nicoception:

How To Draw ❀Dresses, Skirts, Bonnets, Hands, and Cuffs

by : 

ume

@pixiv.net

notzilon:

One limiting thing about SAI is the number of brushes, as well as the difficulty in making them. Well, screw that! I was doing some digging, and I found some cool resources that everyone who uses this great program might be interested in. There’s others out there, but these are my favorites that I’ve found that I’m currently playing around with.

SAI Tutorial by algenpfleger : Basic run-down of SAI, but this explains the process of creating textures/brushes to add to SAI. It’s more complicated than, say, Photoshop, but is still pretty simple if you take them one step at a time.

9 Paint Tool SAI Brushes : Exactly what it sounds like. Very attractive brushes, along with an installation how-to. Includes chalk, soft, thick, and flat brushes.

Easy Paint Tool SAI Brushes : A few brushes and a large collection of textures! Textures include shell, stucco, rust, watercolor, and a lot of grungy/concrete/etc-type textures. Page includes installation notes.

Paint Tool SAI Pencil Brushes : Includes settings so you can re-create the effects shown, emulates graphite pencil. These are really, REALLY beautiful and accurate, I think!

razzledazzy:

marintan:

Re-updated all my old brushes! These are the updated version with bonus bg brushes!

Also, i use a ton of textures for BGs and some brush textures, which you can find all on DeviantArt! :0

God bless your kind soul you god of men.

by PeaCh

bechnokid:

salinex asked you:

 i would love to know how you did the glow effect for the eyes and hair for your latest picture! ^w^ please?

Well, sure! I hope this helps. :D

nintala:

Browsing Pixiv and looking through one of my favorite artists Miwa Shirow and found a tutorial on how he creates his pictures. So I thought I would share this :D  

click the source for the full tutorial :)

*update* here is a tutorial by Redjuice that’s again in Japanese but its helpful too :D

gaiangear:

goatpox:

chompass:

villainsgoleft:

riddlera:

akimaro:

I just downloaded SketchBook Copic Edition. AND IT’S REALLY GREAT!
The interface it’s like the other SketchBook programs but I love how the colors can be blended and treated almost like real Copic markers!, I’m exited.

I’m sharing my first drawing here so it’s not so cool…but I’ll be practicing a lot with this thing.
The download it’s easy and you can find the program for free in the AppStore, here: DOWNLOAD

Hope you guys enjoy the program as much as I did!

*A*

http://copic.jp/en/sketchbook-ce.html And a link for Windows users.

The site was throwing errors every time I tried to download

so I tracked down an alternative download link.

Ah yes good

I will try this the fuck out

Gonna give this a shot.

This looks really fucking cool actually

greytaliesin:

A super quick trick for drawing draped fabric that my art teacher taught me in high school.

maru-chii:

色気のある手の描き方

careydraws:

Few notes on Richer(translated & edited by Hale)’s Artistic Anatomy. Only had a little while with it at the library today, but I’d love to dig around in there more. Good stuff!

scraggy-pants:

whisker:

youngartist-city:

Different Male Bodies.

wow ironically i was talking about this today or something? yesterday i think. maybe.

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm delicious

also good ref

youngartist-city:

yunyin:

Cheat-sheet for drawing girl legs sideways.  This is mostly from my own observation, and using the straight/curve principal for appeal in drawing.

OMG YESSS.

dredsina:

I was asked to draw a tutorial on making the body out of basic shapes, and I realized I used line segments for the limbs and spine…but that’s pretty basic, eh?