#Used Mellon soup art bases for these

[sunfloweraroace]

Digital art is very useful for engaging in hyper fixations because I can trace drawing bases and use textures too

Have this drawing of some hunger games characters (if nothing wrong happened)

[denzartriste]

Was very very tired when drawing this, so i also drew ponk very very tired (Do you think he stayed by Sam's bed in the hospital till the last possible minute. Do you think sometimes when she falls asleep sitting up and is woken up, it's like she's there again. The first time Sam drived alone again do you think Ponk kept her phone on till he knew Sam was okay. Do you think she believed him when he told her he got to where he needed to go safely, or do you think he kept just waiting for a call.)

Ponk is also wearing Sam's hoodie :D

second one is them a bit older, most likely. Gave Sam his fully green hair because he deserves it!

Fanart for @cyrenescreams's fic 101 reasons to live and keep living after that, 2 chapter left before its finished im going to combust

[garpen]

Pt. 44 Gotham Twitter AU

<<Part 43<< Master List >>Part 45>>

Thank you to @whizb0 for the beautiful DickKori wedding art we see in slide #3 ily 🤟

Art in slide #1 and slide #4 by me using base from @mellon-soup

[acetypeface]

Okay, so I drew a Vee and I’m unreasonably proud of it. It’s my first completed digital art piece :)

I used a base (credit: @mellon-soup) for the pose!

[imtiredofbeingimmortal]

I've been having a sort of digital art block lately whereI can't draw human characters(even though I really need to) and anatomy doesn't make any sense to me at the moment. But for SOME reason, I start attempting to draw the ninja turtles, and all of a sudden, anatomy makes perfect sense. So uh. Yeah, here's Mikey and Donnie hugging because I love the PB&J duo.

Also, crediting @mellon-soup for the base I used as reference.

[queermentaldisaster]

All my LMK art/designs all in one place!

@kk-cats, here you go!

Feel free to use as pfps, credit would be preferred!

All bases by @mellon-soup

[pitayas-ball-pit]

Bases should be credited when you upload art, especially when you're claiming it to be your art

You’re right, I use bases for digital art because I’m still learning to draw my own poses, all bases I use are mellon-soup bases because she’s fine with her bases being used and has said as such. I’ll remember to credit the bases I use from now on. Outside of the bases I draw everything else.

[limon-rat]

Art dump!!

(Since I just figured out you’re on tumblr, I figured now would be a good time to show some OC drawings I’ve made using your bases <3)

@mellon-soup

[lalunearts]

Been brainstorming with my rp partner @multif0rmed about a hypothetical mafia au and its somehow given me my best few art days. I thank @mellon-soup for the bases i used for the top 3 images,

and thanks to the random random stock image i used for the final one- these were practically warm up sketches and yet it kept pulling me in to do more

In order from left to right we have The original sketch i did really quickly of mafia ava in a cute dress that suited her

Ava before taking the role of leader

Ava's Current inner circle/Trusted members(you can really tell that I've never drawn brain before-)

And Ava without her mask showing her left eye :)

[non-euclidean-soup]

Hey yall! Welcome to the blog I made- I'll probably mainly post either crazed ramblings or art- so have a taste of both I guess? Bases from @mellon-soup used

[garpen]

Happy Birthday Lian 🎉🥳

<<Part 43<< Master List >>Part 44>>

(so many August Birthdays)

Used art base by @mellon-soup 🙏

[lunarhavenarts]

A redesign of my D&D OC 🖤 kinda want to transition this into a primarily art account, but that all depends on my motivation tbh

I used a base from mellon-soup for the pose

[karamatsuboy-aj]

Me and my friends spidersonas I used a base for them they're a old I used these bases

They're from @/mellon_soup on tiktok I think they have a tumbler I might draw more of my OC (fang)

Edit they do it's @mellon-soup they make bases their art is cool

[mrsleepyheadfandoms]

Some new art. Used Mellon soups bases and art references because poseing SUCKKS!!!

[ervinafindy]

From hand scratches to artificial intelligence: Andy Warhol who lived back in the grip of Denny Ja

Andy Warhol, a contemporary artist from the United States, is known as one of the important figures in the art of pop art. His iconic works such as "Campbell's Soup" and "Marilyn Monroe" have inspired many next generation artists. However, now the name is again turned on through artificial intelligence technology created by Denny JA. This article will discuss more about Andy Warhol's work and how the intelligence technology made by Denny JA gives a new possibility in seeing Warhol's works. Andy Warhol: Pop Art Artist who changes the world of art Andy Warhol was born on August 6, 1928 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is the youngest of the Slovakian immigrant family. Warhol learned art at Carnegie Mellon University and became one of the most famous pop art artists in the world. In 1962, Warhol created a series of works of art entitled "Campbell's Soup". This work consists of a series of images of Campbell's brand soup cans in various colors. Warhol followed the pop art trend that appeared at the time, where artists took pictures from daily objects and then turned them into iconic works. Besides "Campbell's Soup", Warhol also created other iconic art works such as "Marilyn Monroe", "Elvis Presley", "Mao Zedong", and "Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis". These works created major changes in popular arts and culture at the time and still continued to influence contemporary artists to date. Artificial intelligence that makes Andy Warhol come back to life However, artificial intelligence (AI) has now allowed people to see Warhol's works in a new and interesting way. With the development of technology that continues to develop, Denny JA found a way to bring Warhol's works back in an interesting way. By using AI, Denny Ja can make "digital characters" made based on existing warhol images. This allows characters to be displayed in various poses and places correctly, such as actual characters. This digital work can also be used in various formats such as movies, games, and animation. Denny Ja chose Warhol as the main object of his AI experiment because Warhol has many works with patterns that can be repeated. These patterns facilitate the use of AI technology in creating new work. About Denny Ja Denny Ja is an Indonesian businessman and philanthropist who has contributed greatly to the empowerment of human resources in Indonesia. He is famous as the founder of Diginusa, a non -profit body that is expected to develop competent human resources in the field of digital technology. In addition, Denny Ja also runs several other projects such as Elsa (English Language Speech Assistant), an application for learning English using artificial intelligence technology; and Unpalin, a platform to promote tourism in East Nusa Tenggara. Conclusion Throughout history, art has always evolved through new technology and innovation. The use of artificial intelligence as a new technology provides unlimited possibilities in the creation of art. With a touch of artificial intelligence technology, we can see the works of Warhol in the digital world, such as the lives of the artist himself. This artificial intelligence technology innovation brings the miracle and beauty of the hidden from Warhol's work into the view of the present generation.

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[mellowscrolls]

Going to put a disclaimer in here that Ego draws like a goddamn maniac when they get really going/interested in something, and they have a very good sense of expanding on skeletons. Putting it all under a read more bc. this is long actually oops.

Don't feel bad if things feel stiff or awkward because, yes, most of it is gesture, but a good portion is also understanding the draping/falling of body parts/body fat/fabric. I have taken College level art classes if you want credibility.

My main tips are usually:

"Cheat" like hell.

Don't be resourceless, don't be afraid to look something up, don't feel like you can't squash or stretch or copy paste your own art because "that's not what real artists do." I myself have aphantasia (can't visualize things) and need a lot of help with posing, my main sources are athlete pics from pinterest, adorkastock, and mellon soup on pinterest. BIG NOTE: IF YOU TRACE OR USE BASES FUCKING CREDIT YOUR SOURCE TO THE BEST OF YOUR ABILITY. I am not against tracing for practice, and I very rarely post my traced stuff (usually used to nail down anatomy) anywhere other than a private discord. Ego doesn't use resources nearly as often as I do for poses but that's because they're insane and willing to spend an hour tweaking their sketch.

Don't be afraid to admit something's not working.

Go back and redraw things even if you're on lineart. Make it make sense visually, and don't be afraid to run your sketches past others to make sure you've got it. Hands suck, get a team on it. Wings suck, get a team on it. If that fails, start over. You're young. you've got time.

Vary your goddamn subjects

Stop drawing only skinny people doing that one "hands behind back" pose. If you're past that point, good job. There are better tutorials than what I can give you to learn this, but one I've had a lot of use with was the Morpho: Fats and Folds (?) pdf post that circulates. Look at how your body (or your friend's body) (or your mom's body) (or the cadaver you've got in the basement. I don't judge.) falls. I've found it's easier to reverse engineer a skinny person from a chubbier person than it is to construct one from scratch. (THAT IS PERSONAL REFERENCE DON'T YELL AT ME)

Line of Action

Use it. Don't know what it is? Find out. Use google. Learn. Go find a video of a human person and take a random screenshot (I recommend parkour videos tbh), draw what you think the LOA is with your phone and finger. LOA helps with overall composition, which is really its own post. Just remember what you want to be seen first and make it the most obvious with lineart/color/lighting/positioning. Practice. It WILL become intuitive. (Ego is using gesture drawing, which is more like a collection of LOAs. I also recommend doing the LOA thing to find gestures in screenshots.)

Draw where people can see you

Discord VC is a perfect place to give yourself some pressure to perform that you won't find drawing all on your lonesome, just make sure you're following your discord's rules with your art. Or go outside, if you're a person who does that.

Post it if you hate it

If you feel like there's something more to add but you just don't know what, and you'd be happy with it if not for that, fucking post it. Perfect is the enemy of good.

Show your friends your art

You need feedback/love/validation, don't hoard your art like a dragon, share it!

tips for not drawing stiff and awkward poses? P.s (your art is hecking adorable)

I am not the greatest at giving tutorials, but maybe this will be of some use to you?

My main tip is the use of gesture lines! Essentially, the skeleton of a pose. Very messy, hard to discern unless you’re the artist, but in my situation they’re essential for posing (especially limbs!).

From the gesture/skeleton I can start to fill out the rest of the body, following those lines. I usually use the gesture lines as a suggestion, not necessarily as a detail-for-detail map. The gestures will usually be a little off, especially in the length department, but those things can be adjusted with the base! Gesture lines are just to get a feel of the weight and flow of the base. It’s during the base that I fill things out and see what needs to be tweaked from there.

This first image is the same form the last set, but it’s to show a side-by-side of my base before and after I do some tweaking. I’m a BIG supporter of digital stretch-and-squish tools, grids, and other line-manipulators. If you’re using digital mediums, don’t be afraid to use these to your full advantage, ESPECIALLY on the base stage! I’ve found it’s much less painful fixing a base than trying to fix lineart.

If you’re a traditional artist, my best advice is to not be afraid to erase ;w; Obviously I am not as well-versed in that department, so I don’t have many other tips for that.

Last step is usually adding other details that would go on lineart, though I only do this about 50% of the time. Just depends on the mood, but adding sketchy details like sleeves and belts and ties (and anything else) will obviously help map out the lineart — it’s a good way to see how things will interact with your base without committing in lineart just yet.

If you’d like to see a type of speedpaint of my progress, I’ll throw one in! It’s hard to quite tell when I use stretch-and-squish tools, but I do use them a lot! I think that + gesture lines are the two biggest helps when it comes to posing.

Hope this was some amount of help! Happy arting!

(PS. Thank you! <3)