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EARLY ACCESS // sketchbook studies (Patreon)

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2020-08-11 13:39:36
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Some drawings from my sketchbook! I spent an afternoon sketching and also filmed the process for these. I’ll upload the videos soon! For now, hope you enjoy these! 

Also, tutorial #3 is rendering now and will be posted this week :) 

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Natalie R

I'm excited for the videos of these! You don't really see a lot of traditional drawing/sketching videos, and I find them very helpful :)

Aadishri Soni

The dept and dynamism that these sketches have is very impressive. How do you decide which line to thicken and where to just let it be messy?. Also where do you find your references

Amélie

Those gorgeous hairs 😍

Tina Kavčič

Yay for the video, I'm very courious how you approach traditional sketching.

Mlemorable Business

Gosh, your art style is so aesthetically pleasing. Thank you so much for sharing!

Aya Wu

so brilliant...I learn really a lot from these sketch! love them <3

Mlemorable Business
>>41996016

I think the thicker lines are for the areas w more depth/shadows. Also, if you need references, Croquis Café is an awesome resource!

yukino

Love it! What sketchbook and pencil did you use? ^^

Greg Schultz

The large portrait is exceptional. I like the smaller eyes and planes of the head. Your "hatching" is very skilled. I hope to see something like that more fully rendered, perhaps with line dominating color. You are an inspiration!

Loish
>>41996016

i get most of my references from senshistock, and the hair one from a google search for "hair underwater"! haha. as for line thickness, it's a lot about adding movement - the thicker areas slow down the movement of a line and thinner ones speed them up. a mix of both creates a kind of dance! i might make a tutorial about that in the future!

MissChibiArtist

Beautiful! I just love how you overlap the drawings. It has such a fun look!

Emma Hayes

I love the way you accentuate certain lines with the thicker lines, also putting sketches over the top of each other. It looks so great.