pepsie:

write-me-a-novel:

fuckyeahcharacterdevelopment:

Hey guys! Sorry its been so inactive around here. I’m slowly but surely getting finished with my finals.

Anyway, I found this and thought I had to share. The way body language can tell how a person is really feeling is something that I consider very interesting. I think it would be a great way to show, in a subtle way, how a character is really feeing.

Hope its useful! And good luck with finals! Hopefully, this place will be a bit more active once summer kicks in.

Definitely something to check out. Show, don’t tell!

LOOKS TEA FOR OUR STORRRRRRRRRRRRRY ????????????

wannabeanimator:

Requested by chenipan - Movement & Dynamics

It’s all about that line of action! Dynamics Tutorial Gesture Drawing Lesson

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pepsie:

applecollie:

captainhanni:

art-of-swords:

Rapier hilts

Rapier info

HELLO

peps OMG LOOK

omg ilu

You know when you have an idea and you have to draw it? And you can’t do anything at all until you finish? Yup. That just happened. Inspired by the outfit here!

pepsie:

eyecager:

The Secret to Composition
“Exasperated by composition tutorials that go on about the rule of thirds but don’t explain why it works (or even that much detail how to use it), I decided to make my own.

This should be applicable to both painters and photographers, with occasional tips for one or the other in particular. ” - Lulie

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composition is my fav part 

4 Frames long, first time doing a walking loop animation and a solid pixelly one to boot!

Unfortunately I can see the right leg looks like it’s going in a circle because it’s not consistently on the same plane for all of the frames. D: And I need more frames!

Contest entry (I know, all I do is schoolwork or contest entries :P I just never get around to uploadin ghte billions of doodles I make throughout the course of the day-sorry!!) for a Winsor and Newton Ink set. Did it in an hour and uploaded it 2 mins before the deadline—so obviously not as finished as I would’ve liked, eee!

Planning to work on it more and elaborate on it when I have the time though :)

art-of-swords:

Longswords

Copyright: Nathan Robinson - MyArmory.com

To continue nedstarkisdead’s request.

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