Arbitrary

(borger dutch, tomato dutch, klassic mr. Dutch)

i'll love dutch as himself the most but i enjoy tomato dutch a lot lol

he's just a circle.

in rendering further from mid, i want to busy areas up, i am glad that is noticeable. to do that, i use smaller brush sizes and large brushes with fine texture.

to finish, i overlay noise to bring it all together. then blur the noise. then sometimes go over with sharpen brush on most contrast areas to bring the texture out.

thank you!

i can't explain things well so have a timelapse of smth i did in under an hour:

my rendering it is likee.. "scribble".

sorry im not the best to ask 💔 my indominus video has same process.

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francis myres mentioned 🤑

yes i agree

hello

i draw what i like idk 💔 and stuff i want to see. if you do not like a lot of things, i guess it can be hard to want to draw others.

i save a lot of inspiring things to me on pinterest. or, i scroll on twitter and see a cute seal and immediately think.. this kinda looks like a trex so im going to draw a trex inspired by this seal. like this:

i just have fun i suppose. again, i draw what i like. don't force yourself to draw things you don't want to. but, i did do that a lot, too, and i improved because of that, but still, gain new interests and explore, it makes you want to draw. or at least for me.

I think he's a sad wet dog

he is sad. and wet sometimes...

he has gray fur streaks and stuff and fur is thinning </3

my friend and i talk a lot abt werewolf dutch so i wanted to explore and draw

mogged. 2023 sketch

somehow the rings upscaled

With tomato-Dutch

(borger-Dutch was eaten by crabs)

But with tomato Dutch

love your art byee stay hydrated

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yesssssssssss i have seen cars and cars 2 and 3 !!! i love those movies a lot i love.

my fav is DOC HUDSON and lightning mcqueeeen of course i also like the king :] and sheriff !

i love YOUUU i stay hydrated very muche now you have to stay hydrated too.

draw lots of faces without features, really. just place landmarks of the features. if you truly do understand how drawing faces in perspective works, this should be a cakewalk. then, add the features. if you struggle, you do not truly understand it as much as you could. that's no problem. if you find you are struggling, stop forcing yourself to do it from imagination and look for a reference. you will never learn if you do not have the proper visual data.