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5 of 5 commission for Tempera #pixelart #CommissionedArt
It was quite fun making all of them, I was able to make a variety and learned more what I rarely make. Especially the armors!
[Unreleased Character]
"Drana, the Dragon Slayer.
She is the Manatsu's apprentice and learned lots of Dragon Slayer skills from him. Despite her young age, she has already mastered most of them and isn't afraid of even the biggest dragons. Beware of her sharp tongue though..."
I recently learned cel shading so i think I made a bit of improvement this year https://t.co/5wNWLsZJPX
Day 5 #ArtAdventCalendar
I learned how to simplify and make interesting shapes using values on this one, still using that I picked up on this to this day and added more onto what I learned. This was the first full character piece I finished in CSP on the ipad too iirc.
Hello, just wanted to say thank you for all the support i've gotten over the years from you guys! It really means a lot. I def have plans to make my work more enjoyable by including more of the complex stuff i've learned throughout the years.
maybe not a current opinion anymore, but I thought EoSD had super ugly af art but I liked playing the game
then eventually, I learned to appreciate EoSD art
but I could never really like this... https://t.co/Utc8AddmKG
I LOVE Rose Bertin by @jinisonishi!! It's so educational and beautifully illustrated. Through it, I learned about Léonard-Alexis Autié, who is definitely my favorite character. I look forward to reading more!!
#LéonardAlexisAutié | #RoseBertin | #傾国の仕立て屋ローズ・ベルタン
@usckurthy @thejupiterdoll_ check out this beautiful painting by @DeepBlackAI - it learned from the masters and this is no copy of anything in existence - instead of being afraid of AI maybe try it and see what it is really about 😀💖🍻
an appreciation post for my beloved oc merc in 2020, 2021, and 2022 :D
originally he was a cat and then i quickly learned idk how furry artists do it cuz drawing animal people is hard
So I recently learned that if you modify your airbrush enough, you can use it to create some really interesting looking lineart. I've always stuggled with how my lineart takes so much work only for it to have a generated feeling. The airbrush makes things look much more organic.
I started this drawing in January jokingly calling it my New Years Resolution to finish it before the end of 2022.
Since then I've redrawn and recolored this 3 different times to match my personal expectations from what I've learned this year.
New Years Resolution ✅So happy😌
Let’s draw anthropomorphic characters! I learned a lot by following tutorials like this and make my own versions of them. Thread 1/4
Just learned that @Keira_VT has a thing for guys in fedoras. Who knew?
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Kodama Forest🦌✨
Something that I learned in the process of making @CrittersCult is the value of synthesis in #Pixelart. A small canvas and a reduced palette makes you think way more before taking any decisions. Each pixel has a reason to be and has something to express.
Yesterday we got the final reveal of our character's backstories from our Vana Mundi campaign, so I thought I'd share:
We learned Vespertine was dead for the entire campaign - he was brought back via resurrection spell to assist his mentor in his attempted ascension to godhood
GM ❤️🔥 RISE ❤️🔥
Peel
the
curtain
Take
the
stage
Let my inner goddess shine
❤️🔥
The lessons have been learned. The flames have transformed into wings. Fire no longer burns me, it helps me soar higher. Nothing can stop me but me. So I rise like a phoenix.
https://t.co/geLMr8udCV