In Response To An Ask About How I Do Rooms! Here You Go! It’s Super Simple And Fun~!

MY FROND asked me how i draw shoes and then i got really into it and drew a whole bunch of SHOES HAHAH I hope this helps someone 

DON”T worry about getting the shape perfect at first bc you can always edit it later!! ALso this is just my really quick way of drawing shoes IT PROBABLY ISN”T EVEN RIGHT SOMETIMES LIEs down

well I just got here and all but I'd sort of like a tutorial on how you do shading and highlights? yours is really good, and I can't really shade or anything, so if you could explain how you do that, that might be cool? no pressure of course!

It’s been forever but I did this ajshaj

Quick notes:- I use Paint Tool SAI 2- some of the tools and layer names are in Russian but it all should still be understandable I hope

So here’s a tutorial on I do my simple coloring

There’s not much to it but maybe this can help someone

A compilation of tips ive made per request of others

Hair Tip #1 - When drawing hair, start with the hairline and hair part(s). Then keep the flow and volume in mind while you add details!

I’m not the best at drawing or painting hair, but someone on instagram requested that I make a post about it so hopefully this will help someone! This is the first of 3 tips I’m going to share.

Step-by-step by Joana Neves

Due to popular demand, I am sharing a step-by-step on how I render faces (though in this case I rendered a whole bust, with a focus on the face). I don’t believe this qualifies as a tutorial, but hopefully it will allow you to roughly understand how I draw and render things, and maybe help you a little bit. Remember that everyone has a different way to work, and what works for me may not work for you and that’s exactly why I wouldn’t call this a tutorial.

I am thinking of doing a similar one for faces with makeup, but I can’t tell exactly when. Anyway, if anyone is interested in that, I will be glad to know! Share your thoughts with me.

I hope you like this and as usual, thank you for the support!

The process work. My character. 1. Sketch. 2. A detailed sketch. 3. Line. 4. Bucket.  5. The basic color. 6. The basic color. Rework. 7. Working out details. 8. Shadows. 9. The final stage.

Couple of tips on some bird things for art! Some which people rarely touch on in their own tutorials or tips, mostly the first and second one! If there’s any specific things you’d like some tips on just let me know with an ask~

A few people have asked about this recently so I tried to break down my method of painting faces to the best of my ability. I personally like to use gritty chalky brushes, and this particular painting was mainly done with this brush by Mark Winters.

Anonymous said: I know you’ve shown how you draw faces from different angles very briefly before, but I was wondering if you’d ever go more in depth? For example, I always struggle with drawing the eyes at a ¾ angle… 😔

Ok, I get this question so many times that I decided to do something about it. I’ve already made a tutorial about drawing eyes and tbh it should help with drawing eyes from any angle, the tricky part is to understand the human face, its anatomy. If you see the face/head as a three dimentional object you’ll be able to draw it, I can’t say it enough, 3D thinking is important. Also, references are important, drawing from life is important because then you have a 3D model of the head right in a front of you. All you need to do is observe and understand.

Wrist in Motion Top Image Row 2: Left, Right Row 3: Left, Middle, Right Row 4: Disney’s Beast, Source Unknown Bottom Row: Left, Middle, Right (Source Unknown)