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It’s been awhile, so here’s some art! 

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a quick self portrait doodle I did for a presentation.

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Your art is so amazing!!!

Ahhhh who are you?! Apparently you know meeee

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Hey cool!

New followers! I promise more art will come soon!

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quick warm up sketch

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After that big Steven Universe bomb, I feel like my whole life is gems and crystals right now..

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a sneak peek of something I started yesterday

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The most beautiful succubus

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Comin uppp.

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Hey, I recently bought a graphics tablet and am planning to do some more solely digital art on adobe illustrator, I've only used illustrator before to scan I drawing in, and then use the image trace tool to alter the anchor points and etc, if you could give me any tips, suggestions etc if really appreciate it ☺️

Yay I love questions! 

So I actually use photoshop for most of my art. To  me, its closer to the experience of painting. I find that illustrator is better for design and vector illustrations. If you ARE going for more of a vector kind of style, then the pencil tool is your best friend - especially with that brand new tablet. I tend to stay away from image trace because it never really seems to work the way I want it to.

If you’re aiming for a more painterly, illustrative style then I definitely suggest you try out photoshop or its cheaper cousin SAI. You might get some really awesome results!

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Practicing some portraiture!

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Sometimes you just gotta stop working on something and call it done.

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Every time I start drawing it just becomes sailor mars for some reason.

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Always trying new things/ styles.