lethallana 🤙🏻

hellooo!

thank you so so so much! I've been drawing since childhood, but i only started to progress really quickly once i started my uni

i don't use any other online resources rather than studying from artists i admire (i analyze their compositions, colors, facial features they draw on characters, etc.)

and maybe some random tiktoks on how to use digital programs for layers and filters (i have no idea still)

1) Raffayl for @nightbotter

2) Assente and Izekiel for @worm-4-worm

3) Rue and Ryker for @glitter-goblins

thank you thank you loves for trust and patience

closeup for them freckles:

oh my sweetheart😭

thank you very much for this message, i needed the warm words a lot!

for anatomy, the first thing that i would do is not learning the tough stuff, but trying to practice how to catch the form and the dynamics of the human body. so sketches! preferably with live models. you could draw random people outside (which is better) or ask someone to pose for you. starting with 3 minutes-then 1 minute-then 30 seconds full body sketches, so your main goal would be to do the outline and the dynamics, the direction of each pose. forget about the details! this helps to train your eye a lot, you will catch the proportions much easier if you do this regularly

I would highly recommend doing this practice irl, because drawing poses from pictures does NOT train your visual calculation on the same level!

as for the resources - i prepared for my anatomy exam with Nicholas Lee's Fundamentals of Academic Drawing, if it helps!

Cain and Daedalus from their book The Skeletons In Our Closet

Euphie and Zevlor for @duckie19

Matsuno for @nightbotter

Harrison for @rookscase