Doodling Goat

old as balls hobbyist artist - will fight behind a Lidl for your gay rights and gay wrongs

[doodlinggoat]

[nitefise-art]

sad wet man

[mothermara]

remember to bury the dead with a phone, everyone. these days the ferry terminal at the river styx wants you to download a fucking app

[doodlinggoat]

this only works if the battery is also dead btw

[lanimaluu]

[heroineimages]

Very pretty takes on our heroines.

[coatgoatdoodles]

[nitefise-art]

just blood no wine

[dollbandcry]

how do people hatewatch things, i can barely find the time to read and watch all the things i actively want to, how the fuck are you putting time aside to watch an entire season of dogshit telly thats just gonna make you mad

[nonagalleryart]

In the Year of the Horse, let us all truly appreciate what this mythical creature has done for surrealist memes. I don’t think there is another animal that has inspired such unhinged internet images. We should all be both eternally grateful and forever afraid.

[glamourdraws]

MANIFESTING THIS UPLOADS here is something stupid I've been working on and finally finished cuz I heard this audio and immediately was beamed with this holy vision

My next ffvii animation is gonna be really sad though so uh... prepare yourselves

[just-gimmesleep]

That relatable moment when you realise your ex has brain damage fr

[crab-milk]

cait sith!!!!!!

[crab-milk]

red xiii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[venuspenalty]

Smile, Uncle Vincent!

[venuspenalty]

I lovingly call them the gremlin trio

[tuinendraws]

Your art's so delightful! Where did you learn to draw anatomy so well? It's all so dynamic and lively

Got any favorite tools or tips you can share?

Thank you! This is actually a bit of a surprise to me, I never considered anatomy one of my strong points. I'm guessing the croquis classes helped, haha!

Here are some of the tool I use:

Quickposes: Timed gesture drawing tool, great for practise.

TrueRef Gesture Tool: Similar to Quickposes

Posemaniacs: A collection of rotateable 3D models doing various poses. A 3D model is never as good as a photo, but being able to rotate them to any angle is a big help.

Referenceangle: A tool for finding reference photos of just the right head angle.

Shutterstock: This where I usually go look for references these days because search engines kind of suck now. Just remember to set the search filter to "photos".

The search engines that kind of suck now: One of my favourite ways to practise dynamic poses is drawing from photos of olympic sports. (Steeplechase is a good one, you get a variety of different poses, often in the same image.) This is one area where Google/DuckDuckGo image search is still better than stock photo sites. One thing I've noticed is that you'll get you'll get better search results if you include the word "olympics" in the search.

As a general tip, I'd say it's better to draw a rough sketch before searching for any references at all, to get a better idea of what excatly it is that you want out of your composition and expression.

[sparrrorow-art]

the shimp got too much attention and now there are transphobes in my notes, this is a transgender blog run by a transgender dyke. fuckers.

[fleshengine]

Reblog this loby when they least expect it.

[sandmandaddy69]

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