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meteoralinart · 1 day

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Practicing a bit. I thought about Lily and James, but it could also be Ginny and Harry 🙂

#harry potter fanart #harry potter #lily evans #james potter #lily and james #lily x james #practicing

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xi-xi-chen · 1 month

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Scared to color the other doodles...

#jinx/lux #luxanna crownguard #jinx #xi-doodles #lightcannon doodles #lightcannon #practicing #diff brushes #means diff styles #xi-colors #im sad these days #cause i miss #my crush

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pixlokita · 10 months

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Tumblr stop deleting my cringe? Please?

#my art #fnaf #five nights at freddy's #michael afton #jeremy fitzgerald #Jeremike #winged gregory au #ok still not happy with the wings so gonna keep #practicing #tumblr stop also interrupting my tags? please?

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a-bit-of-owlish-fun · 9 months

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Slowly feeling more confident with my carving. I have some larger pieces of rubber on the way, and I think when they arrive I'll be ready to take another crack at one of @shelternmberone 's gorgeous Vash designs :D

Work has been busy lately, so missed out on practicing my carving the last couple of weeks, but I've taken an extra day off this week to recoup and will be doing another stamp tomorrow I think :3

Feedback and advice always welcome!

#stamp making #stamp carving #carving #rubber carving #Stamp #Trigun #trimax #tristamp #vash the stampede #Vash #craft #Practicing #Ink #ink stamps #printmaking #linoprint

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themadknightuniverse · 8 months

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Kim Wexler for sunday traditional practice! 😊

#my fav character after Nacho 💖#I finally dare to draw her #kim wexler #rhea seehorn #better call saul #bcs #practicing #sketch #my art

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iwanttobeaseme · 4 months

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Trying grey scale with Gojo

Ps. 2 slots remaining for January waitlist comms!

#greyscale #practicing #digital aritst #jujutsu gojo #jjk gojo #gojo satoru #jjk fanart #jjk #jujutsu kaisen #digital illustration #digital painting #anime fanart #art #fanart #artists on tumblr #illustration #anime

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abbeyofcyn · 1 year

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Anatomy practice

#rottmnt #rise of the teenage mutant ninja turtles #rottmnt donnie #art #rottmnt leo #rise of the tmnt #rise donnie #rottmnt mikey #rise leo #rise mikey #practicing #dynamic poses with parkour photos #and since I want to practice drawing the turtles more I combined the two #I would like to thank the first person to draw them with tails #tails are adorable #sorry for excluding Raph I had no more room left

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palaeosinensis · 9 months

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Another practice meme redraw. I was originally doing Blocky Palaeo but the bottom one started being divine so I ran with it. I've only done two of these so far but I suddenly understand the value of the exercise. Redraws cut down the "mental load" of making art into something more startable, which makes you more likely to actually draw, and all drawing is practice, so oops you actually practiced.

#art #drawing #palaeo #palaeosinensis #paleopanthera #tiger #illustration #tigers #digital art #practice #art exercise #learning art #practicing #furry #anthro #meme #redraw #repaint #nah yes

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strickenspirit · 7 months

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I'm too sick to do anything, so practicing with the old pen, pencil and paper.

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fixyourwritinghabits · 9 months

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hello! not sure if this is a weird question, but I was wondering if you know a writing equivalent to how artists do drawing/painting studies of something they aren’t experienced with (backgrounds/faces/hands)?

my best guess would be something like doing really short stories that focus on sth the writer wants to explore, like a genre/character/dialogue? but I feel like the benefit of a study is referencing a photo or real life in order to make your art more convincing, whereas there isn’t exactly a ‘realistic’ standard for writing so you wouldn’t be able to evaluate your writing to it

So the experience you're looking for is basically "a college intro creative writing class" which is not very helpful, if you have limited resources and/or a horrible experience with college creative writing classes.

However. You can easily replicate this experience for yourself (or in a small group) by getting together and thinking about what kind of writing you would do in this sort of class. A rough summary of would cover:

Poetry - writing some poetry (even if you think it's terrible!) can help you narrow your focus on what words work best in a limited setting.

Fictional short stories with various POVs - 1st person, 3rd person, and even 2nd person short stories can help you flex your ability to tell a story from a different perspective.

Non-fictional short story - I won a small college award for writing about how much I hated working at McDonalds, lmao. Non-fiction might be hard if you've never tried it before, but it can really help you gain perspective on how to project your personal experiences into a work of fiction later.

You don't have to stick to what you think a college professor would like - you can also branch into fanfiction and drabbles, video game scripts, journaling and comics. There's plenty of 'writing class' books you can find second-hand store, online prompt generators, and free classes on YouTube such as Brandon Sanderson's lectures.

The most important thing when practicing your writing is scheduling time to review, especially if you're doing it on your own without feedback. Not only do you want to write things down, you want to take time to read back and reflect. What did you like about the last piece you wrote, and what did you not? Where would you like your skills to grow in (dialogue, description, themes) that you can work into your next project?

While you should push yourself out of your comfort zone (trying to write in the styles of authors that don't sound like you, poetry), don't drag yourself through weeks of doing something you hate. If something is not working for you, switching gears to something else is perfectly fine. On the other hand, don't give up on something just because it doesn't feel write. Like drawing hands, writing skills will get better with practice.

#writing #practicing

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likesdoodling · 4 days

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:D:D:D

Reads manga style/right to left not left to right. :D

This is an amalgamation of a pre-existing shoujo manga, (A Sign of Affection) and Ascendance of a Bookworm. Since as you can probably see, I replaced the main characters, (Yuki and Itsuomi) with Rozemyne and Ferdinand. I'm kinda trying to 'study' manga layouts- (*cough- great excuse for reading copious amounts of manga *cough) so I tried using a few pages as reference to see what the composition was like and all that. This is my Shoujo example. I've got some half-finished Shonen ones as well, but this was the first one I got on to finishing since action shots are not my strong point. Even if I have the appropriate reference.

And no, that last picture was not in A Sign of Affection, I just have a certain inability to draw anything completely seriously so I couldn't help myself. It was also a case of-

Would Ferdinand and Rozemyne actually act like that? I mean... I dunno if they would, but if it was someone else's misinterpretation-

Which is where Hannelore came in. Because I can definitely imagine her fangirling on the sidelines.

Anyway.

This took way longer than I thought it would, (Random insert- I HATE drawing Ferdinand's profile. It is so HARD to draw!! >:/ Doable, but it is not one of my favourite things. That's for sure) but it was worth it. I think. Looks cool anyway.

:D

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ironic--maiden · 1 year

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English as not your first language is great sometimes. Like you can spend all day reading ao3 fanfictions and just tell everyone, including yourself, that you are actually practicing your English this way. No, I didn't read smuts all day, I studied.

And the best part is, you can really learn something this way.