Been spending a lot of my free time drawing Conner Storrie recently.
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Been spending a lot of my free time drawing Conner Storrie recently.
Connor Storrie I’m in love with you..
Wip.
This man is beautiful my god..
Connor Storrie
Happy Birthday Connor! You’re a Star 🌟
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Neteyam te Suli Tsyeyk’itan
River Phoenix on set of ‘My Own Private Idaho’ where he played as Mike Waters.
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Happy 32nd Yoongi! I love you and I miss you <3
An oil paint study (my first time using this medium)
Only You.
I know what you are Jayce Talis…
love your art as always!! What is your secret to perfect proportions/perspective
Thank youu!! I don’t think I have “perfect” proportions but in saying that I do try my best to be as accurate as possible without going overboard.
As for how I do it, I give myself a very (VERY) rough guide of what my reference image looks like and go from there. For instance, this is all I had for my recent piece.
Sometimes if it’s really irritating me (and this is only with digital art) I’ll cave and put my reference image on another layer and give myself a rough guide from that, I tend to avoid that though cause I want to push myself to do it with no extra help if that makes sense!
My best advice if you’re struggling to get proportions or perspective correct after most of your piece is done and something feels off but you’re unable to Identify it, is to take a step back and give yourself a break. On multiple occasions I’ve found it helps for me to step away and come back to it at another time to work out what’s going wrong.
That’s about it, if I’m doing trad work I tend to measure proportions with my pencil and use it like a ruler!! This has all worked for me for years but it’s gotten easier the more I’ve worked. I still don’t think my work is perfect but I like that it’s not exact (:
This just in: Josh O’Connor broke my art block !
OMAR <3
Love You. Happy Birthday <3
Merlin, from every episode | Season 1 Episode 1 “The Dragon’s Call”
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Colin Morgan in season 1 of Humans I want you.
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