yeah.

just my drawings. 🥴 [tutorials/challenges/ect. I reblogged too]👍

[grocetenderblart]

If I think about her too long I get sad…

[miyuliart]

Trying to figure out how to draw armour. These are some of my notes I uploaded on patreon. A lot more to come since I really want to figure this one out.

[lotusfartstwice]

“ONE!”

[lotusfartstwice]

Ugh not looking forward to snow. ❄️

[grocetenderblart]

You make your own rigatoni pasta.

[grocetenderblart]

I still associate you with quilloki 😭🙏🩵

Thank you 😫

[grocetenderblart]

[incomprehensible]

[grocetenderblart]

As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)

[pinkcubi]

I’ve gotten some messages of people asking what brushes I use so I made this quick thing lol, hope the settings are clear and hope it helps! Note: the watercolor brush isn’t used very heavily 

[burythekidd-deactivated20200309]

In response to @lollinghippo ‘s ask, sorry if i took my sweet time answering and I hope it helps! As for the commissions I’m really not sure but I’ll be posting an update here in my blog when I do! Thank you so much for your kindness.

[polargyze]

due to literally no demand, heres my main brushes. i tend to key mash when naming them? lmao 

[tatck]

SONIC POSING NOTES!!!!! !!

Just gonna repost this image because it is relevent. Once you got your stick man pose you can add those shapes on top.

Anyways, more notes, this time on the base shapes.

And that's all that came to mind. I'm working on an expession one too, they've been pretty fun to make.

[artsileo-deactivated20241016]

You don’t suck at Lineart, you’re just not familiar with line weight👍🏼!

[iconomiccc]

[grocetenderblart]

For @tazova ❤️

[elijahthemouse]

mini guide to comic lettering

[chacolachao]

Character Bodies 1 - Applying "Shape"

Sometimes when drawing a character you might have a hard time capturing their... character. You might see a drawing like this [clean lined image of Super Sonic] and may not know how the artist got to that point. In this case, it's best to start looking at characters not as a series of lines, but rather as a group of objects. Looking at an officially licensed example of Tails, we'll try to break it up into objects first BEFORE looking at the lines. We'll focus on the body for now [Sonic Riders Tails broken up into sections, red as the head and legs, green as the body] This green section is the main body, notice that I don't include the fur on him, only his body- once that's figured out placing fur will be a breeze. Now we need to imagine what this shape would be if it were a 3-Dimensional object... even though these are drawings, these characters' parts exist on an imaginary 3D space next to each other. Start by taking note of which direction this part [the green body] is facing and draw a line- if this little green blob were now a tube with top and bottom defined, as circles, you can begin to see our 3D object.

Now that you know about Tails'Tube, posing his body will be easier as long as you remember that his body is 3D. Tip: Try practicing keeping a simple shape like this consistent while bending it and posing it every which way.

Placing the limbs onto this object's 3D surface instead of just "drawing legs" will help you with more silly poses that you may not be sure how to pull off. The shocking thing about limbs... they are also tubes, so separate them like the body, take note of their front, and then STOP.

Take note of where on our body object these legs are placed. In the case of Tails, these legs start in the lower corners of Tails' body, and start a bit on the side, not immediately under. Knowing where on that 3D space Tails' legs attach can help you decide how to bend, pose, and exaggerate without the character losing their shape.

*Every character's shape defines their "character" defines their shape- so don't assume every character works the same way, using this process to analyze shape will help you properly understand who it is that you're trying to draw in every style. There are billions of styles that have graced these characters so don't feel like your art has to match IDW* or current gen artwork *note: multiple artists with different styles are within IDW