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This Portrait Painting Exercise Will Make You Better
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Life-Drawing · 30 Ways to Fill a Sketchbook · SemiSkimmedMin
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HOW TO MAKE A SIMPABLE OC! by Kooleen
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My “draw the squad” memes so far
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write-n-art-refs · 3 years
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End Crystal AU Frame Redraw [Fan-art/edit for Goop Goblin] by The french fry that draws
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write-n-art-refs · 3 years
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500 hands in 5 days 💀 ! feel free to use them for reference 💖 
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write-n-art-refs · 3 years
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something a lot of traditional artists don’t realize is how important it is to store your art in something acid-free, and it’s something I didn’t think about until I started working in a frame shop and saw all the damaged artwork people bring in.
Acid burn can take a couple decades to become obvious (a lot of the things I receive with bad acid burn are from 10+ years ago), so it doesn’t seem like a big deal until suddenly all your art is permanently stained yellow/brown and brittle. The major culprits are tape, mats, frames, newsprint paper, and CARDBOARD. If they aren’t ph neutral, they’re going to leech acid into your paper and discolor it.
you will not believe the amount of times I’ve opened up someone’s old matted art to find nasty crusty tape that’s left dark rectangles:
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or pictures that have orange margins from where the mat laid against it:
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Storing your art in cardboard long-term is setting it up to be brittle and gross in the future. Scotch masking tape is your art’s enemy.
Cotton is naturally acid-free, so it’s good to work with cotton art paper and mats. Most plastic sleeves are also acid-free. Sometimes acid-free options cost a bit more, but considering how dramatically it can affect your artwork, it can be quite worth it.
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Click here to download the brushset!
Type in 0 to download for free, tips are very much appreciated but not required! Hope you all enjoy these brushes! Please share them with friends if you like them!
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You know what’s some crazy $hit?
This fabulous bitch
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She makes a shit ton of poses (like 16,000 or some crazy nonsense).  I used this lovely lady to draw so much as a teen.  Whether it was some nerdy pose for my Mary Sue as fuck OCs
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or for full on fight sequences
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or for tragic deaths of my OCs in the arms of a totally OOC main protagonist.  
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this bitch hooked me up.  
And with the wildest, craziest stuff that you could see in your head but had no way or resources to reasonably draw like
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or this
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or this
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DUDE!  INASNE SHIT!!  So I was using her for a pose reference and decided, you know what, I owe this bitch some cash.  Lemme dole it out for her.  BUT then, I looked and saw she only has 286 fucking patrons!!  This chick gives out free shit and spends countless hours arranging these shoots and setting this stuff up.  
I’ll fork up the cash, SenshiStock.  You’re worth it.  
Check out this amazing woman’s stuff, and get knowledged:  https://www.deviantart.com/senshistock
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write-n-art-refs · 3 years
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YOUTUBE OCS VS PROFESSIONAL CHARACTER DESIGN by LavenderTowne
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write-n-art-refs · 3 years
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h-how does one draw clothes, mi madre? any tips? mine just looks flat lmao 😭
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1. Draw the body first.
2. Do the neckline and select points where the clothes will pull down from (gravity). The looser the clothing, the more gravity will pull down on it.
3. Scrunch where the clothing bends (joints, extra cloth). Basically, make a bunch of zig zags in the corners.
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write-n-art-refs · 3 years
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Learning to draw anatomy in a week// Study with me by Blue Biscuits
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write-n-art-refs · 3 years
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✨♿Wheelchair Drawing Tutorial♿✨
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aaand it's finished! An artist's guide to custom rigid frame wheelchairs! This is completely free to use, reference, and save. Reblogs are welcome but please do not repost without permission and credit. Have fun, lovelies!
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write-n-art-refs · 3 years
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Queen’s back lmao
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Avocado 🥑 Pie 🥧
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How do you do body proportions please help- (Great art BTW I love your Doctor Who art!!!)
Aaaa Thank you!! ;) and aghh uhh I don’t know.. I kind of use this classic proportion? Very roughly though, sometimes it turned out a bit weird and needs to be fixed later. I’m still learning about it too, proportions are super confusing to me and they has always been the thing I struggle with the most. I also use a lot of refs!
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And, not sure if this help but I occasionally use this app called MagicPoser where you can make models and move them around. It’s a bit stiff and take too long to make but it help me grasp the basic shape/pose and shading, especially useful with multiple characters since I tend to mess up proportion in attempt for the characters to fit with each other
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