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[cheeky-orchid]

btb to 2017 original: https://www.deviantart.com/dan-heffer/art/P-O-L-A-R-O-I-D-524690401

[teabrodraws]

Hello everyone,

Teabro here with a little personal update on what I’ve been doing and why I post so rarely on here. You see, I really wanted to focus on improving my skill, so during the three months of free-time from university I have spent almost every day drawing. I took part in an online art course called Schoolism, read lots of art books and made lots of new accquaintances with similar goals as mine. I even dabbed a bit into the complex world of painting. My understanding of certain subjects like gesture and storytellin grew as did the amount of materials I used up over the course of three months. Here we are now, four sketchbooks later and I have to admit, I am kinda proud I did so much. But while I feel my skill grew a bit, I also feel that I neglected some important aspects about drawing and art in general. I don’t know exactly what it is, but studying like this just really isn’t as fun as what I did before. Some further thinking is required on these implications.

Anyways, down below the break you can look at the tools I used and some of my favorite drawings out of the sketchbooks:

Hello and welcome to the after-break section where I present some more insight into what I drew and what tools I used:

Alright, so my main tools were three different fountain pens (of which one sadly met it’s demise through an unfortunate cleaning accident - seriously never clean your fountain pens with or put in hot water) and three little helpers. I really wanted to focus on using traditional media that you can’t erase easily so that I had to consider where and how I put my lines down.

Onwards with some favorite picks of sketches (it’s not really much, as I spent most pages on exercises and gifuring out shit):

Monte Zebra (I used a bit of white Gelly Roll to remove an effect that I didn’t want in the end)

quick drawings of chicken

Gesture exercises for Alex Woo’s Gesture course on Schoolism 

The following pics are Scott Robertson exercises I filled my biggest sketchbook with:

If you’ve come this far from the bottom of my heart thank you a lot for taking your time to look through this mess of a post!

[quma]

Croquis in 2016 - 2017

Focusing on the Wrinkles and Figures

[miu-chan16-blog]

Me descargue un pincel tinta y quise probarlo asdasads Dejo a mi niño Aran con su brujería vuv❤

[zzoffer]

I have been trying to do some more animation lately, so here’s a little doodle thing I made :)

I was going to make it smoother, and clean up the lines, but I’ts just so much work...!

[littlebong2309]

my sketch book :D

I’m so happy because all of my artworks done. And also, this is the proof of my hard-practising

[jalomelo]

just a random scene to practice body side views, I do like their designs so i might actually keep them

[zyonji]

A study of Lucien Victor Guirand de Scévola - White Roses