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ShuAke Confidant Week Day 1 – food / foil / antithesis

Shuake Confidant Week

Day 1: Food

I forgot to upload on tumblr again haha

if you have an ipod or iphone or ipad or whatever then Please download the app “Make a Pose”

it gives you a lil figure like this

and you can make them do whatever you want!! Like

Took me about 1.4 minutes to make this sad little guy it’s Really easy to get the hang of

they Happy

you can change the camera angle so easy too so you can get perspective + foreshortening reference

THIS IS ALL FREE TOO but if you pay $2 you unlock the ability to have two figures onscreen at the same time so you can make COUPLE POSES

AND YOU CAN CHANGE THE LIGHTING,

you can also make rooms and place some objects or characters like so:

YOU WANT A CHARACTER W/ A BIGGER CHEST? HERE THEY ARE

YOU WANT A FRICKIN HORSE?

NEIGH NEIGH MOTHER FUCKER

This post is mostly directed towards the people like me who don’t really do much, if anything, in the way of art of any sort.

People who aren’t artists so often consider artistic talent as something natural, a skill that you just have. However, it’s important to recognise that this simply isn’t true (well, apart from maybe in some freak cases). Behind every amazing piece of art,  every beautiful drawing and captivating painting, there is indeed a wealth of artistic talent. But that talent isn’t something the artist was born with.

Artistic talent is worked on. Grown. Developed. Learnt. Artistic talent is gained through hard work and consistent effort. Every artist has slaved away at doing what they do to get where they are, slowly improving over time. And this effort never stops. Artists continue to grow and develop what they’re capable of, always seeking to improve what they do.

So stop seeing artistic talent as something people just have. See it as something that is worked for. See the effort behind every line, every splash of colour. Trust me, when you do that, you only appreciate the art even more than you did already, because you can see what it’s taken for that piece to exist.