#tons of practice...

[vitamimesea]

made my own sonic and shadow ref sheet bc i still struggle with drawing them

[theartingace]

Finally, after at LEAST a month of puttering around with it, my design for the King In Yellow!

[duck-hell-woo-oo]

Realized I never shared these drawings from a few months ago. Liquidator is probably the one I’ve had the hardest time figuring out so I did some study’s of him awhile back.

[adriancatrin]

katara sees her brother and bff approaching something that can make them happy and says no interruptions

based on this photo from the live action cast

[daguerreotyping]

Absolutely stunning post-mortem daguerreotype of a young man with killer cheekbones and haunting eyes, c. 1850

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

MDZS x Warrior Cats AU (part 1): That boy can meow!

Names and a huge inspiration credits to @clintbeefwoods!

(part 2)

[shorelinnes]

bang chan: railway

[canisalbus]

hi i ride motorcycle year round and wanted to chime in. for vasco's small around-town trips he'd probably be fine with his ears free, but for longer trips at higher speeds or when its cold out he'd want them protected. probably by tucking them under his chin into the collar of a jacket and then putting a scarf or bandana on. also goggles would be helpful if a full helmet wasn't wanted. since they're in europe and around italy specifically he could have a nice ducati (fast rockety sport bikes) or a cafe racer (much more like a motorized bicycle but they can still have a lot of power) a cafe racer would offer a lot of seat space for machete to be thoroughly uncomfortable in lol

i love your ocs they're great thanks for all the cool art :)

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[fidgetspringer-art]

Outfit studies!

[lost-looking-for-the-one-piece]

I think that it's very funny that Luffy is kinda universally loved throughout the OP fandom but I've never met a writer who hasn't struggled to high hell trying to write his POV. I've noticed that you don't see a lot of fics from his pov, and if he does have one, it's usually only a small section. It's so hard to get into this guy's head. Something complexity in simplicity something.

[im-smart-i-swear]

kuron voice do i look like i was born yesterday

[foldingfittedsheets]

What’s funny to me is that I was pulling my 20 for 20 sale images to actually post to Instagram and I get noticeably better at pet portraits as I’ve continued, just like. Dang. It’s almost like practice continues to have tangible benefits….

[diteach]

Guys I just received my first dress 🥺

It's one of my teacher's dresses!! If I recall correctly, it should be her second dress and it brought her so much luck!!! The season she wore it, she and her partner won every single competition they took part in.

My mom said she was so proud of my progress that she decided to buy it from my teacher as a gift 🥺🥺🥺

I'm beyond honored to have the opportunity to let that dress shine on the dance floor and beyond grateful for my mother's support in everything I do

[soranker]

Hiiii not sure if anyone's asked this yet but any advice on how to improve on art & anatomy? I use to draw a lot wayyyy back in high school but then stopped because of life getting in the way but now I really wanted to get back into art but realized my art isn't as good as it use to be & I never really cared too much about studying anatomy so all my anatomy/proportions are really wack & I'd like to get better at it. Hope you're having a good day!!! 💞💞💞

HI!!! i dont have any formal training in anatomy nor have i really done any studies, so unfortunately i think i can only offer general advice, but hopefully you can still find it helpful! here's what i'd recommend based on my own experience...

focus on proportions BEFORE anatomy! nailing down the size/length of each body part in relation to each other will give you a good foundation before getting into the specifics of anatomy, since you can practice this with simple shapes (circles, boxes, tubes, etc.). then practice anatomy/build on top of that, rather than trying to figure them out in parallel

practice from real life observation/references (ex. figure drawing)! even if you want to draw stylized, it'll be much more helpful in the long run if you study from real life. you'll be a lot more informed in how body parts actually connect to each other or how they move. observe observe observe! take pics of yourself/watch how your body moves--you can be your own most accessible resource, and a mirror and camera can be your best friends

find a way to keep yourself motivated to practice anatomy! everyone says that you only get better with practice and time... and it's true! but i can understand that sometimes it's hard to motivate yourself. if you ask me, draw your favorite characters :) it's literally all i do HAHA. my mentality is that... if i'm drawing something that i like then the practice feels less of a chore lol

[soni-dragon]

i liked this post so much i made it into a short comic

[rosieofcorona]

thrilled to tell u all that it's finally happening........lunar princess ranni is officially in the WIPs folder