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Oldin 11/10/18 9:33:38 PM #153:	Ryetoast posted... Any way to time lapse the videos? sorry dude, i wish i know <cite>Oldin posted [p:912187963] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote>Any way to time lapse the videos?</quote> sorry dude, i wish i know</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/10/18 11:24:51 PM #154:	Oldin posted... Ryetoast posted... Any way to time lapse the videos? sorry dude, i wish i know Thatd help viewers. I just had to jump around to see where you were going but good work. I just spent the last 30 minutes on this drawing.. I smudged too early on. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912193131] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Oldin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote>Any way to time lapse the videos?</quote> sorry dude, i wish i know</quote> Thatd help viewers. I just had to jump around to see where you were going but good work. I just spent the last 30 minutes on this drawing.. I smudged too early on.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Popcorn_Fairy 11/10/18 11:29:41 PM #155:	I drew this today. Fuck drawing armor --- https://i.imgtc.com/mXVOxDD.gif <cite>Popcorn_Fairy posted [p:912193354] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote>I drew this today. Fuck drawing armor </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/10/18 11:34:19 PM #156:	Popcorn_Fairy posted... I drew this today. Fuck drawing armor Looks pretty bad ass to me. Gonna start another portrait tomorrow. I over smudged this one and the perspective is a bit off. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912193547] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Popcorn_Fairy posted...</cite> <quote>I drew this today. Fuck drawing armor </quote> Looks pretty bad ass to me. Gonna start another portrait tomorrow. I over smudged this one and the perspective is a bit off.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oldin 11/10/18 11:59:50 PM #157:	Ryetoast posted... Oldin posted... Ryetoast posted... Any way to time lapse the videos? sorry dude, i wish i know Thatd help viewers. I just had to jump around to see where you were going but good work. I just spent the last 30 minutes on this drawing.. I smudged too early on. <cite>Oldin posted [p:912194732] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Oldin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote>Any way to time lapse the videos?</quote> sorry dude, i wish i know</quote> Thatd help viewers. I just had to jump around to see where you were going but good work. I just spent the last 30 minutes on this drawing.. I smudged too early on.</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Vertania 11/11/18 12:16:25 AM #159:	<cite>Vertania posted [p:912195342] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/11/18 12:17:12 AM #160:	Fixed the perspective issues..but still shading too early. Im calling it quits for today. Goats posted... Its a masterpiece. Okay my art friend is helping me. Draw is too round she says. When doing the under drawing Im gonna do an oval for the chin and hatch down. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912195366] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote> Fixed the perspective issues..but still shading too early. Im calling it quits for today. <cite>Goats posted...</cite> <quote></quote> Its a masterpiece. Okay my art friend is helping me. Draw is too round she says. When doing the under drawing Im gonna do an oval for the chin and hatch down.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/11/18 1:01:52 AM #161:	Vertania posted... Beuno. I like your cartooning style. Cute. Playing some vidya then heading to bed. Need to spend more than 30 minutes on these. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912197125] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Vertania posted...</cite> <quote></quote> Beuno. I like your cartooning style. Cute. Playing some vidya then heading to bed. Need to spend more than 30 minutes on these.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/11/18 5:30:59 PM #162:	I give up! Flips table..screw this shit. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912231651] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote> I give up! Flips table..screw this shit.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/11/18 6:15:11 PM #163:	Havent gone past B on this yet.. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912233982] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote> Havent gone past B on this yet..</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/11/18 9:34:32 PM #164:	Gonna let this gel for awhile. Finally getting a bit of perspective.. But I can hear every art teacher ever saying Draw what you see not what you want to draw in my ear right now. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912244602] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote> Gonna let this gel for awhile. Finally getting a bit of perspective.. But I can hear every art teacher ever saying Draw what you see not what you want to draw in my ear right now.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oldin 11/11/18 9:37:08 PM #165:	Ryetoast posted... Gonna let this gel for awhile. Finally getting a bit of perspective.. But I can hear every art teacher ever saying Draw what you see not what you want to draw in my ear right now. i just stick draw what i'm happy with <cite>Oldin posted [p:912244714] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote> Gonna let this gel for awhile. Finally getting a bit of perspective.. But I can hear every art teacher ever saying Draw what you see not what you want to draw in my ear right now.</quote> i just stick draw what i'm happy with</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vol2tex 11/11/18 10:49:20 PM #166:	Ryetoast posted... Gonna let this gel for awhile. Finally getting a bit of perspective.. But I can hear every art teacher ever saying Draw what you see not what you want to draw in my ear right now. This drawing has character/personality, but the perspective and proportions are off and are hurting the drawing. A good thing I would suggest in this instance is to use a ruler to lightly draw a line from the eye on the right side on a slight angle towards the left, so that you can bring the eye up to match the angle of the eye on the right side. The nose should move down some more and you can also make the nose less wide. The mouth should also move down a bit. I would also move the ear up some more. In general, try to think of everything more blocky/boxy: --- https://imgtc.com/i/7cQjt43.jpg https://i.imgtc.com/YFpt0kk.jpg <cite>Vol2tex posted [p:912248610] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote> Gonna let this gel for awhile. Finally getting a bit of perspective.. But I can hear every art teacher ever saying Draw what you see not what you want to draw in my ear right now.</quote> This drawing has character/personality, but the perspective and proportions are off and are hurting the drawing. A good thing I would suggest in this instance is to use a ruler to lightly draw a line from the eye on the right side on a slight angle towards the left, so that you can bring the eye up to match the angle of the eye on the right side. The nose should move down some more and you can also make the nose less wide. The mouth should also move down a bit. I would also move the ear up some more. In general, try to think of everything more blocky/boxy: </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/11/18 10:55:11 PM #167:	Vol2tex posted... Ryetoast posted... Gonna let this gel for awhile. Finally getting a bit of perspective.. But I can hear every art teacher ever saying Draw what you see not what you want to draw in my ear right now. This drawing has character/personality, but the perspective and proportions are off and are hurting the drawing. A good thing I would suggest in this instance is to use a ruler to lightly draw a line from the eye on the right side on a slight angle towards the left, so that you can bring the eye up to match the angle of the eye on the right side. The nose should move down some more and you can also make the nose less wide. The mouth should also move down a bit. I would also move the ear up some more. In general, try to think of everything more blocky/boxy: The picture of the model I have is giving me issues because her head is directly in pointing out and her chin and nostrils are almost upwards. Really giving me troubles. My friend says my hand is a bit too heavy and need to blend more to hide the construction lines. But yeah I havent had a lot of time to draw lately because Im busy with my major. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912248919] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Vol2tex posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote> Gonna let this gel for awhile. Finally getting a bit of perspective.. But I can hear every art teacher ever saying Draw what you see not what you want to draw in my ear right now.</quote> This drawing has character/personality, but the perspective and proportions are off and are hurting the drawing. A good thing I would suggest in this instance is to use a ruler to lightly draw a line from the eye on the right side on a slight angle towards the left, so that you can bring the eye up to match the angle of the eye on the right side. The nose should move down some more and you can also make the nose less wide. The mouth should also move down a bit. I would also move the ear up some more. In general, try to think of everything more blocky/boxy: </quote> The picture of the model I have is giving me issues because her head is directly in pointing out and her chin and nostrils are almost upwards. Really giving me troubles. My friend says my hand is a bit too heavy and need to blend more to hide the construction lines. But yeah I havent had a lot of time to draw lately because Im busy with my major.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vol2tex 11/11/18 11:18:08 PM #168:	Yeah, upward (or downward) perspective is hard. I am not too great with faces either but aligning the features first has been helpful for me. To really draw faces and heads well though would involve a great deal of study of perspective and simplifying everything into spheres and boxes and cones, then thinking of how those spheres and boxes and cones look at in different perspectives. Then it is easier to place all of the features and anatomy. Hope you get some time to practice with it. --- https://imgtc.com/i/7cQjt43.jpg https://i.imgtc.com/YFpt0kk.jpg <cite>Vol2tex posted [p:912250089] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote>Yeah, upward (or downward) perspective is hard. I am not too great with faces either but aligning the features first has been helpful for me. To really draw faces and heads well though would involve a great deal of study of perspective and simplifying everything into spheres and boxes and cones, then thinking of how those spheres and boxes and cones look at in different perspectives. Then it is easier to place all of the features and anatomy. Hope you get some time to practice with it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/12/18 10:37:31 PM #169:	Looking a bit better . --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912308672] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote> Looking a bit better .</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vol2tex 11/13/18 9:41:48 PM #170:	It does look better, though I think some more adjustments could be made. Ultimately, how do you want your drawings to look? In terms of realism, I've struggled with portraits and faces since I've barely focused on drawing them, but I've been looking a lot at these 19th century artists recently. It's very inspiring seeing how remarkable the portraits they draw look: and I'm trying to get my portraits to look like that. Hair is the hardest though. --- https://imgtc.com/i/7cQjt43.jpg https://i.imgtc.com/YFpt0kk.jpg <cite>Vol2tex posted [p:912363454] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote>It does look better, though I think some more adjustments could be made. Ultimately, how do you want your drawings to look? In terms of realism, I've struggled with portraits and faces since I've barely focused on drawing them, but I've been looking a lot at these 19th century artists recently. It's very inspiring seeing how remarkable the portraits they draw look: and I'm trying to get my portraits to look like that. Hair is the hardest though.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oldin 11/13/18 9:44:07 PM #171:	Vol2tex posted... It does look better, though I think some more adjustments could be made. Ultimately, how do you want your drawings to look? In terms of realism, I've struggled with portraits and faces since I've barely focused on drawing them, but I've been looking a lot at these 19th century artists recently. It's very inspiring seeing how remarkable the portraits they draw look: and I'm trying to get my portraits to look like that. Hair is the hardest though. amazing people back then don't even need cameras. --- https://bit.ly/2JXDBzP nice breasts <cite>Oldin posted [p:912363585] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Vol2tex posted...</cite> <quote>It does look better, though I think some more adjustments could be made. Ultimately, how do you want your drawings to look? In terms of realism, I've struggled with portraits and faces since I've barely focused on drawing them, but I've been looking a lot at these 19th century artists recently. It's very inspiring seeing how remarkable the portraits they draw look: and I'm trying to get my portraits to look like that. Hair is the hardest though.</quote> amazing people back then don't even need cameras.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vol2tex 11/13/18 9:51:56 PM #172:	Oldin posted... Vol2tex posted... It does look better, though I think some more adjustments could be made. Ultimately, how do you want your drawings to look? In terms of realism, I've struggled with portraits and faces since I've barely focused on drawing them, but I've been looking a lot at these 19th century artists recently. It's very inspiring seeing how remarkable the portraits they draw look: and I'm trying to get my portraits to look like that. Hair is the hardest though. amazing people back then don't even need cameras. It truly was astounding, I mean look at these portraits: But then, a combination of photography coming about and a shift in subject matter caused the decline of this style. I think it is more beautiful seeing people captured this way than with a photograph. --- https://imgtc.com/i/7cQjt43.jpg https://i.imgtc.com/YFpt0kk.jpg <cite>Vol2tex posted [p:912364041] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Oldin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Vol2tex posted...</cite> <quote>It does look better, though I think some more adjustments could be made. Ultimately, how do you want your drawings to look? In terms of realism, I've struggled with portraits and faces since I've barely focused on drawing them, but I've been looking a lot at these 19th century artists recently. It's very inspiring seeing how remarkable the portraits they draw look: and I'm trying to get my portraits to look like that. Hair is the hardest though.</quote> amazing people back then don't even need cameras.</quote> It truly was astounding, I mean look at these portraits: But then, a combination of photography coming about and a shift in subject matter caused the decline of this style. I think it is more beautiful seeing people captured this way than with a photograph.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oldin 11/14/18 6:42:31 AM #173:	Vol2tex posted... Oldin posted... Vol2tex posted... It does look better, though I think some more adjustments could be made. Ultimately, how do you want your drawings to look? In terms of realism, I've struggled with portraits and faces since I've barely focused on drawing them, but I've been looking a lot at these 19th century artists recently. It's very inspiring seeing how remarkable the portraits they draw look: and I'm trying to get my portraits to look like that. Hair is the hardest though. amazing people back then don't even need cameras. It truly was astounding, I mean look at these portraits: But then, a combination of photography coming about and a shift in subject matter caused the decline of this style. I think it is more beautiful seeing people captured this way than with a photograph. old painting is really pleasant to look, i wonder why regular photo could never achieve this kind of pantyness. it don't want to stand but it stand out hmmm --- https://bit.ly/2JXDBzP nice breasts <cite>Oldin posted [p:912380038] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Vol2tex posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Oldin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Vol2tex posted...</cite> <quote>It does look better, though I think some more adjustments could be made. Ultimately, how do you want your drawings to look? In terms of realism, I've struggled with portraits and faces since I've barely focused on drawing them, but I've been looking a lot at these 19th century artists recently. It's very inspiring seeing how remarkable the portraits they draw look: and I'm trying to get my portraits to look like that. Hair is the hardest though.</quote> amazing people back then don't even need cameras.</quote> It truly was astounding, I mean look at these portraits: But then, a combination of photography coming about and a shift in subject matter caused the decline of this style. I think it is more beautiful seeing people captured this way than with a photograph.</quote> old painting is really pleasant to look, i wonder why regular photo could never achieve this kind of pantyness. it don't want to stand but it stand out hmmm</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SiO4 11/14/18 6:54:16 AM #174:	How have I missed this topic? Very cool stuff!! --- "Whatever the reason you're on Mars, I'm glad you're there, and I wish I was with you." ~Carl Sagan. Currently playing: Flight Simulator X.~PC <cite>SiO4 posted [p:912380247] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote>How have I missed this topic? Very cool stuff!!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/14/18 7:09:04 AM #175:	SiO4 posted... How have I missed this topic? Very cool stuff!! Because I've mainly been keeping it bumped, and I kind of want it to purge tbh. @Vol2tex I think her head needs be adjusted about 10 degrees. But I filled in some of the nose and hair and it looks decent enough. Trying to get likeness down and eventually be able to cartoon people and have it look like them. I heard that is something you can't really teach. And man I want to see some Renaissance paintings again. I saw a Caravagio (1700's Flemish right?) showcase that was an extra $20 I believe. Something you have to see in person because high res scans don't do them justice. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912380514] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>SiO4 posted...</cite> <quote>How have I missed this topic? Very cool stuff!!</quote> Because I've mainly been keeping it bumped, and I kind of want it to purge tbh. @Vol2tex I think her head needs be adjusted about 10 degrees. But I filled in some of the nose and hair and it looks decent enough. Trying to get likeness down and eventually be able to cartoon people and have it look like them. I heard that is something you can't really teach. And man I want to see some Renaissance paintings again. I saw a Caravagio (1700's Flemish right?) showcase that was an extra $20 I believe. Something you have to see in person because high res scans don't do them justice.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Vol2tex 11/15/18 12:05:48 AM #176:	Ryetoast posted... SiO4 posted... How have I missed this topic? Very cool stuff!! Because I've mainly been keeping it bumped, and I kind of want it to purge tbh. @Vol2tex I think her head needs be adjusted about 10 degrees. But I filled in some of the nose and hair and it looks decent enough. Trying to get likeness down and eventually be able to cartoon people and have it look like them. I heard that is something you can't really teach. And man I want to see some Renaissance paintings again. I saw a Caravagio (1700's Flemish right?) showcase that was an extra $20 I believe. Something you have to see in person because high res scans don't do them justice. There are classes and books that teach cartooning, but I think it is harder than realism since you have to use your imagination rather than reference or a live model. Developing a good grasp on the basics is most useful, but some artists like Disney animator Fred Moore though took no classes yet did amazing drawings like this: It's actually amazing seeing the 1930s drawings by animators and comic book artists because many of them had little to no training yet produced fantastic drawings. I think some of them just naturally can draw the images they see in their head. Caravaggio was in the 1500s and not Flemish, but yeah it is stunning seeing these paintings up close. --- https://imgtc.com/i/7cQjt43.jpg https://i.imgtc.com/YFpt0kk.jpg <cite>Vol2tex posted [p:912428440] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SiO4 posted...</cite> <quote>How have I missed this topic? Very cool stuff!!</quote> Because I've mainly been keeping it bumped, and I kind of want it to purge tbh. @Vol2tex I think her head needs be adjusted about 10 degrees. But I filled in some of the nose and hair and it looks decent enough. Trying to get likeness down and eventually be able to cartoon people and have it look like them. I heard that is something you can't really teach. And man I want to see some Renaissance paintings again. I saw a Caravagio (1700's Flemish right?) showcase that was an extra $20 I believe. Something you have to see in person because high res scans don't do them justice.</quote> There are classes and books that teach cartooning, but I think it is harder than realism since you have to use your imagination rather than reference or a live model. Developing a good grasp on the basics is most useful, but some artists like Disney animator Fred Moore though took no classes yet did amazing drawings like this: It's actually amazing seeing the 1930s drawings by animators and comic book artists because many of them had little to no training yet produced fantastic drawings. I think some of them just naturally can draw the images they see in their head. Caravaggio was in the 1500s and not Flemish, but yeah it is stunning seeing these paintings up close.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oldin 11/16/18 6:03:05 AM #177:	Vol2tex posted... Ryetoast posted... SiO4 posted... How have I missed this topic? Very cool stuff!! Because I've mainly been keeping it bumped, and I kind of want it to purge tbh. @Vol2tex I think her head needs be adjusted about 10 degrees. But I filled in some of the nose and hair and it looks decent enough. Trying to get likeness down and eventually be able to cartoon people and have it look like them. I heard that is something you can't really teach. And man I want to see some Renaissance paintings again. I saw a Caravagio (1700's Flemish right?) showcase that was an extra $20 I believe. Something you have to see in person because high res scans don't do them justice. There are classes and books that teach cartooning, but I think it is harder than realism since you have to use your imagination rather than reference or a live model. Developing a good grasp on the basics is most useful, but some artists like Disney animator Fred Moore though took no classes yet did amazing drawings like this: It's actually amazing seeing the 1930s drawings by animators and comic book artists because many of them had little to no training yet produced fantastic drawings. I think some of them just naturally can draw the images they see in their head. Caravaggio was in the 1500s and not Flemish, but yeah it is stunning seeing these paintings up close. i think the more i look into it. the more i feel that hayao miyazaki quote about otaku being the cancerous thing is probably true. --- https://bit.ly/2JXDBzP nice breasts <cite>Oldin posted [p:912497070] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Vol2tex posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote><cite>SiO4 posted...</cite> <quote>How have I missed this topic? Very cool stuff!!</quote> Because I've mainly been keeping it bumped, and I kind of want it to purge tbh. @Vol2tex I think her head needs be adjusted about 10 degrees. But I filled in some of the nose and hair and it looks decent enough. Trying to get likeness down and eventually be able to cartoon people and have it look like them. I heard that is something you can't really teach. And man I want to see some Renaissance paintings again. I saw a Caravagio (1700's Flemish right?) showcase that was an extra $20 I believe. Something you have to see in person because high res scans don't do them justice.</quote> There are classes and books that teach cartooning, but I think it is harder than realism since you have to use your imagination rather than reference or a live model. Developing a good grasp on the basics is most useful, but some artists like Disney animator Fred Moore though took no classes yet did amazing drawings like this: It's actually amazing seeing the 1930s drawings by animators and comic book artists because many of them had little to no training yet produced fantastic drawings. I think some of them just naturally can draw the images they see in their head. Caravaggio was in the 1500s and not Flemish, but yeah it is stunning seeing these paintings up close.</quote> i think the more i look into it. the more i feel that hayao miyazaki quote about otaku being the cancerous thing is probably true.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
trappedunderice 11/16/18 9:19:24 AM #178:	--- You can't beat a classic. <cite>trappedunderice posted [p:912502004] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/17/18 5:54:25 PM #179:	trappedunderice posted... Nice. I like how the pencil is still there..I've always liked that on my drawings but always kept it clean. Crudely drawn, not automonamtically correct, figure sketch.. Haven't done figures in a while. Slight adjustment Ill get it soon enough --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912578758] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>trappedunderice posted...</cite> <quote></quote> Nice. I like how the pencil is still there..I've always liked that on my drawings but always kept it clean. Crudely drawn, not automonamtically correct, figure sketch.. Haven't done figures in a while. Slight adjustment Ill get it soon enough</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/17/18 7:36:26 PM #180:	Still not feeling it. Think its the extended arm and her back leg. At least my lines are super smooth even though I havent inked in awhile. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912583849] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote> Still not feeling it. Think its the extended arm and her back leg. At least my lines are super smooth even though I havent inked in awhile.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oldin 11/17/18 7:43:59 PM #181:	thicc is life --- https://bit.ly/2JXDBzP nice breasts <cite>Oldin posted [p:912584237] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote>thicc is life</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/17/18 11:27:16 PM #182:	Took me all day but I think I got it. Gonna foreshorten that arm a bit more. And Im drawing the sketches assuming Im gonna clothe them. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912594585] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote> Took me all day but I think I got it. Gonna foreshorten that arm a bit more. And Im drawing the sketches assuming Im gonna clothe them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Albel-Nox 11/18/18 4:36:17 AM #183:	Some really good stuff in here. Contributing. Also, in addition, hoping I don't alter the balance of good and evil doing so. <cite>Albel-Nox posted [p:912603129] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote>Some really good stuff in here. Contributing. Also, in addition, hoping I don't alter the balance of good and evil doing so.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DeathDeathSong 11/18/18 4:47:23 AM #184:	i dont really draw but i dooted a little mspaint jevil for /utg/ the other night --- My hearts go out to all you sinners! Let me tell you about Homestuck https://i.imgtc.com/2Ad2sOk.gif <cite>DeathDeathSong posted [p:912603349] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote>i dont really draw but i dooted a little mspaint jevil for /utg/ the other night </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
trappedunderice 11/18/18 9:05:58 AM #185:	I didn't use pencil only smudged the ink for the shadow effects. --- You can't beat a classic. <cite>trappedunderice posted [p:912608290] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote>I didn't use pencil only smudged the ink for the shadow effects.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
UltraDeku 11/20/18 12:33:15 AM #186:	DeathDeathSong posted... i dont really draw but i dooted a little mspaint jevil for /utg/ the other night That looks kinda cute --- https://imgtc.com/i/c5VfeKI.png <cite>UltraDeku posted [p:912718218] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>DeathDeathSong posted...</cite> <quote>i dont really draw but i dooted a little mspaint jevil for /utg/ the other night </quote> That looks kinda cute</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oldin 11/20/18 10:32:34 AM #187:	nice --- https://bit.ly/2JXDBzP nice breasts <cite>Oldin posted [p:912733834] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote>nice </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/20/18 8:38:01 PM #188:	Feel so zapped creativity wise.. Has potential but it t succccccks --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912765237] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote>Feel so zapped creativity wise.. Has potential but it t succccccks</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TeaMilk 11/20/18 8:59:09 PM #189:	hey rye (or anyone) what should I draw for the best CEer tournament next round? (for both me and DOC) --- http://error1355.com/ce/DocileOrangeCup.html https://imgur.com/UaVD352 <cite>TeaMilk posted [p:912766427] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote>hey rye (or anyone) what should I draw for the best CEer tournament next round? (for both me and DOC)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/20/18 9:25:44 PM #190:	TeaMilk posted... hey rye (or anyone) what should I draw for the best CEer tournament next round? (for both me and DOC) Snorlax and a cute Pokmon (Melodetta or Jiggly puff?) battling! Sorry if I offended you by comparing you to a jigglypuff. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912767855] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>TeaMilk posted...</cite> <quote>hey rye (or anyone) what should I draw for the best CEer tournament next round? (for both me and DOC)</quote> Snorlax and a cute Pokmon (Melodetta or Jiggly puff?) battling! Sorry if I offended you by comparing you to a jigglypuff.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DocileOrangeCup 11/20/18 10:23:41 PM #191:	Ryetoast posted... Sorry if I offended you by comparing you to a jigglypuff. YOU FUCKIN CALLED ME SNORLAX MOTHERFUCKER --- https://imgur.com/kHnd6lr https://imgur.com/uG042id https://imgur.com/tIfDfZH https://imgur.com/xhtRl8w https://imgur.com/ggQozRe https://imgur.com/xfhfLOc <cite>DocileOrangeCup posted [p:912770773] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote>Sorry if I offended you by comparing you to a jigglypuff.</quote> YOU FUCKIN CALLED ME SNORLAX MOTHERFUCKER</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/20/18 10:28:44 PM #192:	DocileOrangeCup posted... YOU FUCKIN CALLED ME SNORLAX MOTHERFUCKER LOL --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912771031] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>DocileOrangeCup posted...</cite> <quote>YOU FUCKIN CALLED ME SNORLAX MOTHERFUCKER</quote> LOL</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oldin 11/20/18 11:15:15 PM #193:	DocileOrangeCup posted... Ryetoast posted... Sorry if I offended you by comparing you to a jigglypuff. YOU FUCKIN CALLED ME SNORLAX MOTHERFUCKER --- https://bit.ly/2JXDBzP nice breasts <cite>Oldin posted [p:912773094] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>DocileOrangeCup posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote>Sorry if I offended you by comparing you to a jigglypuff.</quote> YOU FUCKIN CALLED ME SNORLAX MOTHERFUCKER</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DeathDeathSong 11/21/18 10:13:46 AM #194:	i drew a me --- My hearts go out to all you sinners! Let me tell you about Homestuck https://i.imgtc.com/2Ad2sOk.gif <cite>DeathDeathSong posted [p:912791437] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote> i drew a me</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
_Lyonidias 11/21/18 11:03:50 AM #195:	--- she's a killer queen uwu; the user formerly known as joestarrr <cite>_Lyonidias posted [p:912793569] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TeaMilk 11/22/18 3:25:33 AM #196:	Ryetoast posted... TeaMilk posted... hey rye (or anyone) what should I draw for the best CEer tournament next round? (for both me and DOC) Snorlax and a cute Pokmon (Melodetta or Jiggly puff?) battling! Sorry if I offended you by comparing you to a jigglypuff. (jk) I think that'd be a great idea if we both make it to round 4 and have to face each other. --- http://error1355.com/ce/DocileOrangeCup.html https://imgur.com/UaVD352 <cite>TeaMilk posted [p:912838334] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TeaMilk posted...</cite> <quote>hey rye (or anyone) what should I draw for the best CEer tournament next round? (for both me and DOC)</quote> Snorlax and a cute Pokmon (Melodetta or Jiggly puff?) battling! Sorry if I offended you by comparing you to a jigglypuff.</quote> (jk) I think that'd be a great idea if we both make it to round 4 and have to face each other.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oldin 11/22/18 7:27:56 AM #197:	_Lyonidias posted... nice ur natural --- https://bit.ly/2JXDBzP nice breasts <cite>Oldin posted [p:912842678] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>_Lyonidias posted...</cite> <quote></quote> nice ur natural</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oldin 11/23/18 8:04:26 PM #198:	--- https://bit.ly/2JXDBzP nice breasts <cite>Oldin posted [p:912923294] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/24/18 9:21:46 PM #199:	Any doodle suggestions? Sorry holidays got me a bit mopey..haven't been feeling very creatrive or motivated. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912980270] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote>Any doodle suggestions? Sorry holidays got me a bit mopey..haven't been feeling very creatrive or motivated.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ryetoast 11/24/18 9:48:59 PM #200:	Wish I could get this game Energy when doing pencil then inking. Pen is my medium. --- The user formerly known as 626 <cite>Ryetoast posted [p:912981598] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote> Wish I could get this game Energy when doing pencil then inking. Pen is my medium.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oldin 11/26/18 7:09:04 AM #201:	Ryetoast posted... Any doodle suggestions? Sorry holidays got me a bit mopey..haven't been feeling very creatrive or motivated. a squirrels --- https://bit.ly/2JXDBzP nice breasts <cite>Oldin posted [p:913055441] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ryetoast posted...</cite> <quote>Any doodle suggestions? Sorry holidays got me a bit mopey..haven't been feeling very creatrive or motivated.</quote> a squirrels</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Oldin 11/26/18 11:16:26 AM #202:	--- https://bit.ly/2JXDBzP nice breasts <cite>Oldin posted [p:913062952] in Drawing to... [t:77071025]...</cite> <quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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