Kalo

[Kalo @KalopsiaDraws]

@Jungroan What quality effect does cast on dodge get from gemling?

[DeskMatis™ @deskmatis]

Movement for your drawings!
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[SODAGUY© @sodaguyx]

actually kinda helpful

[Maddie ♡ @PROMlNENCES]

embrace your interests, love them with all the passion you have and never be embarrassed by that

someone loving something will never be cringe in my eyes and anyone who says that about someone’s happiness isn’t an opinion to care about
be cringe, happy and free :) 💓

[Kalo @KalopsiaDraws]

@ToniCipriani007 @FortniteJP Ratio unfortunately…

[DeskMatis™ @deskmatis]

Stop drawing stiff arms! ✍️📐
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[SKULLTYPS© @skulltyps]

I confess that I had no idea about this technique.
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[SrDesignMan @srdesignman]

Masterful digital lighting effects 🎨🖌️

[DrFonts© @DrFonts]

(hieumayart) about how to draw shadow shapes on characters.

[GOODPOP 🍭 @goodguylolypop]

Amazing hair coloring method you should try

[Donutyfriend @donutyfriend]

Learn to draw skirts from difficult angles like a pro 🎨
By Nikkaso

[Kalo @KalopsiaDraws]

@danirukun @TrewDomko You can make your point without having to slander kanauru ! They’re an artist too !

[LevVimi @LevVimi]

I like how vibrant but still has a softer tone to it. Might use this time to time. APPROVED!

[GRMM @grimoire_eis]

something like this?

[EtheringtonBrothers @EtheringtonBros]

Our feature tutorial/artist for today is this FRANKLY INDISPENSABLE set of MUSCLE GROUP NOTES by the brilliant @kinucakes! Information STAYS in your head for longer when you keep it SIMPLE! #gamedev #characterdesign #comicart #drawing #illustration #DRAW #comicart #ART #manga

[📠 @3soga3]

Sameeeee It’s a super useful way to process it

[✨ Nou 🌱🌷✨ Japan Expo R742 Hall 6 @nouconcept]

different ways to color eyes! ✨🎨 which one are you? 👁️👁️

[TN Daki | VIllustrator | Absolute Degen🦀Illust @tn_daki]

Impressive
I use this, though.

[diaverik | commissions open~! @diaverik]

also, this little ‘hole’ that forms under the clavicle when the shoulder is raised and the pectoral is pulled ‘forwards’— (armpit guide, preview 4)