Check out my shiz

[d-floe]

[rtil]

cool hoodie

[d-floe]

Some days I can barely pick up a pen and some days I make 5 drawings in a row

[d-floe]

all of my drawings look the same thanks crackers

[crackers]

I'm not sure if that remark was intended to be flippant and ironic, with the submissions above an attempt to prove the contrary, or a legitimate acceptance that I'm right?

I digress - the main question is why does this one character own so many different coloured wigs and contact lenses

[d-floe]

0/10

[rtil]

do not bully the kizunami

[d-floe]

Protect mod-silver he is delicate

[Bamyasi]

Why did I google that.

[d-floe]

delicious boat-san

[rtil]

is there any reason why you don't do linework on anything but the eyes?i see some places where it could be useful

[d-floe]

I'm actually not a huge fan of lineart, but I like sketching and coloring, so I just cut out the middleman.
I'm trying to work on values rather than rely on lineart. Plus, its way easier to alter the picture when I dont have a lineart to constrain my picture.

[zwimmy]

I'm actually not a huge fan of lineart, but I like sketching and coloring, so I just cut out the middleman.
I'm trying to work on values rather than rely on lineart. Plus, its way easier to alter the picture when I dont have a lineart to constrain my picture.

fuk u
lines 4 lyfe

[d-floe]

I mean, I like lineart dont get me wrong, I just dont like drawing lineart.

[rtil]

but linework is also a part of painting. they don't have to be separate.

if you don't like having a linework layer, just merge everything at some point. that's what i do. i paint over some lines eventually, but i leave others intact to maintain the form. there are places where painting a line is better than trying to rely on values

[d-floe]

care to be more specific where I could add linework?
I add a little bit of linework on my faces especially in the mouth and nose region.

[rtil]

basically places where the form separates and you have one part of the body overlapping one another. like on kancolle girl where her arm overlaps her body, and her body her left arm. or to avoid that 'cut-out' look like on the bottom pic with her hands, there's a clear sharp divide where the paint is overlapping and i think doing some linework on the hands and fingers would fix that. also things like folds on cloth and bent joints. like her wrists are bent back leaning on her face but without a little line there it doesn't sell the illusion as well.



stuff like this is a really hard sell without line.

[d-floe]

Thanks for the help, I'll definitely keep it in mind.

[ZennyPLUS]

oh, I think I've seen your art before you joined here. not sure how stumbled upon your stuff though. small internet I say, seeing you here.

[d-floe]