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@owlinpajamas
Hello! This happens to be a side blog and I recently decided that I’m going to start moving my art over to my main blog @wonderlandflamingo
I’ll probably leave this blog up for a while, but all my new stuff will be over there. I make art as a hobby and keeping my hobbies on separate blogs isn’t very fun.
Feel free to follow me over there
Nothing on tv
Nothing on tv
Can’t decide which version of her I like better
It disturbs me how many people don’t know the anatomy of a pen/pencil/brush/stylus/tool of choice when held by an artist. I would have thought this was common knowledge!
There is a tube inside your tool of choice that is filled with art. When you first pick it up for the day, there’s a very small blockage (the red part in the diagram that I have helpfully provided for you) of bad or awkward art that has sunk down and settled near the tip. The only way to get rid of it is to draw it out onto a page/canvas.
Once you do that, you can get to the good art! It’s totally normal. It happens to everyone. That’s why people do warmups before they draw - they know that awkward art is lurking right near the tip, so they’re getting rid of it.
New artists especially seem to not know that it’s there, and sometimes they might think their bad art blockage is never ending, but if you keep drawing, you’ll get to the good art. Sometimes that awkward art blockage can build up a little bit if you go a long time without drawing, too. Just keep going, though. I promise you that you can break through it, if you just keep going.
I love Venti a lot
Art is truly suffering, because all my best ideas involve weird lighting choices
Art is truly suffering, because all my best ideas involve weird lighting choices
One of my friends got me to watch Hazbin Hotel and I’ve got some new blorbos
I’ve drawn a lot of fanart in my day, but I really just want to draw my own characters in situations. It’s so much fun
I’ve been so bad about finishing things lately that I think I should start posting sketches
After an eternity I come bearing art. I have so many unfinished pieces lying around I should really get to work on them
Lately I’ve spent all my spare time playing video games. So when I sit down to draw I have no idea what to work on. Head empty, only pretty video games boys. So, might as well draw them
I’ve spent like two months grinding away at Geshin just to unlock Sumeru and level up Kaveh. Him, Chongyun, and Venti are my favorite characters
I almost didn’t draw Bakura for Halloween this year, but I did get something done just in time. Next year I’ll plan better
Trying something different
Woo! Timelapse!
