#linework practice

[magicratfingers]

Linework practice with Rosamund

[boredguitarfish]

A lotta durges for me and my friends

[verflares]

what a bad dog!

[mystical-one]

Eyes that shine from depths of your soul

Instagram | Ko-Fi

[vladdyissues]

He had it in him 💀

[spideypawz]

A BOY IS A GOONER*

[palidoozy-art]

[caelysiiium]

as long as we stand next to each other that's all that matters unshaken, come what may with your hand in mine, we're okay — เรามีเรา (We Are) OST

tanfang holding hands and fitting perfectly together in ep 14, for @ilovevewritingfanfic <3 thank you for the idea! I love love love the way this scene was shot, with q singing those last two lines of the chorus in the background.

[axeknee]

More Touchstarved mc Whenver!

You can find the template by red spring studios in the media section on the official touchstarved website if you wanna have a go too.

[min-xie]

growing it out evenly after her haircut

[almondcroissantsandink]

Shiv Roy practice animation that I cannot believe I never finished and I really need to :(

[hexadopamine]

something something buddy holiday

[zlatokryletz]

Portrait study of Wanyan Luorong (完顏洛絨) smiling delicately 🙂 A real joy to discover the water-soluble black calligraphy marker being quite flexible with its nib, delivering a variety of widths to the overall linework🖤

[ginger-snap-makes-art]

Benoit doesn’t get to indulge in his more creative passions often but he is inexplicably a total musical savant

[cbmagus49]

It’s past midnight here now so it’s technically my birthday!!! I’m 25 now, isn’t that heckin’ wild?

[wuntrum]

You have any advice on getting better/more confident with digital line art? I’m planning to make a comic that’s gonna be just black and white line work and really love how you do it and it doesn’t ever look flat or without character. When I try it always looks very flat and wonky

its genuinely taken me a LOOOONG long time to feel confident about my digital line art!! there were several years where i always preferred the way my lines look on paper (and, tbh, there are times where i still do). personally, when i started embracing a looser style generally, that's when my confidence improved with the digital line art---before i felt like i was so wrapped up in trying to make my lines "perfect", that they just wound up looking stiff or not very interesting. so approaching line art more like a second sketching phase, where things can be a bit looser and energetic (but still a bit neater than the first pass) helped me :) using a line art brush that already has a bit of texture/other wonkiness to it also helps me, though i find myself never satisfied with any line art brush i use for very long LOL

you could also take your original sketch layer and erase out of it to create lineart, i've had success with that in the past. i've also just done the lineart traditionally and scanned it in to finish digitally, so there's a lot of options!