And another one I forgot to post!
Oh, I haven’t posted this one yet! Older Al & Scorp.
I wonder how many times I can draw them before I get bored.
Idk, I'm trying to learn to trust my hand and not spend hours cleaning stuff.
The Outsider again! Feels weird to draw him with expressions ahah
I forgot to post this here :o One of my favourite manga ever! I started watching the 1999 anime when I was a kid and I’m still completely in love with it!
Taking a break in the requests because I fell into the Dishonored fandom… I love too many things, stop me ;-;
Here’s Ginny in her Quidditch outfit for @thelastautumnleaf ! You probably forgot about this since it took me about 3 months before doing it, but I hope you’ll like her nonetheless!
I started the second season of Voltron, and Pidge is amazing, ok?
Anonymous asked:
Hello! I recently found your blog and it's amazing! I was curious if you had any tips for beginners drawing anatomy?
Hey there! Thank you ♥ Well, I’m not very good at it yet but I guess I have some ressources that might interest you.First tip if you’re just starting out, keep a good anatomy book close to you when drawing. That way you can check and see if what you are drawing is right or not. Other than that, there is an exercice that really helped me learning and understanding the main muscles : 1/ Take a nude image as reference2/ Draw the pose by doing the skeleton first and then the muscles. Don’t try to copy the model exactly as you see it, but try to understand the main volumes. That’s something I still struggle with, but once you start to get that, it is much easier to construct you own characters. Try to do this every day, at least once a day so you forget whant you learned the day before.I have no idea if you’re already familiar or not with the most “popular" references, so I’m going to list a few.Websites for online figure drawing :- https://www.quickposes.com/en/gestures/random- https://line-of-action.com/practice-tools/figure-drawing/A few anatomy and figure drawing books I use:Bridgman’s Complete Guide to Drawing from LifeDynamic Anatomy by Burne HogarthFigure Drawing for All It’s Worth by Andrew Loomis (you can’t go wrong with Andrew Loomis)Proko’s Videos (obviously not a book, but his videos are interesting and the explanations are easy to understand)To conclude, I have one last piece of advice: don’t try to learn everything at once. Set yourself “small” goals, one at the time. For exemple : “this week, I’m focusing on the muscles of the arm.” “This week, I’m doing the upper back”. It can be a bit tedious at first, but you have to go through this. It’s worth it, and it can even be fun, don’t worry ^^ Good luck, and I hope you have fun drawing ♥
A young Draco Malfoy for @pennigg101297 ! I’m sorry it took so long, school has been pretty intense these last weeks. I hope you’ll like him ♥
I love Newt. He is an instant fav. I was not sure about the 5 movies thing, but now I can’t wait for the next 4 ahah! What did you think? (Also, I fell in love with Mezamero’s art and wanted to try a similar style to hers.)
Victorian(ish) Femlock ~ I don’t know about you, but I need more of these two!
Just doodling Luna & Ginny in casual clothes ~ I might post more doodles/sketches from my sketchbook, because I’m probably not going to have a lot of time to do finished pieces this month. I hope you’ll still like it ☺
It’s my first time drawing Ginny! I tried so many effects on photoshop ahah, maybe a bit too much. Oh well, I’m experimenting!
Ahhh it’s been too long since I’ve drawn the one and only Jim Moriarty =D We don’t get enough fanart about him these days... (I’ve see so many good b&w art in my dash since it’s Inktober. So I wanted to do something similar, even though it’s all digital here.)