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This is the last stop
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a lot's gonna change
Source: instagram.com
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oh and that gap in my resume is when i was digging my own grave
the dirt under my nails is - yeah. it won't wash out. although that's actually from when i dug myself out again. i suppose success and defeat can look the same in a mirror.
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Tao Siqi (Chinese, b. 1994)
Rabbit, 2019
Oil on linen
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Office Siren issue 0.2
by me .
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bees collecting sap from bloodwood tree.
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Congolese woman with children. 1920-1940
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Duke Devlin H5 for the Expression Challenge
Duke in H5
He's a chibi because I literally can't draw him normally 😭
OMG HE'S SUCH A SASSY CUTIE THANK YOUUUUUUUU
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I don't know which artist needs to hear this, but if you don't like your lineart...if you find that the lineart stage does not add any value to your artwork...then you do not need to do lineart. your artwork is still complete if you go straight from sketch to colours. as long as you think it's complete.
The same goes for any stage of art making. does shading not bring joy or improve the piece in your eyes? then you do not need to shade! some art styles genuinely look better without shading!
#im always sayinmnn#i used to HATE doing line art and yhen i realized that i dont have to make the color and line art a seperate thing#like ill do the color first and then put a line over it only if i feel it needs the emphasis#and if i dont like it or need to redo something then its super easy cause i didny put ao much pressure or thought into having the lineart be#its own seperate thing from the piece itself in the first place#luckily with digital art you can just draw over top of mistakes so thats fun
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