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More adult!Zutara by popular demand.

Whenever Katara is visiting the palace she makes sure her very good friend Zuko isn't too stressed or tense. And she isn't a good healer without offering her services.

tiddytrollz

full nsfw on my bluesky

yes i still draw them help

I know I'm barely active here anymore but I figured I'd post here just in case <3

Doing a request stream to warm up my drawing skills again!!

PidgeSweats is live on Picarto.tv! Watch our streamer do Adult stuff and chat with likeminded people. 914 have watched PidgeSweats stream!

#livestream

After a few years working on and off on this, i finally finished this for my current and very first DnD campaign :3 my baby is the elforc ranger

#dungeons and dragons #elforc #myart

ayeforscotland

Tumblr is doing some stupid AI shit so go to blog settings > Visibility > Prevent third-party sharing.

jondoe297

also use Nightshade and Glaze to protect your artwork and images!!!!

here's a link to Nightshade

here's a link to Glaze

best combination is usin Nightshade then Glaze on your images. Glaze creates a protective layer and Nightshade poisons the A.I. software.

violentoffender

gummybearattacktheworldofdespair

mentoskova

Hey, soldier!

naariel

Halsin, my heart 💚

Adventuring leaves its scars

#oc #elforc #dungeons and dragons #I love Olori sm #angie babie #my art #god damn I haven't posted art in a while

what have they done to the tumblr interface........ AAAAAAAAAA

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do you have any tips on how you go about drawing/rendering hair?

My process is basically: silhouette/shape -> stuff inside the shape -> stuff outside the shape

I always start with a blob that is the entire hair shape, nothing detailed. For example with a ponytail I would include the entire tail or at least a vague shape to show where I want it to sit or swing, but I am not concerned with the area at or around the head at this point. After that is when I add darks to the roots/dense areas and lights to the opposite/less dense areas. This part is what starts cutting up the shape into the different sections of hair depending on the style. The way I do my brushstrokes at this point would match the hair texture and direction. Like with most things I think these earlier steps should be down before sweating the details, so once I'm satisfied with that is when I actually start tapering ends, adding stray hairs, adjusting the shape around the head, adjusting color, etc.

I think that's it. It's one of those things I don't think about so I start getting confused when thinking deeply but it seems to work.