endling:

An excellent exercise in character body language/expression. I encourage anyone who has the time to try it! It asks for a lot of figures from you, but nevertheless it’s great practice. 

Link to the original template, and the creator of the meme itself are in description over on dA.

eternaldragons:

nicoception:

How To Draw ❀Dresses, Skirts, Bonnets, Hands, and Cuffs

by : 

ume

@pixiv.net

YUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUS

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nicoleohdeon:

Sleeves, Necklines, Collars, and Dress Types

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pagerda:

Just a few [of the] references [from different websites] I’ve compiled for making more unique face/body shapes in my characters.

Of course, creative liberty is (and can be) taken on most of these shapes, but anyone who wishes to design a character should at least know that there are many shapes and sizes for characters to be and that can define the characters.

I encourage making each character, human or animal, unique and identifiable by their silhouettes and profiles when they’re bald and unclothed.

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andarix:

Took way too much time making this pack, but this is a complete set of Copic marker colors, usable as a Photoshop color palette.  Download here @ my dA. (Usable in any program that can use .aco files.)

Each color is labelled as its corresponding marker name- let me know if you catch any typos.

greytaliesin:

A super quick trick for drawing draped fabric that my art teacher taught me in high school.

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