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I draw the body.
I'm 19 years old
I started me doing this when I was 13 years old

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We are learning how
I draw the body.
I'm 19 years old
I started me doing this when I was 13 years old
Digital artist cheat for drawing rooms in perspective :)
Draw flat/straight down, use the transform tool to your advantage, get the angle you want, extend your lines upwards, add details. Easy peasy. 😊
This trick saved me a lot of time. It's not perfect, but it gets the job done :D Hope it's helpful!
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defiantly nothing sus about this water...
here's one without the sand
welp
(reblogs are appreciated)
My favorite art hack to date is:
Buy more kneadable eraser than you need.
You only need a little to erase.
You can use the rest as a mess free model "clay". If translating what is in your head to 2d is hard, sculpt it with basic shapes, tilt it to whatever which way, put it in the perspective you need. It's solid grey so the tones and shadows are easy to see too.
check out pink sugar on webtoon for more nonsense
Drawing hack to save a life!!!
Okay...
I'm standing at the kitchen counter, cooking dinner for the family, and it takes a while so I have my sketchbook out and I'm lamenting that my erasers are all rubbed to rounded edges when I want a sharp corner. Then I notice the knife and cutting board 2 inches away. Why have I never thought of this before???
How to draw without a pencil
It’s funny that more than half of the time that I spend drawing a portrait, I’m not even using a pencil. Smudge sticks are something I absolutely can’t live without. My portraits were transformed the day I discovered them.
I usually draw the initial outline of a portrait with a faint 4B pencil. I fill in details with a much softer (8B or 9B) pencil. Giving depth and drawing shadows is done entirely by using a smudge stick.
Check out this tiny video of me drawing an eye.
Smudge sticks are very inexpensive. I use Cretacolour sticks, though some people make their own, by rolling newspaper into a point. They have the same effect, just depends on what you’re comfortable with :)