Kiro_Shinigami
Kiro_Shinigami
Cosmic Destroyer
Come and hang out too? I love coffee and company <3
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Kiro_Shinigami
Kiro_Shinigami
Nyahilism
Obsessive Lunatic
Kiro_Shinigami
Kiro_Shinigami
Cosmic Destroyer
Kiro_Shinigami
Kiro_Shinigami
Cosmic Destroyer
Ofan
Ruthless Nerd
kennymap
kennymap
Ofan
Ruthless Nerd
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Ofan
kennymap
Ofan
...or one of these horsie carousels...
well I found a mid way of sorts. started anatomy practice from models and such, so i just got a sketchbook I don't feel bad about ruining so all the shameful sketches liv ethere >.>...
Teach me how to do action poses. emotion_kirakira Those are what I tend to use references for and I rarely do them as you can see from my gallery. Otherwise I just draw whatever comes to mind.
teach me how to do lineart Dx
I work via combination of life reference and applying force lines. I take a reference and study it for a bit. once I understand the tension ponts and the force lines I draw the pose again, from the head, but make the lines more extreme so the motion will be stronger. that's pretty much it => (though some times I just brain fart poses that I am fairly comfortable with)
How many times do you have to draw it before it becomes 2nd nature?
Please, your lines are already good okay.
Doing lineart is hard though. Not gonna lie. Well I mean it's not hard for me anymore but it still takes some effort to have that steady hand.
my lines are clean enough yes, but yours look almost vector like, and you play with the line-thickness perfectly. I just tend to do them uni size, which makes the lineart not look good enough when stand alone. how long does it take you making lines for a full body?
I usually do a small page of sketches. first time I try to copy what I see with curves and all paying notice to muscles and proportion, then I slowly break it down and make a skeleton of sorts from which I take the force lines. by then I don't need the reference anymore, and take the points that are the main focus of the pose and pull them some more (in this case the twist of the body, the lift of the leg, and the shoulders, all which are lined up on a tilted line that stretches from shoulder to the foot. all in all from study to color it should take around 2 hours, but you can take more effort on the study side if you want and do a few more pages of pose study. that's what I should have done but was lazy...
Kiro_Shinigami
Kiro_Shinigami
Cosmic Destroyer
kennymap
Ofan
my lines are clean enough yes, but yours look almost vector like, and you play with the line-thickness perfectly. I just tend to do them uni size, which makes the lineart not look good enough when stand alone. how long does it take you making lines for a full body?
I usually do a small page of sketches. first time I try to copy what I see with curves and all paying notice to muscles and proportion, then I slowly break it down and make a skeleton of sorts from which I take the force lines. by then I don't need the reference anymore, and take the points that are the main focus of the pose and pull them some more (in this case the twist of the body, the lift of the leg, and the shoulders, all which are lined up on a tilted line that stretches from shoulder to the foot. all in all from study to color it should take around 2 hours, but you can take more effort on the study side if you want and do a few more pages of pose study. that's what I should have done but was lazy...
Wow. Thank you so much for your help. It's nice seeing how you lay out your sketches. I should probably just get myself a little sketch book to doodle in. I would love to rummage through your pages. emotion_dowant
And my lines, vector like? Nah I wouldn't go that far. lol. I would say that my favorite brush to use for lining is the "ink pen" in Sai. I tend to keep the stabilizer at around 7 or 8. I raise it on rare occasions when I tackle particular parts of the drawing where my hand can't produce the most desirable outcome.
kennymap
Kiro_Shinigami
Kiro_Shinigami
Cosmic Destroyer
kennymap
Kiro_Shinigami
Kiro_Shinigami
Cosmic Destroyer
kennymap