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Ahhh, thank you! *hug*
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A very to you. Hope you have a great day!!Β Β
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Awwwww, thank you so much!!!
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Awwwwww, thank you so much!
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Awwwwww, thank you so much!
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Whenever I'm trying to practice drawing eyes I always use your tutorial! Thank you so much!
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Thanks. That really means a lot to me.
I want to add more tutorials. Anything in particular you'd like to see? There are so many great ones out there already...
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Currently, I'm trying to improve at drawing faces. The eyes are fun to experiment with now that I have a basic understanding of where they fit in the skull and how they move in the orbit.Β
Now I'm trying to get a basic understanding of how the nose is shaped. I'm finding it a little harder to figure out than the eyes because I feel like the angle of the nostrils, size of nostrils, and the shape/size of the tip of the nose vary a lot from person to person, and the general shape is also harder to understand than layers over a spherical eye.Β
I've looked for tutorials on noses. Some of them help a little bit, but the majority of them make the tutorial in a way that wouldn't help me if I wanted to try drawing it at any other angle besides a front view. They often just do the line art without any outline, and then shade it, and then the tutorial is done.Β
If you did a tutorial on how to draw realistic and/or stylistic noses, it would be wonderful, but if you don't have time, some advice would also be extremely appreciated.Β
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I was unsure whether to try a nose or an ear tutorial.
I'll do the nosey stuff first, then - and keep your requirements in the back of my head.
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That's very nice of you, thank you
I've always been interested in other people's stories about how they improved over time. I think the process of learning something like drawing is so fascinating, and can be unique by person.Β
How long have you been drawing for?Β
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Do you count the duck I drew on my parent's furniture using ballpoint at the age of three?
I guess we've all been doodling and studying in some way or the other. A big personal step for me was combining drawing with anatomy studies during uni. I also ditched pencils for a while to counter my crippling perfectionism. Ballpoint is very unforgiving, but rewarding once you get past your ego. This is why cross-hatching stayed with be as a basic technique. Now I want to concentrate on colour again, focusing on oil and water colour. Β
I put a little shading thingie online on twitter, if you're interested: twitter.com/zeichenleere
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(6a Dominik)
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Danke nochmals. Freut mich, dass die dir gefallen.
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Whia, thanks for the cake!!!
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Β Β Β veee~Β Β Thankies for theΒ Β SENPAI!!! here have Β one back Β
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Die verschiedenen Stile in deiner Gallerie sind echt cool, aber die Planeten sind am knuffigstenΒ Β
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Danke dir! Kommt auch gleich was Neues...
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greetings from one creative mind to another
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Hiya! Did we talk at Comic Con yesterday?
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Sorry, your art reminded me of someone elses I saw yesterday. Thought you might be that person...
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