Don-inator Draws (Maybe)

70% Gamer 30% Art Student 110% lazy potato

[gentlehotdog]

legsioth

[don-inator]

reaper wasnt staring at that family in murderous longing he was just otw to pick up his two hopeless children

[kisachi-tf]

He is an american football player who is very proud of his tattoo.

[kittyichooseyou]

Eichiro Oda is a man we should all aspire to be like.

[luumia]

Me: Can my game PLEASE stop lagging and stuttering for the love of god I’ve cleaned out my mods folder, the cache and everything possi-

My game:

[mitski-miyawakis]

the fact that this person edited the gif to lag

[xxxtictacion]

I honestly thought it was my awful Internet doing that

[moonlight-dragon]

Song of the Sea-concept art

Tomm Moore is amazing 

(There’s a lot of material I couldn’t add, but I think this just shows how amazing this art is)

[condofixed]

I guess some things do change over time

[ponpekopon]

And thus this is why they stop letting you taking control of naming your rival.

[viridikiu]

[truebluemeandyou]

Types of Sleeves Infographic from Enerie. 

*3 images because Tumblr still cannot seem to host clear and sharp images of vertically long images.

Writers continue to reblog these infographics for their useful terminology. If you’ve missed any here they are:

Know Your Bras Infographic

Know Your Collars Infographic

Know Your Hair Buns Infographic

History of Hairstyles Part 1 Infographic

History of Hairstyles Part 2 Infographic

Fashion Pattern Vocabulary Part 1 Infographic

Fashion Pattern Vocabulary Part 2 Infographic

Know Your Sunglasses Infographic

Know Your Shoes Part 1 Infographic. Lobster Claws anyone?

Know Your Shoes Part 2 Infographic

Know Your Necklines Infographic from Paper Blog

Sleeves and Necklines Infographic

Know Your Hats Infographic

Know Your Collars and Cuffs Infographic

Know Your Necklines Infographic

Know Your Skirts Infographic

Know Your Nail Shapes and What’s Popular on Instagram Infographics

Know Your Eye Liners Infographic

Know Your Wedding Dresses Infographic

History of Swimwear Infographic

[k-eke]

Attack on Tata !!

[nathengyn]

Background Tutorial

requested by ion4ever. sorry it took me so long to do this for you but hopefully I was of some help? 

Notes:

I use CS6, and this was mostly done with default hard round brush at around 50% opacity or higher, 100% flow, and size pressure on. I made some random brushes for the greenery by modifying the default ones.

always use a large canvas. I go about 3000px x 3000px.

with enough practice, painting backgrounds like this will be a fairly quick affair. this one, for example, took about 30 minutes? it’s just a matter of time/experience. :)

So yeah, good luck doing backgrounds, and have fun!! :D

[theartofanimation]

Andi Koroveshi  -  https://www.artstation.com/artist/andikoroveshi  -  http://icecold555.deviantart.com  -  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpNAgVWqI7XbWMZzfpaNOUA/videos  -  https://instagram.com/andikoroveshi/?ref=badge  -  https://twitter.com/andikoroveshi  -  https://www.facebook.com/andi.koroveshi

[enchantingnanami-deactivated201]

Precious Sinnamon Roll

[wuffen]

you're such a wonderful artist!! can you please post a tutorial on how you do the shading on digital drawings? i wish i could be at least half as good as you one day :')

thank you sweetie! ;___;

this will be the simplest tutorial ever bc i’m a lazy bastard but here goes

i work on photoshop cs5 and usually start out with a A4 300 pixels/inch canvas

1) draw a picture. like so:

2) create a new layer below the line art and pick a photoshop standard brush called charcoal large smear and adjust the size to whatever you like (i prefer to keep it quite small). make sure you have pen pressure controlling opacity too

3) pick a grey. i usually go for a medium grey bc i’m a coward and afraid of contrast. smear that shit all over the place. try to cover as much area as you can without lifting the pen bc it will make the end result smoother (it took me three “strokes” to do this)

4) then go to filter > texture > grain

with my canvas size i usually have the intensity at 60 and contrast at 0 but you can try different intensities etc. the point is to make it look kinda like watercolor or ink on paper

TA DAH

the grain filter gives the brush strokes that kind of ink soaking through paper effect, and is also the reason why you wanna keep the number of strokes on a single area to a minimum, bc otherwise it’ll pretty quickly end up looking like shitty paper looks when it gets too soaked and the top layer starts to peel off and it’s just not pretty (if i need several layers of strokes in a single area i usually just create new layers for them and apply grain to all separately before merging)

5) then just erase what you don’t need, and i usually adjust the brightness (image > adjustments > brightness/contrast) a bit bc as i said i’m a coward who’s afraid of contrast so i tend to make everything very light

AND YOU’RE DONE, VOILÀ

matias salutes u

hope that made any kind of sense lol i’ve never made a tutorial of any kind before

[haiderabd51]

Man I love these

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Found more 

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Found even more!

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More

[phuijl]

WHAT IS GOING ON

[k-eke]

“HEY  !! Draw me free art, please :3

There you go ;3 !!