Poses I Might Draw

[pngcabinet]

I would love some lavender pngs- the color, the flower, or both!

˚˖𓍢ִ 🪻 ˚ lavender themed pngs — free to use !! no credits needed ✩₊˚.⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧

there u go !! 💗✨

[pngcabinet]

˚˖𓍢ִ 🔮 ˚ amethyst pngs — free to use !! no credits needed [ 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. ] ✩₊˚.⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧

[pngcabinet]

˚˖𓍢ִ 🍸 ˚ party themed pngs — free to use !! no credits needed ✩₊˚.⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧

[crucifixpng]

♱ MISCELLANEOUS WHIMSIGOTH PNGS ♱

[drawingdreamboats]

HAIII. mutual very politely asked for tips on how 2 draw hairy bitches (read: body hair) n who am i to refuse if it means less bald pussy in the world...

it's been a long time since i did a 'tutorial' of any kind [and i wouldn't consider myself overly qualified, so you know, do ur own research] but i had a lot of fun making this <3 probably a million inaccuracies but we ball!!!

[feel free to repost elsewhere with credit !!!]

tried to make an example sheet of recent work and it's just all mista LMFAO sorryyyy

[handedsanitiser]

@fulgrimfanboy may help u :D

(and me tbh body hair is a GREAT way to make characters/OCs distinct from each other!)

Thx @drawingdreamboats for making this one ^^

[fulgrimfanboy]

@handedsanitiser whipping ass yet again let's make every primarch hairy THE BEARENING IS STILL ON I WILL NOT FORGIVE I WILL NOT FORGET EXPECT ME

[skarlettskwrl]

Embedding images on AO3: A Guide

Since AO3 doesn’t host images themselves, we’ll just have to host them elsewhere.

In this guide we will use Google Drive, https://postimages.org/, or Tumblr as possible choices to host our images.

Step One: Grabbing the URL

Google Drive:

In google drive create a new folder where the image(s) or sub folders for further organization.

Right click and select New Folder, name this folder what ever you what.

Now upload your image(s)

Right click on your image and hit share

Under General Access ensure it is set to Anyone with the link

Hit Copy link

The link you have should look something like this

**https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mzOp9pOYhaWahgJP6yVFXbtYagCQ_0Up/view?usp=sharing **

But as is it won’t work! We need to modify it first!

Copy the string of random numbers and letters after /d/ and before /view?

1mzOp9pOYhaWahgJP6yVFXbtYagCQ_0Up

Here’s a template https://drive.google.com/uc?id=

paste your string after id=

your new link should look some thing like this…

https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1mzOp9pOYhaWahgJP6yVFXbtYagCQ_0Up

Now, you have a working link from Google Drive ready to use.

This Google Drive portion was from this guide here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/28132845

Now, you have a working link from Google Drive ready to use.

Using a image hosting service like https://postimages.org/

https://postimages.org/

You can create an account for free with this one. This is pretty straightforward so I’ll gloss over. Hit the sign up button. Then, enter your desired email

Once logged in you will be presented with this page

Upload your image, and you will be taken to this page.

Copy Direct link

Now you have a working link from postimg.cc ready to use.

Tumblr (mobile):

Tumblr is not always the best to use as blogs can get deleted or URLs can change here. But I’ll include it here anyway.

Long tap the image you wish to use in a post.

You will be presented with this menu.

Tap share photo. 

Then you will be presented with another menu.

Tap Copy URL

On Desktop (Google Chrome Browser)

Right on the image in the post.

You will be presented with this menu…

Click copy the image address.

Now you have a working link from Tumblr ready to use.

Now, you are ready to embed.

Step 2: Inserting and fitting the image

Go to the new/ existing chapter you wish to be embed.

HTML OPTION:

Make sure in the HTML editor view.

This is located next to the rich text button in the Worktext section, as shown.

Now, find the place in the text where the image should go…

<p>  <img src=“https://i.postimg.cc/8zG9ZNMw/blob-danny.jpg” width=“270” height=“600” /> </p>

For this image, it was much too large. So, I modified it with the width and height modifiers.

**First you must find the dimensions of the image. **

This can be done with the same image URL from earlier. With this online tool.

http://myfreeonlinetools.com/get-image-size-and-dimensions/

In this example, my image is 1080x2400

Once you have the dimensions, you can find the aspect ratio.

Use this calculator:

https://www.digitalrebellion.com/webapps/aspectcalc

Once have the aspect ratio, you can half or quarter the height or width and calculate for the one you don’t have.

Example I’ve quartered my height as halving it was still to big.

In my case the dimensions are now 600 by 270 which fits the page much better.

These will be your new dimensions.

Record them.

Here is a blank template to paste in.

<p>

<img src=“” alt=“” width=“” height=“”/>

</p>

src is the path to the URL.

alt is the alternative text for the image. This is used for accessibility as well as be a modern web standard.

width is the image width in pixels

height is the image height in pixels

You insert your values in between the double quotes.

_*remember to close your quote _

*remember to close your image tag

RICH TEXT OPTION

Make sure in the Rich Text editor view.

Set the cursor where you want the image. Click image icon.

Set the values in this form.

Use the URL we generated in one of the previous 4 options.

Set the Image description

The width and height may be input automatically,  if not consult the HTML OPTION for finding the dimensions and aspect ratio of the image.

Here’s how it looks after posting

Shout out to @playedcrowd5610 for inspiring me to make this guide.

[leave-her-a-tome]

(source)

Unsplash -  photography, illustration, and art

Pixabay - same as unsplash

Pexels - stock photos and videos

Stockvault.net - stock photos

freepngimg - icons, pictures and clipart

Veceezy - vectors and clipart

Kissclipart and kissPNG - more vectors and clipart (often transparent!)

Getdrawings - simplistic images and drawing tutorials

Gumroad - photoshop brushes (and more)

Canva - needs login but has lots of templates

Library of Congress - historical posters and photos

NASA - you guessed it

Creative Commons - all kinds of stuff, homie

Even Adobe has some free images

There are so many ways to make moodboards, bookcovers, and icons without infringing copyright! As artists, authors, and other creatives, we need to be especially careful not to use someone else’s work and pass it off as our own. 

Please add on if you know any more sites for free images <3

[teomodo]

art books on the internet archive for you

morpho books

figure drawing for all it's worth (+ creative illustration)

framed ink

will eisner comics and sequential art

will eisner graphic storytelling and visual narrative

understanding comics (+ making comics)

folder of various animation production art

burne hogarth drawing dynamic hands

perspective for comic book artists

michael mattesi force drawing

the animator's survival kit

color and light james gurney

be free

[doodlemancy]

hello fellow artists. google has fallen. pinterest/duckduckgo AI filters don't work. do not despair; here is a list i made of places to find reference images without having to sift through piles of worthless garbage. (for future editing convenience i am just linking my blog post on dreamwidth.)

✨ good places to find art reference that are not full of AI trash 🌈

[super-autism-death-ray]

reblogging for personal use

[theunsureartist]

ART REFERENCE NOT FULL OF AI?! YESSS

[fangirling-and-making-stuff]

THANK YOU

[miyuliart]

I collected my art tips on hands over the years. It ended up being 54 pages of notes I took and some guides I tried to create for myself. Maybe some of these can be useful to others as well. You can buy the pdf here or join my Patreon to get it for free.

[artfromsaturn]

Kofi Free Brushes Round Up - pt2

For whatever reason, Ko-Fi doesn't have a search engine, so it's hard to find things on it without using Google or scouring Tumblr & Twitter for links. Here's a bunch I found!

This is part 2 of 2 - this one is for people with one or two brushes/assets for Clip Studio Paint. Feel free to donate if you enjoy them!

Chainmail Brush for PS by vodoriga

Beetle Pen by Gatchahugs

Kasuy Brush Pack by Kasuy

eristhenat's brushes

Strech Marks Brush Pack by boybites

Clip Studio Brush Set by Alice Duke

Crunchy "No Pressure" Brush by Marighoul (also a procreate version)

✦ Free ✦ Photoshop/Clip Studio Brushes by Washabae

Pencil & Pastel Brush Set by Leinstellar

Delancy Throne's Brush Packs

Frozcil by Frosty Ice

Boo! Pencil by Astral Arts

Fur Blending Brushes (Photoshop) by Cakewhisk

CSP Brush Masterpost by Bavinmoon/icenoowse

Murmalade's Brushes

My Brushes by dreamyyartist

Dungeon Buddies CSP & Procreate Brush by PanelPerDay

Girasol Brush by Jiiniix

G-Pen Overflow & Watercolor Brushes by Val

Valdynn's Linework Brush

Flower of Hope Brush by Styrnwilf

Perspective Grid 1 by Piipstachio (along with abrush I'll let you find yourself as a surprise!)

Go-To Brush Set 1: Pencil Brushes by brbshop

Lucien's Clip Studio Paint Brushes by mynqzo

Traditional Pencil Brush by EllisNebula

Ancient Brush Patterns by Ezlo_x

vallaslin inspired brushes by Zaahvi

Menace's Marker Brush by MoonfallMenace

Spinosaurus Brush Set and Assets by mani2956

"Mario & Luigi" RPG - Brush Set by monsieurdotpng

Pixel Art Brush Set (Dithering Patterns) by pixelglade (also for aseprite & krita)

Fakemon Brushes on Cursed Eye's Profile, by Scarffles (who has some cool free textures you should look at)

BorupenP - School Supply Brushes by Pharan (who is lovely and you should check their shop)

Reb and Melvin's Silly Brush Pack by Rebeckeroni (also for Procreate)

Tearful Eye's Clip Studio Brushes (also has several Krita & Procreate brushes)

Spike Brush Set Sampler by Inkster Jack

Kizu's CSP Brushes by k12u_3 (also has a procreate set)

Turpentine Brushes by ArtofTangmo

1tcheyeball's Brush Set !! by xing

Catate's Essential Brush Set by soycatate

Acrylic Pencil by candicorn (also has procreate brushes)

Void "FETA" Brush Set by Voidbrush

Halloween Brush Set by Laurie-Writes

Vivixstar's Brushes

Digital Brush Tester Card by Vambyte

Kazideus' Brushes

Dapple and Spot Brushes by SwordsandSpectacles

And as someone in advertising, I'm obligated to plug my KoFi with free brushes too. 🙇‍♀️

[angry-snail]

Brush Master List [ CLIP STUDIO PAINT EXCLUSIVE ]

Decided to finally sit down and make a list of all the CSP brushes I use on a semi regular basis. ( I have accumulated so many over the years. ) All brushes listed below are free on clip studio's asset store. PEN(S) / PENCIL(S) / LINE ART : -------------------------------------- . HIMOG . HIMO . More pens and Hinokizaka pens . Pen + Caspar pen . Cliesel's Goongi Pen . ballpoint sample . Sugar Spot Graffiti Set . Pou's Brushes . Pou's Brush set . Artemus Pencil

COLORING / SHADING / TEXTURE : -------------------------------------- . Pou's Basic Brushes . MUGZ BRUSHES 3 . Oil Painting Brushpack . block brush! . rake painter/ oil paint <3 . Filbert (dual) . Simple Retro Halftone Brushes . ffgghhjj Halftone Brushes . Watercolor marker and texture set . T-marker Wind Brush Set . Texture-rough dot . Ph Dot Grid . Ph Math Grid . Monochrome Texture Pack

[bathylychnops]

i made a new brushh this one islike posca paint marker inspired ^-^

acrylic paint marker - CLIP STUDIO ASSETS

Make illustrations, manga, comics and animation with Clip Studio Paint, the artist’s tool for drawing and painting. All you need for drawing

[saradika]

—HOW TO USE CANVA TO MAKE MOODBOARDS

I got a kind message asking how I make moodboards in Canva, so I wanted to do a little tutorial! Canva is a free graphic design app/website, and I use it for everything.

To start - open the app/page and use the search bar at the top to search for a template. I usually use: photo collage, scrapbook, aesthetic moodboard - all of these will pull up pre-made templates for you to use.

[I have a couple linked below that I’ve used and liked, or have bookmarked to try:]

one | two | three | four | five | six | seven | eight

Anything with a crown is for Canva Pro members - you used to be able to use the templates as a free member (just not the paid assets) but that changed recently. The linked templates above are all free ones that you can use right away.

PHOTOS:

Once you’re in the template, you can press the + in the bottom corner to bring up the menus. The Elements tab have items you can add in (more on that later) - for now you want to go to Uploads, and add the photos you want to use. I mostly get mine from Pinterest and Google Images.

[If you are writing an x reader fic and are looking for tips for creating an inclusive moodboard, there are some awesome resources here: one | two !]

After that, go back to your template and click on the different photo frames, and use the Replace button in the toolbar - it will let you replace the template photos with your own. Double tap to move and resize your image within the frame, (and there are also filters you can use if you want!)

When working on moodboards, I like to move things around. You can replace the frames they use by clicking on the item and then clicking the Trashcan. Then go back to the + menu, and then Elements, and scroll down to Frames. You can scroll through them all, but my fave keywords to use in the search bar is: polaroid, torn, and ripped.

Once they’re added, you can move them wherever you want. There’s a button on the toolbar that says Position, and you can shift the object forward/back between the items around it.

DETAILS:

Once you add your photos, then comes the details! You can change the background color and add/change the fonts (or upload your fave font to use!) Try out all the tools on the toolbar to see what you can do, there’s a lot of options.

I love love layering with my moodboard, so I will go back to the + / Elements tab, and then search for things to layer in. My fave searches for Graphics recently are: ripped paper, grunge patterns (to use in the background), star patterns, dried flowers, and dried leaves.

You can use the Position tool on them to fit them in-between or in front of your photos. I usually use them to hide harsh edges or in places that look a little empty.

I also like adding fabric texture to the backgrounds, to fill the space between the photo frames. There isn’t an easy way to do this - the best way I figured out is to find an image of the texture you want, and then to add a photo frame with a torn or jagged edge in the very back (and then use your new texture there). You can duplicate and move it, to cover the space (you can see some examples below - the beige flower pattern in the Din one, the black velvet for Alfred).

Here are some examples of the original templates, and then what my finished ones look like. You can see what I swapped out, moved, and added:

original image | my moodboard

EDITING:

Once I am happy with the design I download it, and then edit. I love this part - pop it into your fave editing app, and play around with the exposure/contrast/hues/sharpness. I will mess with the color balance & vibrancy as well - this can really take a moodboard I like, to one I love.

Here’s some gifs I made showing before /after editing - both are pretty before but I think the after has an oomph that I really appreciate.

[When you finish with one and want to use the same template, you can click Make a Copy, and it will duplicate it. I began with templates but everything I do now are copies of heavily/edited templates or ones I’ve made from scratch. But for starting off, I think a template is the way to go!]

And that’s it!! I would really suggest just opening it up and seeing what you can do. Not all of mine turn out great, but each time I think I get a better handle on all the different options and what my moodboard style is.

I really hope this helps! And feel free to tag me if you post any you make, I’d love to see them (or drop me an ask if you have any questions!) 💖💕

[saradika-graphics]

DIVIDERS MASTERLIST | NAVIGATION

Aesthetics/Themes

Cutouts

Hearts

Holidays/Weather & Pride

Fandom & Music

Florals & Animals

Food

Minimalist/Colors

Stars/Space

✨(Everything was made using Canva - so check that app out if you’re looking to make your own! Credit is not required but a reblog would be great if you use! 💕) ✨

[rmstitanics]

THEME: Light and Dark Academia

made from resources found on pinterest

no credits needed, but reblogs are always welcomed!

[saradika-graphics]

Free Headers/Dividers Masterlist

If you’re looking to add some graphics to your Masterlist, check out this list! All images are free for you to use - just please consider liking or reblogging 💕 And for best quality, tap/click and open each image and save from there (don’t save from the post itself!)

[Requests are closed - please read here!]

Aesthetic Dividers

Headers & Dividers

Blog Themes

Making Moodboards in Canva

Navigation & Support Banners

Recent Faves:

— beaded letter cutouts

— mini moodboard theme: space

— stars & space: sun

— button cutouts

✨(Everything was made in and using Canva - so definitely check that app out if you’re looking to make your own! Here, here, here and here are some tips on using the app / making graphics if you haven’t before!) (and credit is not required but a reblog would be great if you use! 💕) ✨