#referencing

[misskianie]

please hold my hands

@junnitop

[shibaleeart]

Anna dropped and you know I had to put a Comic Loki customization on her

[mouldyratteeth]

I saw this picture of Pinterest and just had to draw her as it. I need to draw her more.

[beepbeepdespair]

wait wait. gender APAthetic. you can call me whatever you want but you'd better fucking cite it right

[gen0ration9k]

This is a far more accurate version of my take on OuterKiller, the hood design is a nebula done in the style of a galaxy flame like I was attempting with the original art I did. I couldn't draw it due to my limited art skills so I used a real life picture of the "California nebula" as a texture for the hood flame. I hope you all like it better than the original hood design. It's not a major change but I wanted to make sure people knew what he was meant to look like.

[mysticdragon3md3]

[jakeedu]

Jake

He/Him

studying MA Education

I have a few hobbies, i collect Rubiks cubes, and educational books (I have most of the collection of Montessori's work) I am a big fan of learning especially when it comes to anything education related. I am a big gamer playing many different games.

However this blog will mainly consist of study related content. I will post referencing methods (I use Harvard Citethemright) planning methods (mainly one specific method). I will post updates on my studies including what I'm currently working on, progress that has been made, and potential interesting research i have come across Last updated 25th May 2025

[legacy-snk-vs-capcom]

Quantas referências perfeitas CAPCOM SUA FILHA DA MÃE VOCÊ ACERTOU DEMAIS COM A ENTRADA DO LOBO! ❤️😍

[chicinlicin]

Hey, I have a question about your referencing/copying/tracing guide: what is the difference between referencing and copying when you are making art from photos? Especially when you’re using the photo to understand the form of the subject, but not the framing or lighting (which is the main way photographers convey their artistic intent). Like, is it usually referencing, since you’re not engaging with many artistic choices to copy, or can it often be considered copying since you are straight up copying the form of the portrayed object?

i had a very big thing typed up i'd thought about for a few days then my computer crashed and i lost it so lets see if i remember ;w;

i feel like this is a case where the difference between copying and referencing isn't really the point, it's more about considering yourself what's important to the piece you're referencing, how you're using it, and how is it important to your own work.

copying and referencing depending on the subject matter and need can be virtually the same so it really becomes case-by-case even if it's photography. like are you drawing an arm exactly as you see it, or is it a completely different pose and you just want to see muscle groups?

i understand what you mean, but i would say too that any aspect of a photo can have intent or lack thereof and it also depends on the type of photography since it's just as broad as any other type of art.

this is why i say it's more important to consider the piece and make your own judgement as to whether or not your work breaches the other. if you copy a hand from a photo that's usually fine, but what if the entire piece is the hand and you're now reusing a large percentage of their work? but also you could argue a hand is a hand and not unique in that way. it varies.

everyone is going to have their own opinion on where the line is, that's why this is so grey. when it comes to referencing a subject i'm unfamiliar with i find it helpful to pull from as many sources as possible, it makes it less likely i'm accidentally copying from someone else and means i'm actually working to understand the subject. that or i often just take reference photos myself wherever possible.

[insomniphic]

Posting these lighting practices to fill in my lack of a posting schedule. ❤️

Ref of image above (taken by Pinterest) 👇

[dizstermania]

I don't care what, please draw something with an animal/weapon/instrument/some other thing you refuse to draw

tsk tsk tsk.

[elicity]

haiku 220

built from the same stone,

but rolled down different paths, they've

met again through us

[splintereduncensored]

Their art is the far left ones. They sell their comms for so much money but literally all they do is trace. I can’t make this shit up guys, they guilted and sui/SH baited because they went to art school for this and a 17 year old (the one they groomed) had an art style and got comms and they didn’t. Stay butthurt bro, tracers artstyle is a comm scam. :/

Maybe Dont literally trace and then think you’re hot shit because it looked a little more like the traced thing than your actual art :/

[gemstarstarlight]

I sent this to my roommate who is Decidedly Not On Tumblr, but maybe you all will enjoy this better than she will.

[gen0ration9k]

I hope you'll enjoy this one, this is my take on OuterKiller Sans, as I've now taken to calling my takes 9k's, short for Gen0ration9k, so this is 9k OuterDust. This is just a W.I.P, I want to change the hood to be a galaxy flame with reds and oranges here and there but I suck at drawing that kind of stuff. Either way, the concepts pretty simple, it's just killer sans but outertale, his soul is a black hole since in this the merge of Chara and Sanses souls created a somewhat contained singularity, in short a mini black hole with a limited range of gravitational pull yet equally as potent, spaghettifying anything that gets too close to his chest. Sans can make the soul disappear if he doesn't want this to happen but it makes for a great defense against physical attacks. Also, his knife is actually a spacial rift, a sort of condensed part of space, in which a gamma ray burst is being suspended and sustained at the edge of the blade. In short, he can cut through nearly anything with the edge of his blade like a hot knife through butter (pun intended). Aside from that, he just has buffed versions of outer and killers abilities since high LV and all, he's mainly centered around canon killer so he's not truly evil, and despite seeming like a cocky murderer, it's all a facade.

[arsmeteorologica]

The sexual tension between ADA Michael Cutter and Detective Cyrus Lupo