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This is a little late because while I wanted to make it within the American timezone for Father's Day (since it's like 12 hour allowance) I fell asleep after coloring everything </3 Then lettering took really long after I woke up fsr. But yeah new art finally๐ฏ Book 7 ending + my irl BFF who I talk to all the time getting back into twst gave me a bunch of fresh illustration and comic ideas so I will try to draw all of that alongside college
Im trying to learn ur artstyle (and semi realism lol)
Can I ask for tips on what you do and what methods do you use in your art? (For example some people use Loomis method or boxes)
Its fine if you don't want to answer tho.
Hello! I once was asked how to develop an artstyle and I wrote a lot there, it touches semi-realism as well, so here is answer if you wanna check it. But I'll add someting more down there. ๐
I personally haven't ever used boxes (this is my nightmare actually), when I draw, I usually start from lining the silhouette, simple lines of action, without a construction, so my sketches usually end up looking like this.๐
some of my scanned pencil sketches for example because I usually quickly (most of times trying not to think about construction at all) draw A LOT of faces and it fills all the paper sheet, so draw a lot just for the sake of it! You'll get what you want eventually.
Loomis method is useful, I used it for some time to practice, it's helpful โ but I've outgrown it and can build faces without it now most of times.
I am no master of semi-realism, so it's hard for me to answer how I did it since it wasn't on purpose๐ญ so my only advice is to study on real photos โ you can even trace them to see how the line goes, and then try to recreate them on your own. It's when loomis method comes in handy...
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