Pearl is one of my favorite characters from cartoons.
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If everything is prioritized, nothing is prioritized.
Art tips for facial features?
I would love to help but you need to be bit more specific. “facial features” can mean a lot of stuff.
Most vague tip i can give is uh - silhouette, shapes and proportions: silhouette helps block out unique features, geometric shapes can aid with structure and keeping the same face consistent between drawings, and proportions convey characteristics like age easily to the viewer.
Art tips for facial features?
I would love to help but you need to be bit more specific. “facial features” can mean a lot of stuff.
Most vague tip i can give is uh - silhouette, shapes and proportions: silhouette helps block out unique features, geometric shapes can aid with structure and keeping the same face consistent between drawings, and proportions convey characteristics like age easily to the viewer.
I’m not really good at explaining or teaching things… so… Here you go. This is more like an example of how I draw noses, rather than how you need to draw them. I mean, it’s pretty basic, but maybe some artists have other ways to do it }: ? I hope it at least helps a little bit! (nothing fancy, but… yeah). sorry it took me so long to produce this half-assed thing }X D
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Breaking the Mold: The Art of Bioshock
Deco Devolution: Art of Bioshock 2
Art of Bioshock Infinite
If you like the physical books better, you can buy them here: The Art Of Bioshock Infinite & Deco Devolution: The Art of BioShock 2. The art book for the original Bioshock is very rare and expensive.
BioShock: Rapture (eBook) (audiobook)
BioShock Infinite: Mind In Revolt (Spanish edition)
BioShock: First Person Action Horror
If you’d like a store-bought copy better, you can them here: BioShock Infinite: Mind In Revolt & BioShock: Rapture eBook or audiobook.
Artbook Masterlist: All non-BioShock artbooks I’ve collected
If you’re worried about the downloads being infected/bugged or whatever don’t be- I bought them legally and am putting them up on a private google docs for easy access.
I jotted down for a friend of mine some tips and notes on how I approach drawing hair, and things I keep in mind while doing so, and thought I’d share. There are loads of other ways to do it, and the learning never stops, so I hope this helps!
heres a skintone pallete!!! feel free to rb/use it!!!
left to right = light to dark top to bottom = warm to cool
A long time ago an anon asked my thoughts about drawing backgrounds, so I finally got around to putting this together. It’s more prop-centric, but it still represents my philosophy to backgrounds.
I’ll try to do something more about drawing actual background spaces in the future! Please let me know what you think, if anything is unclear, or if you have suggestions for other tutorials you might find helpful!
Sylwester | i will mostly post sketches, because i'm too lazy to end them
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