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[phanfictioncatalogue]

Could you please make a masterlist of Phil kissing Dan's neck, but there is no smut, just Phil being silly and/or smitten by Dan and by how sensitive his neck is.

There should be quite a few in our neck tag!

- Tori

[everlastingrandom-art]

I love the way you draw curly hair, or any kind of hair, please teach me how you do it (sorry for my english, it's not my first language)

I’m not that great at tutorials but here’s a quick guideline for curly hair. It’s important to educate yourself about the different textures and types of curly hair. There are waves, ringlets, coils, and locks. And they’re all great! But they all behave differently depending on environment.

I’m going to use ringlets as an example since those are some of the kind I see people tend to struggle with. I start with the bare head with a clear definition of the hairline. Then I decide what point I want the hair to sprout out of on the head (indicated by the arrow). I draw simple soft, sort of rectangle shapes to indicate the clumps of hair and what directions they fall in.

Then I draw curved lines from the the top point of each sections and try to wrap them around. It helps to think of each section like a cylinder.

Then I draw circles at the end of the sections (and think about it like a cylinder.) Usually at this point I’ll leave that for the sketch layer and redraw it on the line art layer, while carefully drawing double lines for each section so it looks like there are slight spaces between them. I’ll draw a little connected curl at the end so that it looks decent. Finally I just go nuts and draw random curly lines because hair should be fun and sometimes chaotic.

And there ya go!