Will never outgrow games and ramen.

[almakrowan]

Part 1 of big "how to chibi-fy this flower????" guide is here!!! 🥰

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[eggo-in-ohio]

Glowchu oc from an old RP group.

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[eggo-in-ohio]

Moar DnD doodles.

[eggo-in-ohio]

DnD doodles.

[almakrowan]

So I posted a silly doodle yesterday on twitter and now people think it was a tutorial. So I got upset and made an actual tutorial so noone says I halfassed the yesterday's one 😡😡😡

Here you go: ~How I draw braids~ 🩷🙏

[seraphont]

Also, do you have any tips on poses and anatomy? Someone else mentioned it already, but your poses are so fluid and expressive!

posted this a good while back on twitter but heres a sketchy little diagram of what I focus on with poses

most of these are important in making appealing posing in animation. you can absolutley convey a characters personality, background, what theyre thinking through posing, something I try to strive for everytime I start a pose! I think keeping that in the back of your mind as you make a pose can make the world a difference in how expressive it comes out.

Im quite practiced in the fundamentals of art so this can occupy more of my brain as I draw, which brings me to the second point part:

from an anatomy standpoint your best bet is learning muscle and bone structure and applying that to gestured life drawing. I personally believe thats the most effective way to learn. yes even with cartoon characters with rubber hose limbs, knowing the rules to know how to break them is very important.

I personally love anatomy, but I understand this can get so boring, try not to burn yourself out with it, you should always have some play with your studying. if anything at least do gesture drawings, it may seem like a lot of work but its very helpful in the long run.

bonus foreshortening with cylindric tube method:

[feefal]

Copper evolution line! Your daily blend of educational and fictional art content

[filibusterfrog]

have made some pose blanks with thin/fat variations! ive noticed that those handy artist renditions of poses typically dont have a lot of bodytype variation and i thought these might be helpful :)

i have a set of 10 of these available to my patrons and kofi members, id really appreciate any support!

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There are more references on the Instagram post itself. Check it out.

[spooky-pop]

Brush Packs That I Swear By

Hello friends! I keep getting asked on all my socials about brushes I use, specifically for my recent post too. So, I will be linking them! Heads up, you do have to pay for the licenses, but they are worth every penny. (click the links below to go to the listings!)

First up, my pencil brush I use frequently for sketching/shading/lining. I use the Pencil Brush pack from Renasketch!

I've tried so many pencil brush packs over the years but this one really feels the most natural. I absolutely love the results when using these. Pricing for this one is $4+ through Gumroad !

NEXT, the brush pack I use for coloring to get that traditional marker look! I use the KolorMarc Studio Markers pack from True Grit Texture Supply!

This brush pack is SO AMAZING. It not only looks like real marker on paper but it also feels like it too. This brush pack starts at $24 for one license. I deeply recommend looking through True Grit Texture Supply's website, they have so many great bundles and packs of brushes and textures. Again, worth every penny. If it's your first purchase, you can sign up for their mailing list and receive a 20% off discount code!

I will probably make a part 2 for other brushes I use for painting environments and such, but right now I use these the most. Hope this is helpful!!

[spooky-pop]

Reblog since I've been getting asked about which brushes I use again! <3

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[elviraaxen]

Jeans!

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[drawingden]

BG Colour Study for Koniak by Hatsuraikun

[no-129]

🎨color study note