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I finished my new traditional piece dedicated to Twilight Princess Link!

I'm happy with the result and with having finally chosen an inking + Copic, I think it goes perfectly with this type of drawing and paper board

Here are some more shots of the drawing, I also love how the blue goes with a black and white piece, I'm happy to have returned to this feature of my old pieces

What do you think of the result? ☺️

After several tests with watercolors, I chose to make this with ink, I don't like the effect of watercolor on this paper

Yeah you

Have a heart container

Happy Valentines day! :]

Awwww thank you so much! I really appreciate it, I will take good care of it! 💖💖💖

I hope you had a wonderful Valentine's Day!

The Fierce Deity Mask is an object with the spirit of the god still inside

When Majora decided to entrust it to Time, in my lore, Majora probably didn't expect him to accept Time and lend him his power, but the result of that choice proclaimed Majora's defeat

In my au no one uses the FD mask except Time, and FD might also decide to accept someone else, but since it's a dark object, none of the legendary spirits would want to risk a corruption, but Time has already used it, and does not fear it at all. FD also has a vengeful soul which fits well with that of Time so tormented, not to mention the corruption already present in his soul, which was inflicted on him by Dark

In general the FD mask chooses who can wear it, that's why someone incompatible would risk wearing it

I'm trying to learn perspective but I'm a little lost...

Do you have any tips to draw perspective ?

And remember, don't overwork and remember to drink!

First of all, I shake your hand, you don't know how many artists say they hate perspective 😆, welcome to perspective lovers!

These are two examples, they are the two main perspectives and I recommend you start from these

Central (or one-point) perspective is the simplest: choose a focal point, which can be in the center or more to the side, then draw lines that lead towards the focal point.

Above all, remember that perspective must be followed, every object you create must follow the focal point

This perspective allows you to already see the three-dimensionality in your work

Then there is the Accidental (or two-point) perspective, this is more complex because we have two focal points, but it allows us to create more three-dimensional works

One little advice I always give is that everything you draw above the horizon is seen from below, and everything below is seen from above

This perspective is useful for everything 😄

There are many other perspectives and rules to place characters and objects, but explaining them like this would be too complicated

I hope I have given you some ideas to study it, but I invite you to do a study on the dedicated books, or from video tutorials, but look for professional artists in that case