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Blue Eyes
Link - Twilight Princess
So, my dad has put too much thought on what Korean actors would be best for Batman and key characters, and these are the results.đ€Łđ
Kim Woo Bin as Bruce Wayne/Batman
Jeon Moo-song as Alfred Pennyworth
Ma Dong Seok as Commissioner Gordon
Kim Young-kwang as the Joker
Park Hyung Sik as the Riddler
Jo Jeong Seok as Two-Face
Son Ye Jin as Catwoman
Shin Min-A as Poison Ivy
(My dad also happens to hate Robin and each and every existing iteration of him...đđ€Ł So, suggestions for him?)
People often say to me: âYou draw like some kind of inhuman machine. If I eat your brain, will I gain your power?â The answer is yes, but there is another way. The key to precise drawing is building up muscle memory so that your arm/hand/fingers do the things you want them to do when you want them to do them. Teaching yourself to draw a straight line or to make sweet curves is just a matter of practice and there are some exercises you can do to help improve. If youâre going to be doodling in class or during meetings anyway, why not put that time to good use?
This is so important to mention to all artists. The reason PRACTISE improves drawing ability over time is it increases the literal, technical movement in your hands and arms through /muscle memory/.
THIS IS VERY GOOD, to all the people that like my lines. I do similar but less constructed doodles like these in my sketchbook all the time, it basically just teaches your hand how to move
These are exercises you can find in drawabox! If you want to start learning fundamentals of drawing you can visit their website and discord.
Itâs not easy. Iâve quit several times but I wanted to finish their lessons even if the last one I did was three or four years ago.
This is their website
A free, exercise based approach to learning the fundamentals of drawing. We tackle drawing in a logical, analytical fashion inspired by conc
Love a good art work out, also helps meetings pass by faster lol
Pinterest knows...đđ€đ€Ł
I love your artstyle!! Do you have any tips for drawing?
thank you so much! i'm really happy you like it!!đ as for tips, what i would say would change drastically depending on what kind you're looking for, but some very general ones:
draw what you love and want to see most, regardless of whether anyone else wants to see it. if you don't enjoy what you're drawing it'll never come out as good or genuine as something your whole heart and soul is in. i mean you'd think this would be a no-brainer but sometimes i've had to sit back and ask myself 'if no one was ever going to see this except me, would i actually spend time drawing this?' and i was surprised by the answer
that said, it is also completely valid if your motivation for drawing is to draw for other people! there have been plenty of times where i was too artblocked to draw my own ideas but was still able to draw commissions or gifts and enjoyed it simply because making other people happy with my art makes me happy.
don't get too caught up in having a consistent art style. in my experience this 1000% hinders you
having your sense of anatomy degrade over time without you noticing because you keep drawing the same types of characters is a very real thing! if this is a concern to you be sure to draw a variety
follow a billion artists that you like the art of and you will have endless inspiration injected directly into your brain every time you open social media
my favourite practical tip for those who draw at a desk: keep a small mirror next to you at all times. absolute game changer for quickly referencing hands
if you're drawing digitally, make the canvas huge! in my experience this lets you draw messier/faster and you can't tell at all when you zoom out. if you tend to get stuck spending unnecessary amounts of time micromanaging pixels (međ) keep it zoomed out while drawing
related to the above point, messy drawings can have far more expressiveness in them than neat and polished drawings. nowadays i never do lineart and go straight from 'barebones stickman pose' to 'varying-levels-of-coherent sketch' and use that as my lineart. sweet freedom from the sketch-looks-better-than-the-lineart phenomenon
if your goal is to improve, then you really do have to scrutinize your art, figure out what you're not satisfied with, and commit the time to focusing on it. 'practice makes perfect' kinda rubs me the wrong way because of how much i've seen it interpreted as 'just draw everyday and you'll magically improve' but genuinely it won't get you very far if you don't actively think hard about what you're trying to improve and take the steps to do it. is this a hot take idk. also hand in hand with this, not every artist is trying to improve and you shouldn't feel bad for this! maybe you just wanna make a little headshot doodle of your fave blorbo and that's your only drawing goal ever. awesome. maybe you know your art has flaws but it's passable enough to convey what you want and you're perfectly satisfied with that. (this is the stage i'm usually at). also awesome!
don't hesitate to draw something because you think it's out of your skill level. the worst that can happen if you draw it is that it comes out terribly but you learned something and can always redraw it better in the future. the worst that WILL happen if you don't draw it is that you'll never draw it. and then it will sit in the back of your brain haunting you for years. it's not like i'm speaking from experience or anything aha
look up 'hand stretches for artists' and do them if you draw a lot unless you wish to summon the wrath of the carpal tunnel demons
of course, these may not necessarily work for you, and most importantly(!) these are coming from the perspective of someone who is primarily a hobbyist. some of this won't be practical for people who need to build an audience, maintain a consistent style for work, etc. these are just things that have personally helped me over many years of drawing :)
...Pues, crĂ©anlo o no, ÂĄSOY UNA AUTORA PUBLICADA AHORA! OĂgan, todas esas veces que pasaba por los writing-prompt-s, y las pĂĄginas de Pinterest y cualquier cosa similar porque estaba muy cansada de escribir, ÂĄÂżlo valieron?! Pero ahora en serio, no tomĂ© ningun 'prompt' como inspiraciĂłn, pero fue divertido leer entre ideas antes de ser publicada, durante el proceso e incluso despuĂ©s. Es mĂĄs, de hecho estoy en mi prĂłximo proyecto y - dedos cruzados - espero que ese funcione. Mientras tanto ÂĄÂĄÂĄespero que le den una hojeada a esto!!!
...So, believe it or not, I'M A FREAKING PUBLISHED AUTHOR NOW! Ya'll, all those times I spent scrolling through @writing-prompt-s, and Pinterest boards, and anything similar to it because I was too tired to write, they were worth it?! On a serious note, I took no prompt for inspiration, but it was fun to scroll through ideas before publishing, through the process, and even after. Hey, I'm actually on my next project and - cross fingers - that it works out. In the meanwhile, I hope you guys check this out!!!
AsĂ que, claramente, estoy tarde viendo este 'post' de Twit- digo, X, ÂĄÂży no puedo creerlo?! Digo, estoy aquĂ, pensĂĄndo en quitar mi cuenta de X, la cual debĂ hacer ya hace un tiempo, pero tambiĂ©n necesito promocionar mi primera obra publicada. AĂșn asĂ, estoy tan emocionada de ver esto (no mi cara, por favor, ojalĂĄ tuviera una mejor foto.) Pero han sido casi dos meses desde que saliĂł, y aĂșn no puedo creer que soy una autora publicada. No me puedo pellizcar suficientes veces para creerlo.
So, clearly, I'm 3 weeks late to seeing this post in Twit- I mean, X, and I can't believe it?! Like, here I am, planning to get rid of my X account, which is long overdue, but I'm also in need of promoting my first published work. Still, I'm so excited to see this (not my face, please, I wish I had a better picture.) But It's been almost two months since release, and I still can't believe I'm a published author. I can't pinch myself enough to believe this.
I saw this trend going around and wanted to make one of my own
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Draw my Unicorn girl/Brightmaid Amaryllis in your style!
Been months with an art block and decided to give it a go in hopes of getting my creative juices flowing. And as that kind of artist, I'm actually pROuD of how it came out.đ« đ Hope you like it @artsycrapfromsai
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...Pues, crĂ©anlo o no, ÂĄSOY UNA AUTORA PUBLICADA AHORA! OĂgan, todas esas veces que pasaba por los writing-prompt-s, y las pĂĄginas de Pinterest y cualquier cosa similar porque estaba muy cansada de escribir, ÂĄÂżlo valieron?! Pero ahora en serio, no tomĂ© ningun 'prompt' como inspiraciĂłn, pero fue divertido leer entre ideas antes de ser publicada, durante el proceso e incluso despuĂ©s. Es mĂĄs, de hecho estoy en mi prĂłximo proyecto y - dedos cruzados - espero que ese funcione. Mientras tanto ÂĄÂĄÂĄespero que le den una hojeada a esto!!!
...So, believe it or not, I'M A FREAKING PUBLISHED AUTHOR NOW! Ya'll, all those times I spent scrolling through @writing-prompt-s, and Pinterest boards, and anything similar to it because I was too tired to write, they were worth it?! On a serious note, I took no prompt for inspiration, but it was fun to scroll through ideas before publishing, through the process, and even after. Hey, I'm actually on my next project and - cross fingers - that it works out. In the meanwhile, I hope you guys check this out!!!
Happy 38th ! âš
Thank you to everyone who got me to 250 likes!
ÂĄÂĄÂĄFeliz 38 a la Leyenda de Zelda!!!
Happy 38th to LoZ!!!
I reblogged this yesterday, but I want to reblog it again. Diabetic ketoacidosis turns your blood acidic and will essentially burn you from the inside out.
The stories you hear of people dying from rationing, this is what happens to their body.
Affordable insulin isnât just a right, itâs a necessity.
No one should have to die like that when itâs preventable with access to proper medication.
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So a free tool called GLAZE has been developed that allows artists to cloak their artwork so it can't be mimicked by AI art tools.
AI art bros are big mad about it.
Seeing as Twitter is gonna legally steal your work now, please use glaze to protect what you make.
Guys did you hear about Nightshade?
Using both Glaze and Nightshade would corrupt the generation of pictures mimicking artist AND mess with the AI's recognition of what everything is. Like it would generate a dog when you ask for a cat.
And it would be hell for AI bros to remove the cloaked pictures from their database Ê đäșșÊ
Oh, boy do I got a dumb Zelda theory that I will not be translating into any other language because this will be long as heck...đ
And I do mean long, so buckle up and get ready. Because the theory goes as follows: what if the Zonai and Minish are somehow connected?