How I draw my cat vs how my boyfriend draws my cat:
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How I draw my cat vs how my boyfriend draws my cat:
@skinkblink
Lol her 2 moods

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When i was in middle school and really into drawing eyes one of my friends asked me to draw Naruto's eye and my dad saw it and thought it was so cool he got it tattooed on his bicep not knowing what it even was and i think about that stupid fucking tattoo all the time
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Do u have any advice for artists who draw ridiculously slow???
draw faster
jk haha. here's some tips:
1. identify what's making you draw so slow. can't figure out pose/anatomy? too perfectionist about inking? getting caught up in details? indecisive coloring?
2. timed gesture studies. draw a loose figure w photo reference in 10 minutes. do that a bunch of times. then 5 minutes, 3 minutes, 1 minute. train yourself to omit as much detail as possible while keeping the figure recognizable.
3. the dot/line exercise, sometimes called the "target practice" warmup. draw two dots, then a line connecting them. keep moving the dots farther apart while drawing the line as fast as you can while keeping it STRAIGHT (not wobbly!) and hitting the second dot. the line is ONE stroke. it's harder than it sounds. this should help you get an idea of how fast you can make a controlled stroke
4. look up tutorials on coloring more quickly in whatever art program you're using if you do digital art. chances are there's a tool or setting that can make it easier to fill in shapes. i almost never color by hand, i fill bucket everything
5. free yourself of "clean line art"... 9 times outta 10 people think sketchy lines are more visually appealing anyway. it's faster and they have more life. in my opinion at least
6. use lots of references. spending hours on a complicated pose from memory instead of just looking at photo/3D model reference isn't impressive it's just stupid and unnecessary
7. study with intent. if you struggle with leg anatomy for example, do lots of studies from photos (eyeballing and tracing), then try it freehand/from memory, rinse and repeat 9000 times until it's not something you get stuck on when it comes time to do an illustration/comic page
8. less detail. simplify. you can have ultra detailed art or you can draw fast. pick which is more important to you
9. bullshit it... draw ugly and bad but do it fast. done is always better than perfect
10. thumbnail. it's not just for comics. do a teeny tiny sketch of your drawing beforehand with colors. then use it as reference. helps to finish the actual piece faster when it's planned out
bonus: be impatient and easily bored. i rarely spend more than 2-3 hrs on any one drawing, including comic pages. i got other shit to do!!!! like nap
I've gotten away from posting art online the past few years as I've been relearning how to approach my own creativity.
These are a few pages from my current sketchbook, which has turned into something of an art therapy project. I'm not allowed to rip anything out unless it's to be cut up and reincorporated, and the goal is to fill as much space as possible with anything at all. It contains stickers, cut-up seed catalogs, and lots of fill ink. Eraser use is minimal, and alot of it is straight ink to paper. Some pages are random, some are themed, some are just a word repeated over and over and over. A few pages are dated, but it's completely non-linear, and I go back to previous pages to add new things all the time. None of it is ever really "finished." None of it is supposed to be "good. "
It's reintroduced me to playing with my mediums without attempting to control the outcome, and it's made making art fun again. These are some of my favorite pages so far.
The plan is to totally fill it up, catalog it, and eventually upload it online, where it can be viewed consecutively. That will probably take a few more years. For now, I'm just happy to have a sketchbook I enjoy flipping through
(guy that hasn't drawn the character today voice) i need to draw the character
2/2 a curation of scribble pages
1/2, a curation of scribble pages

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