If you're looking for tutorials and amazing artwork that's what you'll see. I just want to make myself better so I'm using this to find ways. You can too.(not my work until I get better)
“The picture was taken before she was famous,” Michals remembers. “I had simply been told she was super talented and big things were in the wings. We went up town and ran around the Marquis theatre and had a lot of fun. I asked her to dance and she was as joyful as she seems in the photograph, just radiant.”
meryl streep photographed by duane michals, 1975.
lmao what kind of fucking tutorial is this
it’s literally just
also it’s not even good, those are the most basic-ass tier tits i’ve ever seen. badly drawn hentai tits.
What do you want the artist to do, go to your house and hold the pencil in your hand for you?
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ok, i’ve decided to make a tutorial on how to prepare these graphite blenders (english is not my first language so keep that in mind) hope i explain myself well:
i think they’re called stumps in english, whatever, the point is i’ve seen a lot of artists ditching them and recommending using q-tips instead becaue “they’re hard and don’t blend well” or using them right away, so i thought i would show you how to soften them. some of you may know this but i’m sure a lot of you don’t
step 1: buying them (i recommend getting 3, the smaller one, a medium size one and a large one)
step 2: search a hard surface (the floor is great) and get a hammer
step 3: get one stump and start hammering it, you have to hammer the whole stump but go a little bit harder on the tips
step 4: roll the stump and hammer all sides (don’t go crazy it has to stay round) it may take a while
step 5: to know when you’re done you gotta squeeze the tip, it’s gotta be soft enough to form an oval between your fingers but not flaten right away
step 6: choose the softer tip and put the stump vertical with the chosen tip up, hit the floor repeatedly to get rid of the other tip, keep doing that until the bottom is flaten, you should end up with something like this:
step 7: once you’re done, put tape around the point, right where the cone of the point starts forming
step 8: get some sandpaper and sand the tip (horizontally like in the gif), keep the sandpaper in your case because that’s how you “clean” the tip
i had these for almost 7 years (yeah i know they look nasty, art isn’t clean)
and they work perfectly
Great for traditional artists! I love blending stumps.
For those who still use pencils, you may want to consider using these to get the full potential of pencil and carbon drawings.
What the frig!? I took every art class my college had to offer and they never taught me THAT’S how you use those!? D:<
I have never hammered mine but these things are a life saver. I use them to create my pencil pieces.
i never know what to do with the body when i do these so here’s one of those things with arms™
companions of inquisitor frisk! in the order of mages, rogues, and warriors :D
frisk themselves is a rogue, although if they can, they use their stealth abilities to avoid/flee from battles lol
tbh i did this crossover to draw ut characters in dai clothes, but actually drawing the armor… it was fun but just lay me down to rest……
Thing i learned some time ago!
hope you all find it helpful ( perspective grids can be your friend!)
Quickly flipping through my daily sketch planner, since I don’t think I’ll be able to finish this year properly cause I’m still recovering. I might try this tiny planner/sketchbook again in 2017 but I don’t want to fall behind on 2016 before I even start.
Thanks again for all the support this year. I wish I could reply to everyone but my messages have piled up so much it’s giving me a bit of stress haha @_@;;. I do read all of them though, so thank you guys for the emotional support. (◍•ᴗ•◍) ノ ♡
ps: I got this sketchbook on Amazon (US) | Amazon (.ca)
I re-shot this to document it better and made it more HD :).
