#Stylus for iPad

[genisynth]

Unlike conventional tattoo art, which frequently results in abandoned drawings spilling over the side of a trash can, digital sketching tools like Stylus for iPad make trial and error, creativity, and exploration more accessible than ever before for the artists. It lets tattoo artists draw, sketch, paint, take digital notes, and do other things while providing the ease of infinite redos and digital storage. You can also produce from anywhere, at any time, thanks to tablets and mobile apps. 

[orsanedraws]

I don’t believe in tomorrow

[clownsuu]

Update I have been gifted a new art tablet and oh my lort how do y’all draw with a screenless pad-

This last one was the first thing I drew with it LMAO

all of these were lil test doodles, but m a n I got mad respects to them gamers who can use this kinda tabloot with ease

[paleo-cafnir]

Ancient Bones

[klien2000]

Nagchichismisan habang nagwawalwal ang mga bebecakes natin,,, sana walang mag-maoy 🙏🙏🙏

[starflungwaddledee]

alright alright i keep learning about this wrt to mutuals and it is constantly blowing my mind so i gotta know

(this is a scale; please pick the furthest down option on the list that you use regularly. one-offs or playing with different tools don't count for this poll)

[voysubplots]

When Harry taunts Tom over his narrow taste in historical media, he decides to host a Barbenheimer movie night to show that he has range in both genre and era. He tries, and fails, to convince Harry to dress up as the Alan to his Ken.

In a bid to look more mature, Harry goes in an (ill-tailored) 1930s-style suit (which makes him look more childish than the Alan costume).

Neelix makes Los Alamos cocktails with grapefruit juice, lab alcohol from Sick Bay, and “just a couple special ingredients.” It is undrinkable. He dresses as “Bartender Barbie,” despite that being one of the few jobs which Barbie has never officially done.

B’Elanna dresses as Weird Barbie and spends the evening fielding odd stares and comments from crew members who “thought she’d go for more of an Oppenheimer look” and “have just never seen her so… colorful before.”

When Janeway asks Tuvok why he’s in uniform instead of a costume, he says he’s dressed for Oppenheimer, as he “was a member of a Starfleet team for the development of a new type of bomb” and that “the knowledge of [his] contribution to that work plagues [him] to this day.” There’s no record of any such work in Tuvok’s personnel file, and Janeway swears she heard a hit of irony in his voice, but she decides not to press the issue, just in case.

Janeway herself is dressed as Gloria from Barbie, with all the jackets from the travel sequence layered.

Chakotay first arrives in a suit not unlike Harry’s, although much more properly sized. This surprises most of the crew until he reveals his costume of Gloria’s unnamed husband in the break between films.

The Doctor takes advantage of the easy wardrobe changes made possible by his holographic nature, switching costumes every few minutes, distracting and frustrating the other moviegoers.

Seven decries the event as frivolous, but attends anyways, with a pink bandana worn as a wristband, at Janeway’s direction. She watches most of Oppenheimer intently, but must step out as the depiction of guilt over the creation of a weapon of mass destruction becomes unbearable.

She rejoins the group for Barbie, now wearing her bandana around her head, clearly more ready to give the idea of movie night a fair chance. Again, she’s completely immersed in the film and even tears up at the emotional scenes in which Barbie cries for the first time. Afterwards, when asked her opinion, Seven refuses to discuss either movie.

[thecryptidbard]

It’s been a minute but finally had time to do another Ghosts Tarot card—although this one isn’t technically a ghost!

I chose this card for Jay because I think it gets to some of my favorite parts of his character arc that we’ve seen so far. Despite being unable to see the ghosts, Jay is incredibly involved in the ghostly happenings of Woodstone, and he’s often a guide or sounding board for Sam as she deals with them. However, in season two we also got to see just how much the move from the city was impacting him. As involved and supportive as he is with all the ‘ghost things’, there’s still a level of separation even from those he shares his everyday life with. However, The Hermit is not just about solitude; it’s also about being in a time of personal change and new purpose, which we get to see as Jay starts building his own restaurant from the barn ground up. I think he perfectly represents that balance of the hermit card—even though at first glance it may seem like the card represents isolation, it’s really about being on your own journey of growth, a journey that’s only possible by withdrawing a bit from the outside world. I’ve really enjoyed how the show has highlighted that with Jay’s character so far, and I can’t wait to keep seeing this journey he’s on as the restaurant gets closer to opening!

Another reason I like this card for Jay? It totally looks like a powerful D&D character, something i imagine Jay would love. For that reason, I didn’t make a whole lot of design changes from the original Colman Smith card (which can be viewed here), although I did update the original’s lantern, and instead have Jay holding the Possession Sconce.

I’m hoping to get back to making more of these soon, but in the meantime, would love it if you checked out my other Ghosts Tarot card designs here!

[astraldrake]

warmup sketch w/ varda

[sluttywizardcowboy]

[theokusgallery]

Artfight attack for lovepink (Character: Yuki) :]

My Artfight

[genisynth]

Unlike conventional tattoo art, which frequently results in abandoned drawings spilling over the side of a trash can, digital sketching tools like Stylus for iPad make trial and error, creativity, and exploration more accessible than ever before for the artists. It lets tattoo artists draw, sketch, paint, take digital notes, and do other things while providing the ease of infinite redos and digital storage. You can also produce from anywhere, at any time, thanks to tablets and mobile apps. Let's check out how digital tools have evolved the tattoo industry.

[theevilbrainman]

Random max drawung

[mr-snailman]

hmmm gotta pick up a cheap screen protector somewhere and then we are back in business baby

[purrfectlycontent]

i reread the 1,863rd round and was hit with the sudden urge to draw yjh with the uriel doll

[dollarstoreartsupplies]

drawing progress between today and my first ever digital-art scary from last year!! 💜💜💜

(happy sophomore slump day,,,, girlie has had so much character development on that poser grind since I drew the first one,,,,,, she doesn’t even know,,,,)