draw over it. what u wanna do now is draw over them picking out the main important shapes of their face.
this is where watching this person a lot is gonna come in handy bc u will have a pretty good idea of what they look for so ull know which shapes are important
finally STEP THREE
take ur shape drawing from step two and fade it out again and draw ur final face over it. if its not working out just delete it and do another one. it also helps here if u know ur character pretty well bc u can fake it a bit to make it funnier (ex: bucky = big sad eyes & dark circles, greasy, etc)
this might seem like a lot of work but once u draw the person enough u can just skip to step 3 because u will already know their shapes and u can just picture how they look (if u followed me in the spn days u already know i could draw cas in my sleep LMAO) once u start drawing thinking of shapes all the time it will haunt u to the end of ur days u will meet a person and when u look at their face u will just see shapes welcome to being a robot brain
R.I.P Genos.
This isnt even a BL anime what the fuck
Unmute this immediately
narrator: “now what we got in this scene is, uh, the delinquent is rowing them around and expects payment in the form of the wimpy kid’s popsicle, which already has enough subtext, but then the wimpy kid is like ‘god no homo i’ll just give you the tip’ and this motherfucker, dang, he like deep throats it in one shot like omg, and that’s when the fucking wimpy kid is like ‘this slutty catholic boy just gave me a case of the gay’”
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ONEPUNCH MAN Chapter 06 : [SAITAMA]
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From the Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills Handbook
this honestly changed my life. internalizing these statements changed me, changed my relationships, changed the whole damn game.
dbt is a lifesaver and i will always be grateful.
Kaworu Nagisa is truly the greatest athlete of our time.
Carrie Fisher explains to a little boy what ‘bipolar’ means, at Indiana Comic Con 2015.
I love her so much.
I will always reblog this because it’s the best description of bi-polar I have EVER seen. (Especially to people who don’t understand what mania means. You aren’t HAPPY, you’re very fast.) It was SO important to 15-year-old me to learn that PRINCESS LEIA (whose hair I have envied since age 7, btw) was bi-polar.
she is so good and i love her so much, and so so much for TALKING about everything so frankly. (without losing an ounce of her humor).
I never gave Carrie Fisher much thought until she was the guest on Wait Wait, Don’t Tell Me - If you aren’t familiar with the show, it’s a news-related comedy podcast recorded weekly in Chicago.
She was hilarious and everything I have read/seen since has made me like and respect her more.
So I just found a life changing website called unroll me. You connect your email accounts and it shows you a list of emails you are subscribed to and can just unsub from any of them with a click of a button. I unsubscribed from 159 subscriptions from random ticket sites/clothing stores/outdated petition campaigns/etc. It is FREE so get on that if you’re an unorganized disaster like me