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How to train a Yeen (Patreon)

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2021-09-02 21:16:07
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2026-06
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Get it??? Cos the top is a dragon!!! Ahh this is why y'all give me money I'm sure

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Gael

It's certainly a good perk! This is shaping up great so far~

Julian

It's great being able to see your sketches haha. I love your compositions! This is gonna look so good when it's done!

Anonymous

i like seeing the progress you make on each one its really a cool thing to see and learn from, also i have a weakness for that training and seeing him bulge from it :V so i likey alot

stranj
>>67086595

Thank you!! This one is going to be a shaded piece but I'm trying something a little bit different w/ it

stranj
>>67089534

Thank you!! If you ever have any Qs about why I'm making certain decisions in my art feel free to ask them! Patreon privilege and all that ;) And yea... pup training is hot

Anonymous

noted if i think of anything ill hit ya up, and yeee training the good boy to crave it, or vice versa the power of a verse! XD

Chefbg

Train me uwu. All the snacks for a good boy

stranj
>>67105015

Gotta make sure a good boy remembers that dick stink well 👀💦💦

Igo_Punk

This is really fucking hot!

Igo_Punk

I definitely like the flats and inks. One of the things I've been pulling from browsing your sketches it to be a lot looser with mine and focus more on composition and finding my forms.

Anonymous

dang looking really great i always love your colors and tones, also still hot pup to break in :3

stranj
>>67387979

The way I've heard it described is "letting the image slowly come into focus", where you start real blurry and loose and worry about the major shapes and forms rather than small details. Another way I've seen it described is "building a pyramid". Might sound very abstract, and I am still learning how to put this into practice fully myself, but it helps compartmentalise your problemsolving and saves on time