#myprocess

[joehills]

It's the fifteenth of January, so this is my quarterly reminder to self-employed folks to submit your quarterly taxes!

I always start by asking myself, "what's the name of the EFTPS website?"

[petricorah]

timelapse of this piece

ID: The timelapse starts with a sketch, then shows colors being added and the drawing being refined until the final version, as described below. The video has occasional slight flashing colors.

The finished drawing is of Sokka kissing Zuko from ATLA. Both of their eyes are closed and Sokka is holding the back of Zuko's head. Zuko's long hair is pulled back into a messy bun with hair escaping and Sokka's hair is down and in his face. Sokka's eyebrow is drawn together passionately, and there's a slight smile on Zuko's face. The colors are tinted purple. End ID.

[rykundsz-art]

If you don’t mind me asking, how do you do the iridescent effect? It’s really amazing 😭 been wanting to try it!!

Hello Anon! I'm glad that you like how I do the iridescent effect.

I tried making a demo/tutorial (?) to show my process, I hope it's understandable!

I'm sorry if it's confusing, I'm not the best at making tutorials lmao.

I hope it's okay!

I want to specify that it's just my own process and that it's in no way something that you have to do or strictly follow.

It's all about playing around with colors and match it with your own pieces!

[Edit: I'm sorry for the typos it happens a lot and will happen again (not native english)]

[eric-sadahire]

Vacations aren't about making memories or having new experiences.

Vacations are about having 11-15 beers a day in a city where nobody knows you.

[kourota]

Art process for the Hawks big bang piece!!! Feel free to ask me any questions!!

[fbaxterwrites]

Hearing your WIP as a podcast/audiobook: NoteBytes

So there is another awesome website called NoteBytes, that turns your notes into a podcast for you to listen to.

I will be using this and Audiblogs. Audiblogs for turning articles and various research resources from text to podcast, and NoteBytes for turning my own words to podcast.

I think for any aspiring writer this may be an amazing option to:

1. See what your work sounds like aloud like an audiobook.

2. Gage the pacing, is it too rushed? Too slow?

3. Hear your writing or grammar errors, if you switch perspectives, use too much exposition, etc.

Overall, I am really psyched about this tool and will definitely implement using this daily for both general research and my WIPs. I would highly recommend others do the same.

[thaeren]

The perfect quote by Oscar Wilde

I started this one on the tablet, came back to the paper to straight the ideas, and then back to the tablet haha Sadly I forgot to save the first draft made.

The word "front" on this one was the most difficult part of any lettering I've made so far (the second place goes to "self-esteem" on the Halsey’s quote posted on January 16 lol)

The paper draft: (as you can see, the front was changed — many times):

The tablet draw:

Cleaned on Illustrator w/o color:

[thehandsomestnerd]

It’s a process...make a plan, visualize your future success, and then put ur plan into action working continuously towards your vision.

🕶Enjoy Success!🕶