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[ Art Blog | Personal Blog | Art Tag ] Hello! The name's Rae! I draw sometimes. Enjoy your stay, buddy!!

[evermore-fashion]

Heaven Gaia Spring 2019 Haute Couture Collection

[bingomann]

Bonus: (I can’t believe I forgot this)

[evermore-fashion]

Hussein Bazaza “Amal” Fall 2019 Haute Couture Collection

[tokyo-fashion]

Liz and Bishoujo wearing Japanese steampunk fashion on the street in Harajuku. Full Looks

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Shiryu and Ken - both 18 years old - on the street in Harajuku wearing fashion by Broke City Gold (the denim x kimono jacket), Tripp NYC, Marithe + Francois Girbaud, Dr. Martens x New Order, Fendi, Cote Mer, and Sublime. Full Looks

[gabisart]

how do u pick colors for ur art? i love the way u use so many bright colors but still it’s never too much and everything seems to fall together

aaa thank you so much hahaha(It’s funny to me how people seem to like my colors bc im always wondering if it’s too much) - Yeah, long post again

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Tokyo teens Motonari, Nariyuki, Yuki, and Koaga on the street in Harajuku wearing fashion by OY, YSL, Balenciaga, Gucci, Who.A.U, Endevice, FILA, Dior, Guess, Chanel, Chrome Hearts, Dr. Martens, and Converse. Full Looks

[frogribbit]

random thing but i realized it might be helpful for some people so uh. theres this thingy where you can upload an image and it gives you a color palette based on it ! 

heres an example

and it also gives you the hex code values for them too its p neat !

here’s the link to the website !

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[thelittlebluedruid]

For fucks sake

[did-you-know]

In hopes of inspiring younger generations, NASA created this series of gorgeous retro travel posters that encourage you to imagine a future where common space travel is a legitimate possibility. Source

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23-year-old Japanese advertising industry staffer Masu on the street in Harajuku wearing a dapper retro street style featuring a bespoke tweed coat over a pinstripe suit, vintage dress shoes, a 1950s briefcase, pocket watch, hat, and umbrella. Full Look

[helloclonion]

Hello! I just wanna say that I really love your art! Also, I kinda wanna ask you for a few tips for shading since I really suck at that and you're so GOOD AT IT :DDD sorry if this was asked before and thanks in advance if you replied ^^

Hi! Thank you so much! <3Here’s how I shade digitally. I use Clip Studio Paint EX, and draw with XP Pen Artist 16.

Sketch. 

Here’s a sketch of Deku. I make sure I’m happy with it because I don’t want to be changing major things in the lineart phase.

At this point I also draw in the guide for the shadows/lights. I try to think of items that are “easier” to shade when I do this and imagine that as a replacement to what I’m actually shading. In other words, I think of Deku’s hair as “fluffy clouds”, because if I don’t think of it as human hair, the task suddenly feels less daunting. …Does that make sense? 

Here’s more examples of what I mean. Deku’s hair is made out of several simple shapes like this:

What I generally do is to break down one complex item many simple items. 

Lineart. I draw a lot of random lines/shapes when drawing my lines to avoid the super clean lineart look:

I draw more shapes on his hair and start filling them in.

Let’s see that again:

Here’s the finished lineart. I went ahead and gave him a bigger smile so he looks more like Deku.

A little color…:

And done! I hope this helps somehow TuT

[misforgotten2]

I’m lousy with blouses.

Montgomery Wards catalog   Fall and Winter 1953-1954

[viria]

To the anon whose digital brushes look blurry- more than likely you’re working in a program that is pixel based as opposed to vector based. Meaning when you zoom if you’re able to see every single pixel making up the line. A popular pixel based program is photoshop. In vector based programs, however, everything is made up of lines so when you zoom in that’s all you’re able to see- a smooth line. However, vector based programs aren’t typically used for digital art- adobe illustrator being one.

Yep, this is also a thing, but as you said vector programs aren’t your typical way to do digital art! I feel like it’s more suited for logos and icons, although there are most likely artists who can do much more with this.

But to general more painting/actual drawing I feel like Paint tool Sai, Photoshop, Clip studio, Open Canvas, Procreate (for ipad), are much more suited, and in these cases the most likely way of blurry lines would either be canvas size of brush:”) 

I honestly admire people who can do vector type of illustrations because I would never have the patience for this and for me personally it would probably never be as fun.

[florbe-triz]

It’s easy! It doesn’t look easy at first tbh, but once you get to remember the steps it becomes a very useful process. Let me show you step by step. (This will be a long post btw)… First of all, what you need is to have a layout done, you have to sketch the content of each panel to have an idea of how many panels you need or how big these will be, etc. For example:

Once you have it all sketched and planned, create a new normal layer for the panels only!

With the dotted square selection tool draw the frame of the page (which is the bleed that you need) , then divide it into panels by pressing Alt and the dotted square. 

Next, with the bucket tool fill in the selected areas (panels) with black ink.

Now go to the menu and click on *selection*, then click on *invert*.

Go to *selection* again but this time click on *Increment* (5 times). Afer you have this all done go click on *invert* one last time.

Final step!!: Press D and deselect.

Take into account that this method works for simple paneling, when I need to draw  panels with diagonal lines I usually do it by hand, on a new lineart layer.

[tokyo-fashion]

20-year-old Japanese student and drummer Zastin on the street in Harajuku wearing a plaid coat from Sugarhill Tokyo with a Zara shirt, En Route cropped tweed pants, Padrone boots, a Bao Bao Issey Miyake bag, and Agnes B accessories. His band is called The Crimson Pierce. Full Look

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Japanese video producer Emily Kanda & Japanese model Ayumu on the street in Shibuya today. Congratulations to Emily as she was celebrating her Coming of Age Ceremony today!