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drawing lines between the lonely stars

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WHAT THE FUCK ARE THOSE.

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vignettes from luminvies’ and moonsteps’ one lifetime too short

an extra.. didn’t want to make the post too lengthy

hopefully i’ve improved since the ones i did for “and yet,” haha

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CHAPTER 20

Happy pride this one is for you

PREV// MASTERPOST // NEXT

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all of the meat omakes in order (chapters 97.4-97.8)

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// spoilers for recent orv side story kim dokja has noticed

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invisible ink

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/ Orv novel main story + epilogue spoilers

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"Did you know, Dokja-ssi?" - A Jung Heewon comic about platonic love

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Thank you @princess-of-purple-prose for the ID (available in ALT text). ID was rephrased here and there according to what the panels are meant to show

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What the heck. Those aren’t cookies

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Bringing this back because Fontaine teaser just came out

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Studies of different materials!! I learnt so much but i need to sleep for 5 years now

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Speedrunning (not really ) a comm so the guy can post it so then i can post it too ;;u;;]

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How do you do eyes? I’m having lots of troubles with that and would really appreciate your help

I don’t know which part of drawing eyes you’re struggling with but I hope my explanation is clear enough 😭

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how are you able to draw most things without reference? is it because you either drew them a lot, or are very observant of details? do you imagine the final piece in your mind before drawing it out or do you make several sketches beforehand? also i really like how your sketches and lineart have that smooth and clean feeling to it, i can't seem to escape from my messy sketch stage and properly transition it to lineart since most of my art feels weird if i remove the sketch behind the lineart.. how do i practice making clean sketches and lineart like yours without letting go of the initial feeling of the sketch? :')) i apologize for the numerous questions ><

AAA Thank you so much for the questions tho Anon! This seems like fun to answer so here we go 😂 (I'll use pointers to make it easy to read)

how are you able to draw most things without reference? is it because you either drew them a lot, or are very observant of details? do you imagine the final piece in your mind before drawing it out or do you make several sketches beforehand? I think it's a combination of both, I draw the same thing over and over and I can say that I'm quite an observer as well. My (anime) art style hasn't changed over the years ever since I started drawing in high school and I think that's one of the few things that honed my skill, I think this makes it easier for me to start seeing complex shapes of the human body as a bunch of basic shapes 😂

i can't seem to escape from my messy sketch stage and properly transition it to lineart since most of my art feels weird if i remove the sketch behind the lineart.. how do i practice making clean sketches and lineart like yours without letting go of the initial feeling of the sketch? I think you can't really escape the feeling that your sketch will always look better and more dynamic than your lineart because it's just natural to happen, I remember coming across this post on twitter that explains the phenomenon

But if you're struggling with it and still want a clean lineart/sketch, you can do the sketch erasing trick, instead of creating a new layer for the lineart you can erase and tidy up the sketch with an eraser (with the pen pressure opacity turned on), this way it gives you both the clean look of the lineart and the dynamic lineweight of the sketch.

I hope this helps and I'm very sorry for the late reply 😭!!