From this. Do check it out. It has a LONG list and a lot are awesome artists. I find it funny that we all seem to have something similar… the obligatory sketchbook. XD
It’s such an awesome meme I couldn’t help myself. Don’t we all look back once in a while? And I can’t believe how much I’ve changed. I think the present me is a merge of my high school self and university (the first bout). My 2nd bout in a different university forged me to the present.
And yes, I could pass as a guy back then when I wear loose clothing. Even now, actually. Being androgynous is easy when I have little breasts. XD
When I was 15, I was a NON-yaoi/slasher. LOL.
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Cheated on the armor pattern because I’m lazy like that. XD
Doing inventory made me realize I have enough Ron artworks to compile into one book. XD Who’s interested?
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Sometimes we forget that children do grow up.
So after months of nothing and several technical difficulties (my PC died a sudden death that wiped my old files to zero), I will once again attempt to draw and pick up what’s left of my mental pieces.
Merry Christmas!
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So. Did everyone die a horrible death and the world is silent?
Aldrich, Iain and Lucas (and bear!Lucas)
BB and Nihi (from WoW)
Laux and Rognvaldr (from M’dHoria)
And me.
Well, I didn’t make them and I already forgot the site where I got them. It’s from some Gaia avatar-making site as far as I can remember.
Using people for pose reference.
About 30-40 minutes. Straight lines are the bane.
And this is why I need two monitors. One for the reference, and the other for whichever graphic program I’m using. It’d help to get rid of all the toolbar clutter also. There’s hardly enough room to work on when they’re all over the screen.
Feeling uninspired to draw anything as of late. Cranked this up after I managed to figure out how to twist and turn and change the shape of an open canvas brush. About time I actually played with that thing. It’s nothing much to show but flat brush is so much better than round. Definitely. At least for structures.
