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Sora vs 1

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Getting ready to AF ya’ll! Updating what’s already up there and getting new ones sat up, see you guys soon 👀

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Testing to see if I can post this video here

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Felt like drawing a lovely ship of mine

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hey everyone be careful

I don't know if anyone has talked about this, but lately this has been happening in other fandoms too. There'll be these bot accounts that straight up steals people's posts and adds "expand" "read more" "continue" as a link in the end of the post - DON'T CLICK ON THAT, it's most likely a malware or something of the like.

so if you see a post like this: no profile picture, something that looks reposted (I've seen this happening to artists too) and a link at the end, even if the post has tags, that's a bot. Block and report it.

stay safe, and I hope @staff finds a way to stop these bots soon!

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Inktober #27 : 9, 5, and 7 climbing up on those stone-brick wall (Climb). 7 seems optimistic for climbing. But for the boys… Well, 9 seems to be anxious with his questioning look like “you got to be kidding me,” while 5 (who is in the last line) like “man, why does she have to be ahead of us?” 😆 @inktober prompt by @jakeparker . #inktober #inktober2017 #climb #climbing #inkdrawing #shaneackers9 #9 #stitchpunk #shaneacker #kuretake #finito #inkpens #inkwash #indiaink #fanart #whiteout #gouache

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9 ANNIVERSARY

IT'S 9'S 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY!!! I LOVE THIS MOVIEEEEEE!!!!!

Obligatory OC picture!!!! From left to right, their names are Sarah, Merry, and Hazel. Uh anyway. DONT LET THIS MOVIE BE FORGOTTEN!!!!!

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planning on making a stitchpunk, but I do hope she comes out okay!

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Happy 9-iversary everyone!

Finally I’m on time, a bigger screen is recommended but not required

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Revenge are for @blankzfilled decided I should post this one onto here at least

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How things could have been </3

Ver without blood:

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Idk how I forgot to share these, but a while back I found time to draw our favorite girl and a couple of friend’s ocs for a gift

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Happy 9iversary! I’m sorry I’m late I had an emergency yesterday that prevented me on finishing this on time

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@ardent-wolfgang @raineoushine

Thought I should just post there here with all the tagging required ^^

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pelo amor de deus

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horse drawing practice. aka redraw the same pose until i feel like i have found the method that works best for me.

Horses are hard to draw for a lot of people, i can draw horses if i feel like it but i need to do warmups and pre-practice first most of the time. The one pose i struggle the most with drawing is the default standing side view pose. Main reason is that horses have a rigid anatomy where you cannot hide bone and muscle under fat or thick fur like cats or dogs. The default standing pose often doesnt give me much gesture to work with - i have much easier time drawing horses in motion or any other angle because those situations does give me gesture to find a starting point.

Please note that this is more of a narration of me practicing and thus is a subjective point of view, there are a lot of different ways to draw horses and my method is not and should not be considered foolproof or a hard set rule. aka dont use these drawings as references, theyre not anatomy references for horses.

when a novice ask a more experienced artist how to get better and is met with “practice”, this is more or less what it often mean. You will not nail the first attempt, sometimes it will require 12 attempts.

Timelapse recording and reference image under the cut

In the first five drawings you can see that i struggled with the proportions, mainly the length of the legs vs the length of the body. I started to try out the classic “box” foundation which you commonly see when looking up horse proportions, but it didnt improve my process that much. It did work as a reminder to align the hip height with the shoulder, and the subtle dip along the back. Things started to click on drawing 6 when i realized i could use the curvature of the belly to align with the “shoulder box” guideline that i often use when drawing animals in general. I then could use the arched line of the belly to easier determine the length of the body - essentially this is how i improvise proportions when drawing without a reference.

Attempts 7-10 is when i am starting to find the process and utilize it more. I have learned that nailing the pose of the two front legs is the better starting point and then i work up to the shoulder-block and neck and from there i draw the belly and hip and then draw the hind legs. Usually you want to capture the whole body and not go area-to-area, but these sketches are essentially me practicing that very important part. I noticed pretty early on that drawing the front and hind legs individually and then try to connect them with the body just didnt work for me. But nor did it work to start with the body and then add the legs. So for me, starting with front legs, then body, and lastly hind legs, felt best for me.

The two last drawings where i felt like i got it down, you can even see signs of stylization in the last one - the legs on it are a bit too long, but thats alright because once you feel like you have a process and structure that work for you, it is also going to make readjustments faster and less of a problem.

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Have some commission break artwork that I may or may not turn into a traditional piece of art