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First a team. We’re a team, but also a family. And a driving force too. All of these mesh together.
moving on to IG @ luuu.ne !
[inktober] day 3: horns
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[ inktober ] day 2: tranquil
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a/n: lmao her closed eyes look like tadpoles cause i messed up lol
[ inktober ] day 1! prompt: poisonous
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animation run cycle notes for my upcoming 2D animation video course package
A tip for blending when painting digitally: use a transition color! I quickly made this when my brother asked for art advice while I was working on a painting for my best friend. (I was watching a lot of makeup videos to pick out her gifts).
An EXCELLENT animation joke here! Please note that all of this has been animated on 1’s(which is to say that each drawing is only being held for 1 frame), where most anime is animated on 3’s(each drawing held for 3 frames). This makes the animation look especially fluid, but is extremely time consuming to do - even classic Disney cartoons tended to animate on 2’s as much as possible! Also worth noting is the beautiful flow of S to C curves in the long hair - this is another thin that is often heavily simplified in anime. What’s more, the entire shot is complicating the animation - the low angle with multiple head turns, the way the hand interacts with the hair, and the extreme foreshortening of the hand as it moves towards the camera. Lovely animation combined with a wonderful awareness of the skills and pitfalls of the industry! (This clip is sourced from an anime called Joshiraku, and the rest of it appears to be animated in a more traditional anime style)
TIPS ON COMPOSITION!
Hi! I’m back, but this time in a more sporadic, and also more graphical version! I started doing tutorials again for a bit now, and I wanted to share my latest! It’s about composition, I hope you like it, and if you do, please share it!!!
https://javicandraw.tumblr.com/post/162369643184/tips-on-composition
Has this ever been you?
As artists, we can often feel like we’ve plateaued on our progress because of lack of time, or resources. Not every artist has the time to go to art classes, and not every artist has the money to attend art-school and receive a proper critique.
That’s why I’ve created this blog! Introducing the…
The Redline Station is a blog that is dedicated to helping artists. If an artist is struggling with anatomy, or would like a critique on their art, they can submit the art using the SUBMIT YOUR ART button. Then, one of our moderator artists will pick up their piece and do a redline of it to help them better see the places that need fixing.
What’s a redline?
Good question! A redline is when an artist will draw directly over a piece of art in order to show what the mistakes in anatomy are. By seeing the comparison of the art itself (at a lower opacity) and of the more accurate anatomical example, the artist can more quickly improve their drawing.
Our artists will take your submitted drawing and give you a redline. They will then post it to the blog alongside the original to help you compare the two and easily see what needs to be done. It’ll look somewhat like this!
Q: Can I submit anything?
A: Yes! Any type of art, human or animal is okay! The only thing that’s not okay is gore and pornography. The posts will need to be PG-13. (Kissing and suggestive scenes are okay, however.)
Q: Will you redline if the drawing is in my style?
A: Yes! Anime style, cartoony style drawings are also okay. The idea isn’t to fix the drawing to look more like ‘realism’, but to fix it to make it look more believable within the frame of style it’s already in.
Q: How many drawings can I submit for redlining?
A: For the time being, I’m the only one running the blog… In order to keep my sanity, I will accept only one submission per person and only keep submissions open for a limited time until I get more help. Which brings us to our next point…
Do you want to help me?! GOOD! Then please read the next post.
Mod applications are now open!
Library books art hack by @danarune on Twitter
part of the kpop x space collab with @coffee-laytte ! check it out on Instagram too!
—> https://www.instagram.com/p/BnLzLprjRDc/?taken-by=tacodrawsthings
I’ve never really done one of these before; but felt like making one xD
“Disclaimer”: This is just the way I’ve done it, I don’t claim to be an expert or anything. Feel free to modify the specifics if anyone bases their painting on this. Also, I wanted to include more pictures (to better show it) but there seems to be a limit on tumblr, so I’ve reduced the number of pictures to these.
Steps:
1. Decide on how large you want the painting to be, and in what shape. Here I’ve decided on a circle and so drew a circle outline in pencil.
2. I started with blue paint. First by outlining the circle with the paint (dry brush), before dipping the brush in water and brushing it inwards so that the blue fades to a lighter tone. This is so that the edges are darker in tone than the center.
3. I wanted the galaxy “background” to have a mix of colours, not just blue. Other colours I’ve used for the background include red purple and purple, as well as black later on.
For this I did something similar as in step 2. Paint the colour with the dry brush (where I decide I want it to be more concentrated), then blend with the brush wet. I’ve blended the red purple and purple with the blue background here.
4. Next, as decided beforehand, I added black to the painting, doing similar steps as in 2 and 3 (blending etc).
5. For this I used a flat paintbrush that’s damp and dipped in into white paint. It has to be able to splatter. Then I’d run my finger quickly up the side of the brush as pictured. The splatters create the stars in the galaxy.
6. Besides the smaller stars, I wanted larger stars in the foreground. To do this I began with making larger white dots. I used a dotting pen for this (which I have because of an interest in nail art), but it can be created with a small paintbrush as well.
7. Paint a ring around the dots in 6. The colour of the ring will depend on your preference for what you want the “glow” of those stars to be. I chose the pinkish purple from earlier on and a light blue for mine.
8. (Semi-optional) For this step I’ve added some “embellishments”, and outlined my circle with gold paint, but that’s my preference :)
Some materials used: (*If anyone’s curious. Feel free to use substitutes; they’re just things I already have and hence use.)
Pentel Arts Water Colours:
No. 24 Prussian Blue
No. 13 Purple
No. 41 Red purple
No. 28 Black
No. 29 White
Faber-Castell Acrylic colour:
Cobalt blue
Watercolour paper:
Monjojo matériaux d'art Watercolour Pad
Brushes: *I’d recommend using ones you prefer. I think the ones I used were paint brushes for kids (HAHA).
Feel free to tag me if anyone uses this :) Would love to see it (and maybe reblog some) xD
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IG: therobotstudies
which art books do you recommend?
It depends on what you’re looking for! I’m a huge fan of animation movies/cartoons so I try to collect as many artbooks as possible! Some of the ones that have helped me the most with design were The art of Big Hero 6 and Zootopia! However, the Art of OOO and the Art & Origins of Steven Universe kinda opened my mind eye? Suddenly two life-changing shows became something I could grasp. These two books talk about experiences, about living through the process of making Adventure Time and Steven Universe. For comics, you can’t go wrong with Scott McCloud. He’s got three books out about making comics and they’re gold in paper. I don’t think there’s a right answer on which artbooks are the most helpful, though, what’s helped me the most understand myself as an artist and where I want to get with my art were small zines I’ve got from artists I admire! Studying their art and conceptualism is amazing, and, honestly! not as expensive as getting official books from large companies (ノ≧∀≦)ノ
[fanart] happy birthday somin!
a/n: the glitter didn’t end up looking as nice as I wanted it to (if you can’t tell, it’s supposed to be a Leo constellation behind her) but overall im happy with the piece!
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I win.
I got introspective one day and sketched out a 6 panel comic. It sat in a folder for a few days before I expanded it to 10. Then it sat for a week. After which, I moved on. The expiration date had passed, and the comic joined the rest of the half-drawn files in the very same folder.
I still don’t like it anymore, but I’ll take the victories where I can.
this.
There are a thousand more arts in the unfinished folders than what you see posted/published. We are not being lazy… even though we think we are.
drawing a really cool looking sketch
linearting it