devidsketchbook:

DIFFERENT EMOTIONS BY MIKE LARREMORE

Photographer Mike Larremore (tumblr)

proteesiukkonen:

Some studies I’ve done during the past few moths, referenced either of photos (hands, kickboxer) or from life (cats, people).

vantwinblade:

suitdup:

Step your tie game in 2014 guys. I COMMAND THEE!

(the more intricate the knot, the more loops, then the longer the tie needs to be)

Ok so now I’ve decided the Eldridge knot is what Ian wears. 7000 year old immortal can do that shit no problem.

deathcomes4u:

komiti:

my study notes.

Anyone wondering why your animals are looking a bit off, this is really useful. Sometimes it takes a long time to realise that even amoung the same families of animals, spines and hips and leg structures can have nuanced or heavy differences, and taking note of them improves the look of each species immeasurably.

Face shapes too. And as shown down the bottom, knowing your anatomy helps you to make really fucking sick-ass cool mythical creatures.

redgraveconspiracy:

rest of the slides under the cut

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timepolice-art:

Another round of torsos~ I tried to give this set a bit more variety in body type? Not an easy task, I suppose I still have a lot to learn.

If you enjoy em, please use the idea to help you study. It helped me better understand anatomy while making these. Maybe you can learn from what I’ve studied.

Also, any suggests on another reference sheet? Hands? Hats? Wings? I’ll do my best!

Male torso reference here.

timepolice-art:

I just started making some references for myself, but got carried away hahah… ha :’D

I figured I’d share. I’m hoping to make a series of these things for all the drawing bits that give me trouble: woman torsos, hands, wings, different body types, etc.

I hope you also find them useful!

as-warm-as-choco:

How to draw a street that looks good (to me at least!)

by Thomas Romain (Space Dandy, Code Lyoko, Basquash!, E.P. Kiss Dum, Cannon Busters). Another great tutorial !