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[squeegeearts-blog]

so my friend, sadsolar , told me about a game he liked called Danganronpa and when I saw this guy my first thought was - bugle. So enjoy these images..

[skillshare-blog]

DIY Watercolors - Full Tutorial 

[artist-refs]

Don’t know how good they’d be, but it looks like a fun experiment :D

[theworldisfulloffloozies]

Good meow-ning

[gonemovedbye-deactivated2017062]

GUYS I FIGURED IT OUT

the new tumblr mobile update made it so that if you tap a tag on someone’s blog it takes you to the actual tag in tumblr (which is dumb and pointless)

if you want to got to the tag on the person’s blog, you have to hold down on the tag for a few seconds, then you’re able to select whether you want to search all of tumblr or just that blog

hope this helped any of you having the same trouble that I did

[artist-refs]

Do you have any for laying down as a body position? Or just link body positions, any will do.

Please see [resting]. All pose tags are listed [here]

[celinekim218]

Celine! your work is beautiful! I really love that interior for Phantom of the Opera. What was your process for that?

Sorry I got back to this question so late, I wanted to take my time to organize the process.

1.RESEARCH: I actually have tons of more images but these are my main references. I tried to grasp the design and the lighting here.

2. SUPER ROUGH SKETCH: Just to give me an idea of the design and the general placement of the furniture.

3. Rough Lighting: This is never a final but here I’m trying to find the right path to visualize the lighting+mood I had in mind.

4. Clean up sketch: Tighten the shapes and details so that I don’t lose them when I paint.

5. The all-mighty crit time: After a crit+suggestions I went through some major construction change to give the room more interesting shape.

6. Re-sketch: I added some other furniture thinking more about the eye-path and variety of size and shape.

7. Finishing~: Yup. Basically detailing and photobashing, really trying to aim for the mood I want for this environment!

So…this is pretty it hope I answered it well!

[rocketssurgery]

Gladys's guide to drawing heads

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[gimmeluhv]

Idk if it’s real but I want it. Also some @sixpenceee shit

[sixpenceee]

These are real! 

[harteus]

i sure as hell hope this one is a little more informative than the nose tutorial. beware of really bad handwriting and possible grammar mistakes.

i was asked to make an eye tut as well. you can find the nose tut right here; CLICK YO

i really hope i’ll be able to help at least a bit! cheers xxx

[mugges]

Hello!! If it's not too much trouble, could I ask for a tutorial on how you color hair?

I usually put the line art for the body and the hair on separate layers. With the hair layer being above the all other line art layers.   

then I fill in the hair with a solid color (usually with the color I use for the other line art)

After locking the pixels on the hair layer I change the color to the darker shade of the color of the hair

These are the brush settings I use when shading hair for both Clip studio(manga studio) and Paint tool sai. I usually prefer to use Clip studio when I paint.  

After I change the color of the hair I start painting the light parts of the hair. starting with a large brush, making it smaller as I slowly refine the edges of the hair. After I get the lights in I go back in with the darkest shade and refine the hair even more. Then I end by adding highlights on a separate layer above the hair.