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@freezy-rat
Disclaimer: I’m completely self taught so my art is not necessarily anatomically correct nor realistic. This is just how I personally draw shoes.
Chunky Big Shoes !! Shoes are one of my absolute favorite things to draw so I’m glad you like how I draw them! these are the only real tips I have lmao. I always just make a vague shape (sorta,,,looks like a cartoon steak or smthn) and then draw the shoes.
Just in case you forget this exists.
It exists.
With those “when you want to design a character but you don’t know color theory” posts flying around I thought this would be relevant again.
SLAMs THE REBLOG BUTTON
there’s also Coolors website that gives you randomized palettes!
Don’t forget ColourLovers, either! It’s a social media-esque site where you can browse tons of palettes and share your own.
You can browse the most popular ones or search for certain colors, themes, and even specific hex codes!
When you find one you like, you can download a wallpaper swatch of it and also select the specific colors it uses to look at more palettes that use those same ones.
ColourLovers is my go-to for when I’m having trouble coming up with a color scheme! It’s also been around for over a decade, so there’s plenty to browse through.
Found some hands tutorial by me
Not in English but hope it will help???????
Weekly art tip: Drawing folds!
Hope you guys enjoy it I’ve put a lot work to make this ^^
I tried to make it as simple as possible :)
If you don’t still love the Scene Kid AU in 2018 I don’t know what the fuck you’re doin man // Props to @sol--lux to creating the most iconic DR AU ever
You know that scene in SDR2 where Komaeda is chained up in the weird house?? You have to admit that was super gay
draw your ocs as whatever the fuck is going on here
How I study by Drawing explained in a few different techniques and what they’re most useful for.
Video Version
DeviantArt
Commission Info
How to draw MUSHROOMS and FUNGUS tutorial by STUDIOBLINKTWICE
Hey friends! Meg here for this weeks TUTOR TUESDAY (*cough*on Wednesday*cough*) Today we’re taking a look at some exercises on learning to see objects as forms when drawing them and not just outlines. This is Really Super Important to making accurate, dynamic pieces! If you have any rec’s send ‘em in here or to my personal! Now go forth and I’ll see you next Tuesday!
Hey friends, Meg here for TUTOR TUES-WEEK!
Here we observe how goggles work around the head! If you have any recommendations send ‘em in here or my personal! Keep practicing, have fun, and I’ll see you tomorrow!
Thing i learned some time ago! hope you all find it helpful ( perspective grids can be your friend!)
HOW DID I NOT KNOW THIS
Timing Charts and Inbetweening Demo
Hey guys! So I recently finished up an inbetweening and timing charts demo and edited into an hour-ish video! A handful of folks asked me things like how to utilize a timing chart in your work, how to in between to those charts, and basic (I say basic because there are other more advanced ways - but thats another time) to keep your drawings consistent! I also talk about smears!
The program I’m using is TVPaint, but any program can do really.
The character I’m using is created by Patrick Stannard! He’s a kickass animator!
Toniko is one of the best animators to come from CalArts that I can think of?? Seriously, he’s really fucking generous to make teaching/tutorial videos like this. The char animation teachers better step up their game.
5 min tutorial for trcelyne, hope it helps!
Tried this out REALLY roughly just for fun and WOAH!?
IT WORKS WELL!!
IT STILL WORKS WELL!
@despeyyy
little art tip: the position of the ears on a human does a lot to communicate the angle of the head—whether it’s tilted forward or back.
tilted back with the chin forward, the ears are going to look lower down, closer to the mouth; tilted forward with the chin tucked, the ears look higher up & more in line with the eyes.
Sorry I’m not hijacking, but this is a really good tip if people don’t know this. Like it does look really strange at first, but it is more realistic than drawing them in the centre of the side plane of the head. So it looks like this;;;
great addition, thanks!
Some good tips about comic lettering from Nate Piekos of Blambot.com
Takes 5 minutes to read. Please check these out guys!
Just in case you forget this exists.
It exists.
With those “when you want to design a character but you don’t know color theory” posts flying around I thought this would be relevant again.
SLAMs THE REBLOG BUTTON
there’s also Coolors website that gives you randomized palettes!
Don’t forget ColourLovers, either! It’s a social media-esque site where you can browse tons of palettes and share your own.
You can browse the most popular ones or search for certain colors, themes, and even specific hex codes!
When you find one you like, you can download a wallpaper swatch of it and also select the specific colors it uses to look at more palettes that use those same ones.
ColourLovers is my go-to for when I’m having trouble coming up with a color scheme! It’s also been around for over a decade, so there’s plenty to browse through.
