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felt it was time for more Lucasse art, so here's him showing off the ice magic now that he's no longer restrained by the magic-inhibiting cuffs!!
It's me
This is EXACTLY what i look like
Not totally sure if this will be helpful to anyone, but my partner was asking about the recent coloring I was doing under my shading layers. It is still kind of experimental for me and I am definitely still learning, so take this with all of the grains of salt, but I thought I'd share!
(Also please forgive any typos. I was rushing to make this in under an hour because I had work in the morning, haha. And, to be fair, my laptop is so old that the keys are falling out and sometimes come with my fingers when I'm typing.)
((You can also use this on different skin tones, to be clear. You'd just have to adjust the colors, but humans tend to always be warmer / more saturated in flush areas. Because of, you know, the blood.))
Please, be nice. I am trying my best 🏋️🏋️😓😓. Part 12.
💬 3 🔁 5 ❤️ 12 · Post by @squirrelmop · 2 images · Please, be nice. I am trying my best 🏋️🏋️😓😓. Part 11. If you are a bot, no I am not ava
Li Rui. Squeeze Space. 2012.
In 1938, pumpkins with human faces have been produced by John M. Czeski, Ohio farmer, after four years of experimenting. To grow the novel fruit, Czeski fashions an aluminum mold of the head he wants to reproduce, and places it around a growing pumpkin approximately the size of a small grapefruit. After the pumpkin has expanded enough to fill the inside contours, the mold is removed.
for sale A4, black crayon