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hi im micheal and im not ok ! /nsfw is tagged this is just my art page so I don't clutter up my main :/

[xeno-aligned]

The Elder Scrolls-themed nounself neopronouns masterlist

playable races

al/alt/mer/mers/altmerself

ar/argo/nia/nias/argonianself

bo/bos/mer/mers/bosmerself

du/dun/mer/mers/dunmerself

kha/jit/khaj/khaji/khajitself

en/nor/nord/nords/nordself

re/rial/impe/impes/imperialself

e/bre/ton/tons/bretonself

ors/orsi/mer/mers/orsimerself

re/gua/red/redgu/redguardself

non-playable races

dov/dova/dovahhe/dovahself

ka/aka/vir/viris/akaviriself

al/ald/mer/mers/aldmerself

mo/atmo/mora/moras/atmoranself

le/leid/ayle/ayleid/ayleidself

chi/him/mer/mers/chimerself

em/dwem/mer/mers/dwemerself

fa/alm/mer/mers/falmerself

im/ga/imga/imgas/imgaself

ko/rin/koth/kothri/kothringiself

li/mo/thii/thiit/lilmothiitself

mar/maor/mer/mers/maormerself

ri/ek/riek/riekling/rieklingself

lo/sloa/oad/oads/sloadself

sae/tsaes/aesci/tsaesci/tsaesciself

the nine divines

ae/aed/edra/aedra/aedraself

ka/aka/tosh/akatosh/akatoshself

ar/kay/ark/arkay/arkayself

di/bel/dibel/dibella/dibellaself

ju/lia/jul/julianos/julianosself

ky/nar/kyne/kynare/kynarethself

a/ra/mar/mara/maraself

en/sten/dar/endar/stendarrself

ta/lo/tal/talos/talosself

ze/nith/zeni/zenith/zenitharself

the daedric princes

dae/aed/daed/daedra/daedraself

ra/azu/zur/zura/azuraself

bo/eth/boeth/boethia/boethiahself

cla/vile/clavi/clavicus/clavicusself or vileself

he/mae/mor/mora/hermaeusself or moraself

hir/cine/irci/ircine/hircineself

jy/gala/jyg/jygga/jyggalagself

mala/cath/laca/lacath/malacathself

da/meh/dagon/runes/mehruneself or dagonself

meph/ala/mepha/mephala/mephalaself

mer/dia/merid/meridia/meridiaself

mo/bal/lag/lags/molagself or balself

na/nam/mira/namira/namiraself

noc/turn/noct/nocturn/nocturnalself

per/ryte/pery/peryite/peryiteself

sa/guine/sang/sanguine/sanguineself

she/gor/sheo/sheogor/sheogorathself

vae/vaer/min/mina/vaerminaself

All of these should be used like this:

Vae smiled.

I gave vaer min book.

That is mina.

Vae thought to vaerminaself.

A guide:

vae/vaer/min/mina/vaerminaself

vae=1/vaer=2/min=3/mina=4/vaerminaself=5

so: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5

1 smiled.

I gave 2 3 book.

That is 4.

1 thought to 5.

all of these can be modified however you like, and are free for all to use.

see here for the elder scrolls-inspired genders (created by @uncommongenders and @fathermartinarchimbaud)  

[uncommongenders-deactivated2021]

YES YES YES AND YES

[xeno-aligned]

Mass Effect-themed nounself neopronouns

Because both ME & neopronouns are special interests of mine, I decided to make pronoun sets off the races (and some that aren’t races) in the game.

ge/eth/geth/geths/gethself (an alternative to geth/geth/geths/geths/gethself)

tu/tur/rian/rians/turianself

qua/quari/aria/arians/quarianself

kro/gan/kroga/krogas/kroganself

sar/asar/asari/asaris/asariself

sol/solar/laria/larian/solarianself

el/cor/elc/elco/elcos/elcorself

han/ar/hanar/hanars/hanarself

ba/bat/batar/batars/batarianself

re/dre/ell/ells/drellself

var/ren/varre/varres/varrenself

py/ja/pyja/pyjas/pyjackself

re/per/reap/reaps/reaperself

ean/thea/proth/proths/protheanself

vo/vorc/cha/chas/vorchaself

e/di/edi/edis/ediself (di is pronounced dee)

All of these should be used like this:

Han smiled. I gave ar hanar book. That is hanars. Han thought to hanarself.

A guide: han/ar/hanar/hanars/hanarself han=1/ar=2/hanar=3/hanars=4/hanarself=5 so: 1 / 2/ 3 /4/5

1 smiled. I gave 2 3 book. That is 4. 1 thought to 5.

all of these can be modified however you like, and are free for all to use.

[xeno-aligned]

Mass Effect-themed nounself neopronouns

Because both ME & neopronouns are special interests of mine, I decided to make pronoun sets off the races (and some that aren’t races) in the game.

ge/eth/geth/geths/gethself (an alternative to geth/geth/geths/geths/gethself)

tu/tur/rian/rians/turianself

qua/quari/aria/arians/quarianself

kro/gan/kroga/krogas/kroganself

sar/asar/asari/asaris/asariself

sol/solar/laria/larian/solarianself

el/cor/elc/elco/elcos/elcorself

han/ar/hanar/hanars/hanarself

ba/bat/batar/batars/batarianself

re/dre/ell/ells/drellself

var/ren/varre/varres/varrenself

py/ja/pyja/pyjas/pyjackself

re/per/reap/reaps/reaperself

ean/thea/proth/proths/protheanself

vo/vorc/cha/chas/vorchaself

e/di/edi/edis/ediself (di is pronounced dee)

All of these should be used like this:

Han smiled. I gave ar hanar book. That is hanars. Han thought to hanarself.

A guide: han/ar/hanar/hanars/hanarself han=1/ar=2/hanar=3/hanars=4/hanarself=5 so: 1 / 2/ 3 /4/5

1 smiled. I gave 2 3 book. That is 4. 1 thought to 5.

all of these can be modified however you like, and are free for all to use.

[helenmask]

Any tips on learning to draw art nouveau? I have been doing a lot of research on the movement itself but have no idea where to start learning to emulate the style myself! Any tips would be greatly appreciated :))

So I figured I’d try and give you a step by step process on how to build a Art Nouveau style frame. Step 1). have a lightly sketched figure, this is my frog princess.

Step 2). Direction and Flow. The left corner felt like the right place to start, her feet are in that corner and that is where the weight of the character is. Since she is frog I want elements like water, grass, lily pads, and lotus flowers included in the image. 

Step 3). I like to connect the outer edges of objects together, and the inner spaces. this makes it feel like one solid frame and yet a frame that has movement. 

Step 4). Begin to reflect the one side of the frame that is most figured out to the other side. also I added a water halo and extra fin type things. The space felt empty and I wanted to come to more of a peak rather than be so flat.

Step 5). Add the Lotus flowers here and there. I started adding floating water drops and I also figured out the placement on the lily pads. I love symmetry and most of my frames have that reflected quality, but I also want to feel organic and the lotus flowers and lily pads add that effect.   

Step 6). Added more details and outlined around the lily pads, more water drops, and added more petals to the left lotus. From this point more details like frog skin pattern and the toes might get worked on some more. 

I hope this helps let me know if you have any more questions. :)

[yunhokun-deactivated20161115]

I feel like we need some clarification

[fortunatossoliloquy-archive-blog]

This is a Kimono (Japanese):

This is a Hanfu (Chinese):

This is a Cheongsam (Chinese):

This is a Hanbok (Korean):

Any questions? 

ao dai (vietnamese)

[hellotailor]

THIS POST IS IMPORTANT.

[aliastrench]

It’s interesting to note that that the garments that have a cross over style when worn correctly are all worn with the left breast over the right.

[spaceytears]

That’s because right over left is used for corpses

[riibrego]

thank you both for such nice messages, I’m so glad you like my art…!! hopefully I can help at least a little bit! anon 2) my brush settings can be found here! anon 1) wrinkles can get pretty complex! it depends on the type, weight, thickness, and cut of the fabric, whether the character is in motion, etc; I wish I could get into everything, but it’s a huge subject that I don’t think I could possibly cover…!! but I can at least give you some very very basic tips on building up a dress (and the lace underneath!)

here are some examples of dresses I’ve drawn recently. they might seem complex, but when broken down to their most basic form, they’re actually very simple shapes that follow very similar rules!

are you seeing any patterns between them? while they do differ a bit, they’re by and large made from the same long line that curves into itself and back out. learning where this line goes and how it changes under different circumstances is learned largely through practice and intuition, but there are some steps you can take to begin building a foundation to work from! (or at least to sort of break down the process!)

determine the shape/angle of the dress itself. in this example, I’m using a big poofy dress shown from slightly below!

use this as a guide when adding that curving line from before. think of how the fabric folds, and keep in mind that the direction of the curve (and how harsh it appears) depends on where it falls on the dress and the angle at which it’s being viewed from. in this example, it’s more pronounced on the edges, and is facing different directions on the left and the right sides.

wherever cloth folds, wrinkles appear! wrinkles will be more abundant where the cloth is more compact; in this case, that’s toward the waistline. on a dress like this, a fold will originate at the waistline and radiate downward; this means that on an uninterrupted fold, the line that you draw should (if you were to continue it all the way, which is not always necessary) reach cleanly back to the waist. I added one translucent line to help illustrate this idea!

want to add a lace layer? it’s the same concept!! add your basic curving line underneath, keeping in mind that the cloth above will likely mirror whatever it’s falling over. (not perfectly, but somewhat!) so try to keep it a little consistent!

details are easy now!! you can add any sort of lace pattern you want by just tracing over that first line! I used a basic scallop shape here

want even more lace? just repeat step four as many times as you want underneath your last layer of lace!

once you get the hang of this part, figuring out more complex stuff gets much easier! I’m not great at explaining things, but hopefully you were able to come away with some kind of new information, haha…!! I’m wishing you both the best with your art!!!

[eschergirls]

A really great tutorial on skirt ruffles that I wanted to share with all the artists who follow me! :D

[hannibalsart]

i coloured a picture i made literally 2 years ago and its not great but i did it

[tamakid]

I got a lot of asks about this so I made a tutorial on how I was able to emulate the 80s aesthetic, please keep in mind I’m not an expert and what I put here is just what I personally did. I hope you guys like it and hope it helps

go crazy kids

[hannibalsart]

paint milk! 

(i figured i liked the wip so i just got rid of the bg and its done)

[hannibalsart]

pixel stuff ive done? (only the background of the last one isnt pixel)

[hannibalsart]

my first pixel thing in a while T.T a vodka juice box and candy cigarettes :0

[nikolaijanak]

Link to thin body type tutorial Last summer, someone asked me for a tutorial on how I draw different body shapes. Well I drew up a few notes on things, and then promptly forgot about it for about a year (oops) Well it’s not a proper tutorial, but I hope it helps someone. (Obviously I had more to say about this one cuz I draw chubby people so often)

[bumbleshark]

psa to nsfw artists: dont limit yourself to bottom-heavy breasts

[bumbleshark]

[juancarlareference]

Honestly didn’t realize they could be drawn this way since 100% boob art is bottom heavy

[hannibalsart]

hmmmmmmmm take notes ya nasties

[anatoref]

Simplified Anatomy by Mamoon26

[levo-art]

Yassss

[riibrego]

thank you both for such nice messages, I’m so glad you like my art…!! hopefully I can help at least a little bit! anon 2) my brush settings can be found here! anon 1) wrinkles can get pretty complex! it depends on the type, weight, thickness, and cut of the fabric, whether the character is in motion, etc; I wish I could get into everything, but it’s a huge subject that I don’t think I could possibly cover…!! but I can at least give you some very very basic tips on building up a dress (and the lace underneath!)

here are some examples of dresses I’ve drawn recently. they might seem complex, but when broken down to their most basic form, they’re actually very simple shapes that follow very similar rules!

are you seeing any patterns between them? while they do differ a bit, they’re by and large made from the same long line that curves into itself and back out. learning where this line goes and how it changes under different circumstances is learned largely through practice and intuition, but there are some steps you can take to begin building a foundation to work from! (or at least to sort of break down the process!)

determine the shape/angle of the dress itself. in this example, I’m using a big poofy dress shown from slightly below!

use this as a guide when adding that curving line from before. think of how the fabric folds, and keep in mind that the direction of the curve (and how harsh it appears) depends on where it falls on the dress and the angle at which it’s being viewed from. in this example, it’s more pronounced on the edges, and is facing different directions on the left and the right sides.

wherever cloth folds, wrinkles appear! wrinkles will be more abundant where the cloth is more compact; in this case, that’s toward the waistline. on a dress like this, a fold will originate at the waistline and radiate downward; this means that on an uninterrupted fold, the line that you draw should (if you were to continue it all the way, which is not always necessary) reach cleanly back to the waist. I added one translucent line to help illustrate this idea!

want to add a lace layer? it’s the same concept!! add your basic curving line underneath, keeping in mind that the cloth above will likely mirror whatever it’s falling over. (not perfectly, but somewhat!) so try to keep it a little consistent!

details are easy now!! you can add any sort of lace pattern you want by just tracing over that first line! I used a basic scallop shape here

want even more lace? just repeat step four as many times as you want underneath your last layer of lace!

once you get the hang of this part, figuring out more complex stuff gets much easier! I’m not great at explaining things, but hopefully you were able to come away with some kind of new information, haha…!! I’m wishing you both the best with your art!!!

[eschergirls]

A really great tutorial on skirt ruffles that I wanted to share with all the artists who follow me! :D

[23i2ko]

a small glitter tutorial that is badly cropped and vague i am sorry

hopefully this helps some people though!! This tutorial is for clip studio paint or photoshop mostly but im pretty sure you can do it with any program that has particle brushes! 

Repost with credit is okay?? yes