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snapshots of a place

#lately using this pencil brush has made me want to draw a lott haha #these were all so fun to do :’)#cats #crocodile #poqart

underpalewater

#other’s art

early morning reading

#witch hat atelier #custas #tartah #poqart #made this for the dawn to dusk zine last year!#i was kinda out of it (and still kinda am) so i didn’t share until now ToT

新年快乐！happy new year!

#year of the horse #horse #new year #lunar new year #small poqart

witch hat splatelier

#i finally got around to coloring them ;_;!!#witch hat atelier #splatoon #coco #agott #richeh #tetia #poqart

sleepy miaow

#its a drawing of my friends cat ameow!#cats #poqart

drawing some more witch hat splatelier

#planning to color them later and maybe do a bit in the backgrounds!#but it might be a little while until i do i’m not sure #witch hat atelier #splatoon #richeh #tetia #agott #coco

I love your art so much!! do you have a process or any tips on how you figure out perspective? that's the part I struggle most when drawing buildings or landscapes - yours always look just perfect !

Ahhh thank you!! ToT Admittedly I've kinda been eyeballing my perspective lately so it can be wonky at times (I'm glad it's coming across well though!).

In the past I would use the perspective grid on my program (mostly procreate) to help me out with it. Now, I'm a little lazy so I decide where the horizon is or where i want my eyeballs to be and draw around that. I imagine myself as if I should be looking down or up at things draw it accordingly.

If I get stuck, I'll draw some eyeball-ed perspective lines over the drawing to try and fit things together, but its usually a bit wonky haha. An example of something like this that I did while working on this cat and croc art:

I just wanted certain things that should be level with each other to follow some kind of continuous line. You can see that even then some of the line angles are off on the actual drawn columns. After drawing the red lines, I would go and fix that. But in this drawing I didn't because it felt too troublesome. With the blue lines I would just try to to make sure the steepness of the angle I drew follows that it becomes less steep the closer down to the horizon it got. Looking back at it with my eyeballs now, I see it's kinda off too lol

#i hope this isn't too many sentences #and i hope it makes sense #esp since it's coming from someone who should have no authority on perspective with the way i do things ToT #so idk if you'd want my advice haha im very not confident #ask