I drew a tuxedo cat, but in an odd color. Kind of a personal challenge, mostly. Made a preset sheet and rolled some dice and I draw what the dice landed on. Turned out pretty good by my standards.
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Did this a few hours ago...
- graphite
- pen
- ink & brush
- permanent marker
Feel free to say which one is best, & why.
Pen pusher, brush dragger, wood butcher & usual suspect.
Check out my scribblings & stuff here, por favor.
At 7/3/23 04:52 PM, lwpage wrote:Could use some advice on shading. It's a mess, but I'm still working on it. I at least learned from this vase here that a blending stump will never be a proper substitute for good transition from light to dark and vise versa.
A few things you should know, in no particular order:
- Blending stumps are fine for blending graphite & charcoal but they aren't magical. They're not the only option, either. Experiment with things: binder paper, bar napkins, a clean bandana, a makeup brush, etc.
- The key to good shading is to know what the light is doing: where it is coming from & how it describes the form. Once you understand that, the rest ain't that hard.
- For beginners, the best way to start is with basic shapes (soup or soda can, a smooth ball, a box) with one source of light hitting it/them from one side. You want one side lit & the other side in shadow.
- For beginners the smart way to start is by drawing shapes in real life with pencils on paper. You need that good foundation--& hopefully a bit of finesse--before you start doing it all digitally. Depending on Ctrl-Z or clicking "Undo ____" can all too easily become a crutch. Gain basic skill in traditional media & once you go digital, you'll be ahead of more than half the artists on Fiverr & similar platforms.
- Most of all: if you want to get good at realism, you must learn how to see what you're drawing. It is a level of focused vision that most non-artists never achieve, with few exceptions. Drawing is as much about seeing as it is about putting marks on paper.
Good luck.
Pen pusher, brush dragger, wood butcher & usual suspect.
Check out my scribblings & stuff here, por favor.
An update to the tileset I post 3 days ago. Stuff is getting REAL;
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I still have to do the background π₯
Found a twitter prompt to fight my art block with.
Not enough to fight my color block though. :P
I draw lot, but this is the last thing i did, it's my newest OC, he's a librarian bomb, no name yet
At 7/4/23 09:12 PM, Yyusep wrote:I still have to do the background π₯
Done π
I'm starting to get how to properly scale a drawing any size I desire. Just have to ensure the length and width ratio is the same no matter how much I scale it. This ensures it remains in proportion no matter how big or how small I make it. I found this stock image on shutterstock for a still life subject.
And could make it larger or smaller as I desired to. And again, as long as the ratio of the length and width remains consistent, it's always in proportion. Still have to work on a number of things, but so far so good.
everyone who's been terminally online since 2014 remembers this chick
I haven't got any recent work finished but I will leave a WIP here. ^^
At 4/9/21 07:38 AM, LucaTheHuman wrote:If you've drawn anything recently whether if its a full on drawing or just a doodle drop it below and tell us about it :)
At 4/9/21 07:38 AM, LucaTheHuman wrote:If you've drawn anything recently whether if its a full on drawing or just a doodle drop it below and tell us about it :)
Hehe i drew Scary Girl
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At 7/4/23 01:44 PM, oninego wrote:An update to the tileset I post 3 days ago. Stuff is getting REAL;
Cool. This reminds me of games like Donkey Kong from back in the day, when having an Atari system meant you were luxe... (you had to hook video game systems up to your TV--which had a picture tube!)
Pen pusher, brush dragger, wood butcher & usual suspect.
Check out my scribblings & stuff here, por favor.
At 7/6/23 02:37 AM, shadenlines wrote:At 7/4/23 01:44 PM, oninego wrote:An update to the tileset I post 3 days ago. Stuff is getting REAL;
Cool. This reminds me of games like Donkey Kong from back in the day, when having an Atari system meant you were luxe... (you had to hook video game systems up to your TV--which had a picture tube!)
HAUAHUAUHAUHAHUAUHUHAA RIGHT!?!?!?!??! damn, what a day XD
drew something on paper again since i was pretty happy with how my last drawing went
made this art to celebrate me turning 18 years old today.
i participate in the tutorial drawing Hotdog on DA, here's what i draw
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Nothing fancy, just some ink lineart
Devil's demolition dance, BattleTech edition :)
artfight's been kinda tiring but im liking it
uh anyways, i drew someone's anthro scatterbug
