forgive me if you've been asked this before or if its annoying, but how did you learn to use colored pencils like that? your art is so special to me.
ty :) I took an art class for a few years where our teacher had us buy prismacolor pencils as one of the art supplies and had us use them kinda like paints, pressing down hard right away and blending the colors together. its not how youre supposed to use them she was just trying to teach us to use color and ig this was more to the point. I picked them up again years after i stopped going to that class just bc they were there and i wanted to play around w them a bit and ended up actually enjoying it when doing it on my own terms lol
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THA FAK HAPPEND TO YOU GUYS!? AM GONNA KILL WHOEVER DID THIS TO YOU GUYS
*Gives them 4 aid kits*
Plz take care of yourself everyone TOT
It hurts to see you hurt!
Horror: oh- thank you-!
Horror: and no need to worry, we've been taking it easy
Nightmare: fun fact you can send hate anons to Ink
Horror: boss
Nightmare: oh, right, send it to this blog, not the actual-
Horror: boss please
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kim is such a funny little guy like he emphasizes how little the rcm salary is when you ask about it (5500 reál annually- 460/mo) but here he is with his nice electronic sports watch and his little instant camera and his fancy revolutionary cosplay for plainclothes and he's living in the GRIH which can't be cheap and he's got his fancy little mnemotechnique notebooks which are like the moleskine of elysium i guess and his fancy little ballpoints that he does NOT want to share with you which i bet is because they cost him like a week of salary. and this is the rcm he's not getting stipends for supplies or watches or housing or probably even the gas for the kineema. poor as fuck but he is going to buy himself his little treats god damn it. if he lived in our world you know he'd be out getting himself a $9 vanilla soy milk half caf dirty chai iced latte every morning on the way to the station and eating instant noodles every night to claw out room in the budget for it
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Soul connections aren’t something you go hunting for. Whoever feels they need to “weed people out” to find a soul connection, that’s not soul connection they are after, it’s something else. It’s narcissistic supply.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY @tuxibirdie!!!! 💫🌸✨
You deserve all of the birthday loves 🥺
(sorry for the doodle…I had something else planned :,) anyways I charmed the hospital staff into bringing me SOMETHING and they had like dollar store art supplies so 😎✨)
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can we talk about how actual high level archmage Astrid has to have a second job at a bookshop? smh the exandrian economy in ruins
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Recently a post came across my dash where an artist made a guide to the (digital) brushes they used in a piece and I thought it would be fun to make my own version.
Almost all of my work is inked traditionally and this page of Basilisk is pretty typical of the nibs and brushes I use. The Series 7 brushes especially are my go-to tools.
For the actual inks I use Speedball Super Black with nibs, Winsor & Newton Black Indian Ink with brushes, and Deleter White 2 for corrections. I've recently started using a silicon "color shaper" tool with the white ink to good results (less clogged brushes/smoother application), but honestly I do a lot of corrections digitally.
I ink on 100 lb vellum bristol paper--Canson XL or Strathmore 300 series typically. I know it's typically recommended to ink on smooth bristol, but I prefer the rougher vellum texture even with nibs.
I would generally recommend any of these products to someone looking to get into traditional inking, with the caveat that the learning curve can be steep for the nibs and brushes if you're used to digital or disposable pens like microns.
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Hey Sergle, how does one learn how to draw? Like, I am in my 20s, can barely draw a stick figure, and feel overwhelmed whenever I try to look up tutorials. Do you have any advice on how to start?
my Unprofessional advice on how to start in earnest, is to do it the way little kids do when they start learning to draw! which is to not approach it as learning at all. sitting down and scribbling out whatever comes to mind, reading a book or watching a movie and trying to copy the way the characters are drawn. draw a page full of cats. do it while you watch tv. doing all that w/o the Grown Up impulse to be embarrassed that you're new at a skill.
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ink jumpcare
not coloured version under the cut
i'm definitely not going to do this every day
ink belongs to comyet
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my walnut ink is now listed on my online shop ! all natural and handmade by me :) 🍂
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