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Girls, Genji, ROADHOG, JunkRat / PSD: pixiv, twitter OQ

ghibli-collector

The Art Of Studio Ghibli’s Pom Poko (1994) Art Direction Kazuo Oga

i-had-potential

I HAVE NO WORDS

(ALSO this seems to be the op, on youtube)

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ir-dr

Day 2049 - 18 November 2016

Thank you for the past 20 years.

Happy Pokemon Sun and Moon release day!

.//projectTiGER

fuckyeahscandalband

KPP talks about traveling overseas to Cebu with SCANDAL’s MAMI

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Art things I wish I knew earlier #6

Remember to slow downnnnn when drawing.

The result of an art piece is 80% dependent on the first 20% of the time you work on it. I heard this from an really good artist (Clint Cearley).

Sometimes we rush things and don’t know why the result isn’t what we expected. Take every step slowly. Never sacrifice a lot of accuracy for speed. Some accuracy is okay for “happy accidents” but you should be thinking about proportions, form and contours while drawing.

So chill out. Calm down. Hit up some music. Walk away and come back to a piece once in a while. Trust me, you’ll be less frustrated! >.<

Oh yea, don’t render + detail too early. I’ve made this mistake so many times… You’re gonna have a bad time

If you want a general/abstract process to fallback to:

Thumbnail -> Rough -> Line -> (Black and White) Values -> Color -> Accents/Highlights

Of course, Value -> Color in some traditional mediums is a bit tough, so I would do a thumbnail of the value in that case.

Like + reblog + share with your fellow artists if it helps!