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hello guys this is GDARTS deathpool drawing |Drawing Deadpool - Time-lapse | GD ARTS || GD Arts ?????? and like and commet on it #deathpool #GDART #mangahotestgirldraw #howtodraw #realisticsketch #drawing #howtosketch #indiandrawing For my latest drawing updates follow me at Instagram -https://ift.tt/2PbVeOX Twitter - twitter.com/dutta234 Facebook - ift.tt/2QC8E8X Youtube channel : www.youtube.com/channel/UCnb_wvKGhgf-kBC3IQibEKA using faber castle Sketch Markers Square size - 6 CM Materials used - 0.5 Mechanical Pencil - Eraser Stick / Charcoal eraser - doms marker / faber castle multiliner - stic blod Colour Markers - faber castle Sketch markers (set B) - A3 Size Drawing Paper (Bristol smooth) - mount matic skin tone colour don't click on link www.youtube.com/channel/UCnb_wvKGhgf-kBC3IQibEKA?sub_conf... life to make it
Managed to find a few minutes for another Sergio Toppi inspired city. •
Drawn with @copicmarker_europe SP Multiliners and @rotringofficial Tikky pens on @daler_rowney cartridge paper.
hello guys this is GDARTS wish you very very happy day a had how to colour the naruto kurumaru mode and any do't you can coment me this , For my latest drawing updates follow me at Instagram -https://ift.tt/2PbVeOX Twitter - twitter.com/dutta234 Facebook - ift.tt/2MMXLgN Youtube channel : www.youtube.com/channel/UCnb_wvKGhgf-kBC3IQibEKA using faber castle Sketch Markers Square size - 6 CM Materials used - 0.5 Mechanical Pencil - Eraser Stick / Charcoal eraser - doms marker / faber castle multiliner - stic blod Colour Markers - faber castle Sketch markers (set B) - A3 Size Drawing Paper (Bristol smooth)my life to make it
This milk coffee image has been colored with prisma colors and Copics.
Hair: black multiliner
Floor: C1
Background: B02
I don't own a lot of those markers unfortunately.
hello guys this is GDARTS ( drawing arts super pencil) pubg drawing || {gd arts drawing arts superpencil} and like and commet on it For my latest drawing updates follow me at Instagram -https://ift.tt/2PbVeOX Twitter - twitter.com/dutta234 Facebook - ift.tt/2MMXLgN Youtube channel : www.youtube.com/channel/UCnb_wvKGhgf-kBC3IQibEKA using faber castle Sketch Markers Square size - 6 CM Materials used - 0.5 Mechanical Pencil - Eraser Stick / Charcoal eraser - doms marker / faber castle multiliner - stic blod Colour Markers - faber castle Sketch markers (set B) - A3 Size Drawing Paper (Bristol smooth) don't click on link www.youtube.com/channel/UCnb_wvKGhgf-kBC3IQibEKA?sub_conf... life to make it
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Stamps: MSTN Super Stache
Die-namics: MSTN Mustache Trio, MSTN Stay Cool, Perfect Present
Patterned Paper: MSTN Black & White Plaid
Dye Ink: Black Licorice
MFT Card Stock/Specialty Papers: Sweet Tooth, Gravel Gray, Black Licorice, No Line Coloring
Supplies/Tools: foam mounting tape, MISTI, Steel Snips, Large Metal Adapter Plate for Die-namics, On-Point Precision Glue
Other: Die-cutting machine, paper cutter, MISTI Grid Paper Pad, MISTI Bar Magnets, Copic markers, tape runner, QuickStik Pick-up Tool, plastic eraser, Scor-Buddy, Glassboard, gray Copic multiliner, clear acetate card stock
Emin Pasha was born March 28, 1840. He was a German-Jewish physician in Egypt, then part of the Ottoman Empire. His birth name was Isaak Eduard Schnitzer.
Pen: Copic Multiliners
Watercolor: Sennelier
Sketchbook: Stillman & Birn
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hello guys this is GDARTS my art work and like and commet on it For my latest drawing updates follow me at Instagram -https://ift.tt/2PbVeOX Twitter - twitter.com/dutta234 Facebook - ift.tt/2MMXLgN Youtube channel : www.youtube.com/channel/UCnb_wvKGhgf-kBC3IQibEKA using faber castle Sketch Markers Square size - 6 CM Materials used - 0.5 Mechanical Pencil - Eraser Stick / Charcoal eraser - doms marker / faber castle multiliner - stic blod Colour Markers - faber castle Sketch markers (set B) - A3 Size Drawing Paper (Bristol smooth)my life to make it
A still life drawing often gives more freedom in composition. Having decided to use watercolours, I chose wet in wet technique because the blending makes the drawing more natural and realistic. I also used a box cutter to scrape for polishing. For detailed parts like sewing I used a multiliner.