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Some blue portraits I've drawn 💙🪻

23/08/16 08:57

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Sketch in 2013 vs 2023. I've always wanted to get better at working efficiently without prelims so I did.

23/08/01 05:42

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A sketch of Sydney 💛

23/07/24 14:04

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I'm trying to get back into the swing of making surreal pop art on a regular basis, but I would love if folks could suggest some characters, shows, movies, faves to draw? You'd be helping me a ton 💛

23/07/20 07:09

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There's a difference between texture and detail. You can suggest a lot of detail with just one textured brushstroke. Sargent was great at this. Or you can draw every detail carefully by hand to create texture. Like Ingres. I wish people would learn this. Both are actually fine.

23/07/09 23:54

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Finished this drawing of @erikaishii 💛

23/07/03 05:08

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I'm serious about this btw. Smooth skintones and gradients are far easier to achieve if you lay down as much color as you can as soon as possible. Work on color blocking first so you can see what you've got and THEN you can finesse. Practice will make it less intimidating. twitter.com/eliciadonze/st…

23/06/30 09:12

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"How do you get skin to look so smooth?" With a brush opacity of 100% and no fear of god.

23/06/30 08:09

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Good morning. Some face sketches 💛

23/06/29 20:05

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Disabuse yourself of the notion that detail and technical accuracy is necessary to make it look like the person. This is Al Hirschfeld's portrait of Liza Minnelli:

23/06/20 22:03

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The way I taught myself to draw hands is to draw something for the hands to hold. Like training wheels for yourself. Draw the ball, draw the sword. That's what hands are for so put something in the hands until you get comfortable seeing and building around that empty space.

23/06/14 09:19

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Artists show me your most technical/realistic pieces.

23/06/04 12:03

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Rainbow arts for the gays.

23/06/03 12:36

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Drawing of some makeup objects 💛

23/05/28 09:51

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QRT with a portrait from your gallery twitter.com/tejuabiolaart/…

23/05/19 07:11

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💛🌈🌟TALL ANT CARA'S MA & SKELZ🌟🌈💛 ᴀʟsᴏ ɪ ᴅʀᴇᴡ ᴛʜɪs twitter.com/RoninElWolf/st…

23/05/17 06:21

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Finished this drawing of Labrinth 💛

23/05/07 11:09

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I finished this helmet study.

23/05/01 08:28

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Playing.

23/03/19 08:17

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Doing a little study of an @AdorkaStock reference. I didn't put much thought into the bg yet so it looks kind of funny.

23/03/17 09:51

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Quick sketch of this good guy #GothamKnights

23/03/17 02:06

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Finished a sketch of Ellie 💛

23/02/09 05:29

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Quick way to make a cohesive palette. Use one of the colors as a filter over all the colors.

22/12/23 21:43

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Quick sketch of this fella 💛

22/11/28 02:32

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Every so often I mention this but if you want glass drawing references or just feel like browsing cool bottle info please visit the Society for Historical Archaeology's bottle site, run by a retired dude from the Bureau of Land Management: sha.org/bottle/

22/11/21 05:38