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hey 15 wonderful people that follow me, please go follow my new blog, @beecap!! (it’s a main blog now so i’ll probably follow you back if you have an art blog :3c)

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Hey, so I know a lot of artists out there are looking for good mobile solutions for maximizing their workflow and being able to take their work with them on the go and stuff, and not everybody can afford wacom’s admittedly outrageous pricepoints, and I’ve been doing a LOT of research and watching a lot of reviews and I have stumbled onto something that might be what you guys are looking for!

It’s the Chuwi Hi13!

It has a dual-functionality OS so you can choose between Android (tablet mode) or Windows 10 (PC mode/tablet mode) and it has 1024 levels of penpressure which honestly is pretty comparable to most mid to low end wacom tablets. 

For those of you concerned about pen pressure - my mobilestudio pro 13 has like 8k levels of penpressure or something insane like that and I absolutely cannot tell the difference between the pen pressure sensitivity on this thing and my old bamboo. It is pretty much just something fancy that they put on the box to impress you. It’s like seeing a game run past 60fps - your eyes won’t be able to tell, it’s a bragging point.

Anyway, the Chuwi Hi13 clocks in at - get this - UNDER 400$. That’s less than most yiynova and huawei tablets! That’s an INSANE bargain, and all of the reviews I’ve seen on this tablet have been overwhelmingly positive. 

I really, REALLY recommend this thing if you’re looking for a mobile solution! It doesn’t seem to have the same issues that the Microsoft Surface tablets have with pen jitter which is an overwhelming relief because I know so many people cannot stand the surface tablets for that reason.

The only downside that I can honestly see is that this tablet comes with only 64gb of disk space, but I’m PRETTY sure you can expand it by popping a 256gb SD card into the SD card slot and leaving it there.

Anyway, it’s something to think about! Hopefully this will be helpful to someone.

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Hello, friends!

Meg here for another TUTOR TUESDAY! Today let’s look at noses! They can be quite pesky, I know. If you have any tutorial’s you’d like to see just shoot me a message here or on my personal blog! Seriously guys, send me requests! Keep practicing, have fun, and I’ll see you next week!

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i cant stop thinking about eating dirt off the floor. i dont want to, but, my brain is like ‘eat dirt aff the flair’ (my brain is scottish) and im like no and my brain is like ‘dae it ya cheeky wee twat’ and im like…… 

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okay so my other post has gotten circled around from hell and back , but now I just want a better, cleaner version to get a chance to get around so HERE YA GO

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What's type four hair?

It’s the thickest hair type, and is unique to people withblack/African blood in them. it’s a very common hair type for black women.

Type four hair is broken down into three sections

4a, 4b, 4c, with 4a being the loosest of the thickest and 4cbeing the thickest of the thickest.

Type 4a hair:

Type 4b hair:

Type 4c hair (my hair type)

Someone with type 4 hair may have all type 4 hair texturesin their hair (4 a-c), but it’s more common for someone to have both 4b and 4chair since those are similar.

Type 4a is loose yet thick at the same time but has adefinite curl pattern. It’s very curly.

Type 4b hair is kinky and not nearly as loose. Like type 4chair it can stand like an afro but more than often it has a kinky curlypattern.

Type 4c hair is the thickest and unlike the others does nothave a curl pattern. It is very kinky coily and literally defies gravity. It almostalways stands up in an afro state, and even if it is long, it still stands up unless itis stretched. 4c hair has the most shrinkage, meaning that you can have backlength hair, but if it is wet is shrinks up like a sponge to a smaller, afrolike state.

It is what people refer to as nappy hair and what not.

Type 4 hair (especially 4c) is the most discriminated and made fun of inboth the natural hair community and outside of the community which is why somany black women fear going natural because they don’t wanna have type 4 hair.

But honestly, type 4 hair is amazing and it’s sad societyhas made us think it’s awful. I have 4 hair and I love it.

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Hsdfgh. of course dear you can ask. I TRY and be of some help. :O also I hope that these images show better than in the last tutorial….

CLICK FOR ORIGINAL FIRE TUTORIAL

OH I ALMOST FORGOT! CLICK THIS  Google everything for reference ;D for colors, for shapes. look at images. <3

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expression meme - tired edition :’0c

free to use as long you credit the source <33

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this is valerie…. she’s cool

reblogs are appreciated + help me out! i’m also on deviantart!

also… click on it if you actually want to see good quality

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this is valerie.... she’s cool

reblogs are appreciated + help me out! i’m also on deviantart!

also... click on it if you actually want to see good quality

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a roxy for homestuck day!!!!!!!!!!! (albeit a day late..)

reblogs are much appreciated! you can also find me on deviantart ;)

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i drew amethyst while experimenting with art styles.. i like it a lot (also im on mobile rn so the quality is probably dead)

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5 min tutorial for trcelyne, hope it helps! 

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artist struggle #46802: did I come up with this idea by myself or did I see it somewhere else but just don’t remember where and I’m just tricking myself into thinking this is my own original idea??

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i drew amethyst while experimenting with art styles.. i like it a lot (also im on mobile rn so the quality is probably dead)

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I love the expressions when people fall in love.

So, I’ve studied a blushing face for a long time.

Someone want to see a happy one, so i made happy one better than others.

Enjoy the meme!

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little art tip: the position of the ears on a human does a lot to communicate the angle of the head—whether it’s tilted forward or back.

tilted back with the chin forward, the ears are going to look lower down, closer to the mouth; tilted forward with the chin tucked, the ears look higher up & more in line with the eyes.