Delighted Dandelion

This is the place where I reblog all the things I find beautiful. I'm all over Tumblr now.

[as-warm-as-choco]

How to draw street going up & down without losing your mind.

by Thomas Romain (Space Dandy, Code Lyoko, Basquash!, E.P. Kiss Dum,  Cannon Busters). Another one…

[drawingden]

Hand Tutorial by frecklesordirt

[graphictattoos]

By JCA

[anatoref]

Light and Shading Tutorial

[hylianjean]

This breaks it down a bit more toward the level I need

[shoomlah]

good tutorials are few and far between ( a lot of artists seem to get caught up in the superficial trappings of portraiture rather than the nitty gritty fundamentals), but these breakdowns by Bryan Lee are just fantastic.  Super applicable tips and tricks, no matter your personal technique/approach.

[drawingden]

Simplified Anatomy Variations by Sycra

[help-me-draw]

Nsio explains: Dynamism via Nsio on DeviantArt

[drawingden]

Random swings by NEIGHBORSTUDIOS

[help-me-draw]

[drawingden]

Eye Tutorial by Chiakiro

[burning-stmandard-deactivated20]

Paris Smart City 2050

by Vincent Callebaut

[speculativexenolinguist]

this is some epic solarpunk shit yes good

[drawingden]

Femur Shorthand by mldoxy

[funkymbtifiction]

This might be a dumb question, sorry! I've thought of myself as an INFJ, but realized that I have much in common with ENFP. I read your post on the difference between NFP & NFJ; yet while I love having many ideas, there are too many times in which I predict future outcomes intuitively, or read people accurately (i.e., people may like someone, but I will insist there's something off about him/her solely from my instinct and be proven right in the end). Could you help me discern which type I am?

If you ever meet a real one of either kind in person, it becomes obvious.

ENFPs snatch up an idea, gaze at it for a bit, and then toss it over their shoulder as they chase the next idea. Things pass through them like shadows in the wind. It is there, it flashes, it is gone, forgotten, abandoned, because it lasted only as long as the light hit it. They chase cosmic butterflies, each brilliant flash leading them further from the pool in the center of the wood. Over the centuries, they see every corner of the wood, lingering in it never long enough to watch it die. They have a million fading echoes of voices they once knew. They have a thousand vibrant dreams, mere flickers that fade like fireflies in the morning light. In the end, though, they come back to the pool – not to dwell there, not to begin again, but out of some inexplicable pull, an inner desire to remember.

INFJs sit by the same quiet pool, staring intensely at an image on the bottom. The butterflies flit past but the INFJ rarely reaches up to catch them, and if they do, that prism of light and color will be intensely scrutinized for a century. Ages pass, as the butterfly is fully known and explored, as each shift and change in it blends into an array of vibrant prisms. But it is most likely they will be captivated by a single shimmering stone on the bottom of the pool. It tempts them to touch it, but the water is made of gold. Finally, after eons, they reach in and take it in their hand. It is theirs now. It is all that matters. It is the Secret containing the world.

Worthless? Or if you gaze at the reflection long enough, will you see yourself?

[cypii-old-blog]

idk, this has probably been discovered by somebody smarter than me long ago already… anyway, just in case it helps!

[deusexdraconis]

oooooooh

[graphicdesignblg]

Quick Tip to Draw Straight Lines & Avoid Shaky Hand Lettering by Sean McCabe Twitter: @visualvibs

[sketchesandsavingthrows]

A big eye opening (and learning experience) was when I took a portrait painting class. It really taught me how important it is to know where the planes of the face are. Not just for painting BUT for drawing too. It helps you anchor the facial features down.

Not only that…it makes your paintings/drawings more realistic and now a days with so much of your 2d art being turned into 3d films…it’s knowledge you must have.

[chaosophia218]

Sacred Geometry.

[artist-refs]

Simple Planet Tutorial by JTRumley