#ryansheist

[madiniwa]

Taurus buddy!

*friendly taurus noise*

[jerernydooley]

I was poking around the ah tags and stumbled upon this blog but are you Justin like the one who was called spinach?

that's me!

[synnesai]

I like your watermark, it so nicely designed! It's amazing I mean It doesn't distract or take away from to piece like other ones I have seen. :))

oh my god thank you!

yeah….i have been getting very upset lately by the AMOUNT of people stealing and reposting my art on instagram and facebook without credit (some even taking credit themselves I have seen!!!! >:O )

so i try to watermark everything now…I like the design too! I am glad to hear it doesn’t distract that is my main worry :(( 

[achievementhvnter]

ryansheist replied to your post: mookingryan replied to your post: cast...

i’m an almost kaitlyn less ‘it’ and more ‘e’

You're forgiven. Everyone  C/Kait/te/li/yns is forgiven.

[madiniwa]

Aloha Miss Madiniwa! What do you think is a good first step to take when learning how to drawing people?

Heyo! I don’t know if it’s the ‘best’ approach, but I think learning basic anatomy/proportions is a good place to start. I feel like there’s basically no way you can conjure up poses and understand how the body works to the point where you can communicate it effectively if you don’t know the basic ‘rules’ behind it all.

Doing life drawings and focusing on how the body moves, as well as the general face structure etc is a good way to get into it! From there you can observe other people and start looking at different body shapes, gesticulations, actions, emotions and anything else your little drawing heart desires! At the end of the day though, hard work and practise will be the best thing for learning any aspect of drawing, so keep that in mind too uwu

[alittlebitgayandmore]

Aloha Vavvy!

Hola!

[codeine-cockbite]

So where's the audio of Michael's laugh in this new heist video? I need that about right now!