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Yay! I'm finally done with Jinko. Jinko's wings are based from Blue Dragon Ral Grad. It's a really awesome manga.
I borrowed Jinko from cockles&mussels.
I hope you will enjoy this version of the "Healer of Pathanac."
Fuçando no We Heart, achei um desenho da Bel Mendes que acabou me inspirando a criar o meu. Fui olhando para o dela e desenhando, alterando e colocando outros detalhes...Não sei desenhar muito bem, mas acabou saindo \o/
getting my 1st tattoo this weekend, most likely friday night...I am so stoked! It is gonna hurt like hell and I'm going to be a total baby...sweet
Digital doodle on Procreat. Photo from Stocksnap.io. Watch the drawing process here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCz4zORqZME
Happy Mother's Day to all the beautiful mommas and like-a-moms out there!
I made my mom a blue bird card with a love note inside.
Yuki came over to Erikku's place to go out. Though they couldn't go anyway because Erikku transformed again. The poor guy felt to bad when she came over. So they watched a DVD and Yuki fell asleep on Erikku. Then Erikku starts thinking, "You deserve better than me...."
Well it may not be the comic but you can think of it as a side story. This image suddenly came to mind. Reminds me of the time an old girlfriend of mine came over and wanted to go out. Then we found a good movie playing on TV and she fell asleep on top of me, in actually the same position.
One of five different covers for a KIDS LIKE US/THE MONGOLOIDS split 7inch released by Double or Nothing.
I saw a photo of Charlize Theron in my TV guide and decided to use it for a study sketch.
While it seems solid enough in quick passing, there are some things that could be better (as there always are). That is a good thing, because it means I'm still progressing.
The way I set up the sketch was different from what I did previously. I find tried to visualize the head as a block in perspective and tried to see it without the hairdo. Next, I set up the proportions of the features (where I made a mistake, by making the nose slightly too long), and corrected the initial outline of the head and neck accordingly. Finally, I added the hairdo and the shading on the face and neck, and made the background darker.
I need to practice this more often, because in the portrait class at the local community college, I often go wrong in the initial setup. I need to visualize and even pre-visualize before I concern myself with how it looks. Structure first, looks later. This requires discipline on my part, because some models are just too beautiful not to be in awe.
I don't want to follow a strict technique, but rather keep it loose, so my art doesn't become stiff and predictable. This means I will be slow at first, compared to those who follow some step-by-step tutorial, but once I've mastered my less procedural approach, I will get faster, no doubt, and blow the 1-2-3 artists out of the water.
One hopes, at least.