#uchuuhikuke

[nightleafreads]

Hi! I was thinking of buying the raven boys and I was wondering if it's good or worth buying it. Would U recommend it?

Yes, I would definitely recommend giving The Raven Boys a chance if you haven’t already. The book is slowly paced so it might take some time to get into (it did for me), but I found the atmosphere and the characters to be quite interesting and different. Now would be a good time to read it also since the last book, The Raven King, is coming out late April. 

[7th-district]

hi! i love your theme #18, but i was wondering if you could help me; the page arrows won't appear under the links. thanks!

Disable the infinite scroll option for the arrow links to show.

[blanania]

Can u draw tips on limbs? I can't seem to get the balance right, and it doesn't have to be too detailed if it's trouble for u just small tips like how many bumps to draw arms or how far the knees should be from waists. So sorry for bothering and thanks for ur time!!!

uchuuhikuke

I’m still struggling a lot at human anatomy, especially limbs, hands and feet so honestly I’m not really confident to give you a tutorial on how to draw these parts ^^;; But I can give you some pointers for practicing on drawing limbs and human parts, just how I do to make my anatomy skills get better little by little. ‘

Like every single artist will say about learning anatomy, you have to observe from real life because human bodies are differed from people to people, observing will help you to see how the muscle works. Surely each person has different body type and the amount of fat/muscle, but when it comes to muscle motion, I think they have the same structure and function, so you’ll see which part will be bulged out or which will be flat when flexing/moving... like this

source

here’s a simple and not very correct example of how I draw arms:

check this tag out, everything you need is in there

for knees, I think they are located at approx 1/2 the total length from waist to the feet. (see how to draw knees)

last but not least, just a personal experience, the muscle will look more ‘real’ when you perform it with shading + highlighting instead of guide lines

I think that’s all I wanna (can) say for now, hope it helped ^^

[akamechaaan]

uchuuhikuke answered your question “ok i decided to be more active on twitter so im looking for some...”

my username is kiuriss

lionellexleone answered your question “ok i decided to be more active on twitter so im looking for some...”

*realizes I havent used my twitter in months* The Keboguitartist. Youll know it when you see it

GOT IT :D

ETA: actually no. i cant find keboguitartist omg??

[dubblebubble]

Hey I'm 14 too!!! Gr. 8? 9? This age is kinda in the middle tbh cuz it's like the "no ur too young for that" and the "ur too old for that" points in life.

Ahh I tend to disagree. I personally hate being 14, because you’re mature enough to make certain decisions and do certain things, but no one will ever take you seriously for it. I feel like 15 gives you more freedom c: 

sleepover sunday!

[studyign]

Hi! So I have math finals like 2 weeks later and I remembered u had an advice to someone else. would u mind redirecting me to that post or give me a few advice with colour coding/ remembering formulas and terms? Thanks so much, ur blog's been great help!!!

here u go

[snogfairy]

smut, smut, cute smut, smut

i'm not sure what this is about but i strongly approve of these words :D

[snogfairy]

Wait u don't draw? But then what's that thing about commissions? I had thought the same as the other anon! (Oh and don't worry ur art of making fanfics are beautiful)

Well that's what it's about! Writing commissions! :o

I've seen some people do it and the thought is really tempting. Earning a little extra money by writing for what I love seems like a nice idea!:)