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Eric Ravilious 'Cuckmere Haven' 1939 tracing the sinuous curves of the Cuckmere river meandering through the chalk downlands of East Sussex. Interesting the river does service as one of his white chalk roads, so frequently seen in his paintings. Landscape reduced to essentials.

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I really like these flowers! They grow from star shapes but feel more natural and alive because of how the leafs and petals are free to curve as they wish.

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Both fossil specimens of Prejanopterus show a snout curved to the left. If this is not distortion of the fossil, Prejanopterus is surely one of the weirdest https://t.co/OJgmPKFOga

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Quickly create and configure mesh surfaces from bezier curves. Ideal for creating accurate machine parts or for more organic modelling. https://t.co/VBxxiCFYIH

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How to broke the progression curve (left work in progress / right the last work finished). Next step : details on swimsuit and some shadowing, and the background.

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Right then! Now, the second portion of the path is ready! It's pretty difficult when the path curves so much...

So, that art trade from the other day still isn't finished, which means I'll take a break to deal with it.

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Sister took me out to do some "Treat yoself" therapy, and I got 2 outfits that go way out of my comfort zone. I like my curves. I just hate my arms and the sack left from when Curly was yanked out of me through my guts. They cute though.

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maybe one corner of hell is waiting for me to hurry up and get to work drawing endless freeform quasi-uniform curved lines

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I did a LOT of experimenting (+ trying it with curves -> too many polys) and ended up settling on this shape that I can define more with texturing and then I layed it 'on top' of the rest of the hair which is working....

for now.......? :'')

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From pencil, to inks then color! really like this concept, need to improve on speed lines and making perfect curve lines (probably using vector tools) let me know what you think of my process!

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Featured this week: Bestiary of Anne Walsh tiles. From left: dog, aspidochelone, pelican and kingfisher, bonnacon. The bonnacon's horns are curved back, so useless for fighting. It saves itself by emitting a projective of dung that scorchers pursuers as a sort of fire.

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As an old-school technical artist, I love the way that Adobe have incorporated digital french curves into their Sketch app. They’re comfortingly familiar

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