#any tips on lighting

[missconchshell]

Who am I without you?

[obsob]

bedtime story with my love !!

[sniffusnif]

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[loveanasstuff]

Everytime i see my sister and her food freedom.

I just can not imagine how is it to just EAT?

She dont have this Little voice in her head? She see food insted of number? She can feel hunger or fullnes after eating?

Mindblowing.

[znowumotylek]

Schudnięcie 15kilo rozwiązało by wszystkie moje problemy

Thinspø

[lowbatteryalert]

If I'm standing and I don't feel dizzy that means I'm doing something wrong.

[cecoeur]

How do you sleep at night? No one to hide behind Betrayed every alibi you had You had every chance to make amends instead you got drunk on bitterness And you still claim that you're innocent, it's sad

[futureverseninja]

Back at it with another art post

This time digital

Compared to my last post, I think I’ve actually improved

[rabbits-of-negative-euphoria]

you are pitting Jesus and Santa Claus against each other. I am acknowledging Santa as both a mythic symbol of Christ and a cultural legend based upon a real man whose faithfulness to Christ was used by God to grant common grace not just to the people of Myra but throughout the entire world. we are not the same.

[itsnotmourn]

Not ship chart related but I think your art is so pretty!! Do you have any tips? Especially with coloring if it’s okay <] (/nf)

waah thank you very much! i'll try and explain but here’s my colouring-specific tips, or at least how i choose my colours !! <3

unless for stylistic reasons (e.g. greyscale drawing), i personally avoid pure black, greys and white for colouring. go and choose off-colours instead! for lineart, black is okay but i always go for an actual colour anyways heheh. for the background colour of your canvas, sometimes an actual colour (rather than white or grey) may help you pick your palette to be more harmonised!

following this, i also don't like using pure/neon for colours, unless it's for a certain aesthetic or artstyle (e.g. the character has a "toxic/radioactive" aesthetic; the character is a scenedog (or similiar); or highlights). see below for examples! they may be subtle but sometimes the subtly can make the difference you are looking for... if you're looking for a natural look. if you're aiming for the bright/old 2000's artstyle, then pure/neons may be your friend!

when i'm casually drawing characters (oc or not), i rarely colour-pick from the reference image. i find that when you're "forced to make the palette", it can come out more pleasing to your style/atmosphere of the drawing! it’s more personalised that way... like yea, that’s my favourite versions of those colours! i'm not saying that my colours are better though, only that "hey that's me! in those colours!!" you can have the reference image on the side or go by memory. here’s me doing this with pride flags:

nowadays, when drawing the spooky month characters—who have simple designs god bless—i can just imagine their reference and adjust the colours in my head lol example: if i know that Lila's colour palette is purple, and that her winter sweater is coloured lighter than her hair, then i can just go ahead and pick whatever shade i want following that rule!

(of course, always double check with the actual reference for physical design inaccuracies and skin tone if it applies. my advice above is just for general hair/clothing colours! …because yknow you don't want to accidentally whitewash a character's skin in the name of aesthetics lol. if you’re unsure and want to be on the careful side, please do colour pick the skin at least !!)

moving on... gradient maps and certain blending modes (like exclusion, luminosity and darken) can be a game changer too. for normal drawings (e.g. drawings with no environment), i use darken the most because it changes a few colours rather than the entire piece... (the percentages are opacity levels!)

oh and as a really basic shading tip without using blending modes: sometimes, you just gotta go for grey. shading a warmer colour? use grey to make a cool tone. shading a cool colour? use grey to make a warm tone. not all the time (because you don’t wanna make your shading seem muddy), just sometimes…

and that's that! there's always exceptions to rules and often times, your headshot doodle ends up as one big experimental mess (in a fun way, hopefully)!

this is how i choose my colours though most of the time, it is just me going “good enough”

i think we're pretty similar on how we like warm colours! i enjoy going the simple/lazy route and avoid blend modes but then again, shading is a whole different thing…

hope this helps in any way !! <:3 !!! <3

[golodala]

Things to do besides eating ˚୨୧⋆｡˚ ⋆

→ Knit/Crochet

→ Clean your room

→ Start an ëd journal

→ Go for a walk with/without your pet

→ Window shop

→ Watch a movie

→ Read a new book

→ Play a sudoku puzzle

→ Sew something

→ Scroll on tumblr

→ Learn a new dance

→ Make a diet plan

→ Do a piece of homework

→ Learn a language on duolingo

→ Drink a bottle of water

→ Have a fashion show in your room

→ Nap

→ Try a workout routine

→ Make a list of safe foods

→ Look at spö

[zazaalefaza]

I don't feel pain anymore.

But I'm so hungry.

[sniffusnif]

A little bit of thinspo ❤️

[loveanasstuff]

[znowumotylek]

„SCHUDNĄĆ”

[huntermorgan]

I just think he’s neat 😌