#baby rocky

[babythegod]

Nephew 💕

[shortformdrip-blog]

Yo! Thanks for the answer! I ask because I've been getting into digital art lately. I'm basically starting from the bottom. Sketching is something I still need to learn. I've drawn basic doodles before, but there's a certain strategy to sketching, a certain flow that I don't understand yet. It's interesting to hear that you have multiple pages of sketches at any given time. I guess you just decide which to ink and which ones you'll leave for later in the moment, huh? And about the brushes, you say that you start with a chunky brush first before moving on to a thinner one. That's because you start inking the thicker, outer lines first before adding the smaller details, right?

I hope you don't mind the follow up questions, but it does seem like you enjoy talking about the process and Lord knows I could use the explanation! If you're interested, perhaps you wouldn't mind looking at some of the drawings I've done lately? I started a new blog just to post the things I'm making.

How long does it take you to make one of your multiple Rocky sketches? What's your workflow/process like?

This is a wonderful question!

First, my workflow consists of me starting to draw the sketches immediately after I eat some dinner. I have at least 4 pages that are always ready for the 'line art' stage. I have a rough outline of each sketch in a chunky brush before using a thinner brush.

I do one full page everyday and after that I like to work on my own art for the rest of the day :)) I also take breaks pretty frequently so I don't burn myself out easily. (Or have my hand cramp up)

Second, I think it takes about 2 hours on each page on average, and I like to listen to something familiar while I'm doing it. I get distracted otherwise lol. Some days it's slow, others it's faster, and I flip flop between that daily.

Oof, I just word vomited. Sorry about that! I'm just very enthusiastic about answering this question :))

This one took about 2 hours for example.

Also baby Rocky definitely crab walked and did like a silly stance just because.

[inewsrihanna]

Baby RZA. 💘💫😍

[laurellala]

Wow guys ace attorney is so cool, I wish lawyers were real

[phuckindope]

likkle dondon don julioooo

[puffofpinknpretty]

he is tewwwwww fine

[v4mpib4mbi]

type of vibe i bring to the function 😋

[superstar8bongos]

prep!

[cryscendo]

I wanted to make a time capsule of my time at McKinley. I know it's stupid, but it'd give me a reason to come back every once in a while.

@giftober 2024 | day 15: references

[paristexaz]

"What do I owe you, Paulie? What do I owe you? I treat you good! I cook for you, I clean for you, I pick up your dirty clothes! I take care of you, Paulie. I don't owe you NOTHING! And you made me feel like a loser? I am NOT a loser!"

Talia Shire as Adrian in Rocky (1976) dir. John G. Avildsen

[no-place-to-be-happy]

What is this damn thing anyway.

[bigforeheadbaddie]

happy september first, here’s my running list of halloween costumes i’ve yet to do yet

[inewsrihanna]

[keenadraws]

I really liked the new chicken movie... 🍿

[johnnyslittleanimalblog]

Proud mom and her baby - Wild Horses by Georgie Alexon Via Flickr: I have had the pleasure to see the wild horse mares with their baby's the last few years. This was the first time I found this particular pack of horses with the white mare who I had heard so much about. This photo was taken in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains west of Sundre Alberta, Canada. DNA studies conducted by both the University of Calgary and University of Texas show that our Alberta wild horses are indeed genetically unique. They have DNA related to the draft horse, Indigenous ponies and the original Spanish horse. -Equus ferus

[pickleviv]

✨ rocky horror postal show ✨