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@CatNamedCheete 3. Make adjustments
Part of the reason I use a vector-based program is that vectors are super easy to edit. So if there's any errors or adjustments that need to be made, they can be fixed up quickly without redrawing the whole thing.
Oh... #drawthisinyourstyle is still a thing?
Umm... might as well post this: @AlexAKAAlexiler's character/avatar.
I posted this a while back, but immediately deleted it after I realised I missed the point of the trend and it wasn't in the pose he asked for.
I realised it's been a while since I last drew that lanky hedgehog...
I was looking through my college life-drawing stuff, and I swear to god the shape of this head/hair reminds me of Todd Howard
"Things I planned to post, but never did" - 03
I'll be honest, I did not expect the flood of likes/retweets I got for my "This ain't Greenhill zone", so I prepared this image and a tweet stating I wasn't expecting the attention and thanking people for their support. (1/2)
Finally got my drawing tablet to work on my laptop (turns out it just hates GIMP) so the process of getting drawings onto my computer will be simpler/quicker (albeit harder, since the drawing pad I use doesn't have a built-in screen).
Considering the fact the previous two art-trades were a single drawing or two... I think it's safe to say I went a bit overkill on this one. (2/2)
(You may need to open these pages in a new tab in order to read them properly)
Fun fact: at college I've been secretly changing the desktop background on my college Mac, but instead of completely replacing it with a new picture, I managed to find the original backdrop on the system and I've been adding stuff to it over time:
Happy birthday, @ScribbleNetty !
(Sorry if the drawing is terrible, I saw other people had drawn your character and I was in the mood to try something I'd never done before)
"Ben's random W.I.P drawing dump (because he doesn't know where else to put it)" - #08
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"lighting_testa1_fulla"
My latest experiment in utilising colour palettes and masking (in GIMP) to produce fake lighting/shading