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En 2014 hice este retrato fantasía, el destinatario era fan de Dragon Ball y Baby Vegeta.
Técnica: Acuarela, lápices pastel, Prismacolor, policromos de Faber Castell y Alpinos normales sobre papel.Tintas aplicadas con aerógrafo.
#dragonball #babyvegeta #dibujo #drawing #retrato
{ Cyren, un OC }
—Mi primer OC propio al 100%
—Nyeh, se transforma en todo
—Chef del prism, metió afrodisíaco a todo el mundo
—Chaotic, Nikolay algún día lo mata
—Gay por Ellery
Original drawing of a #mountain #Lake drawn by hand using Prismacolor Colored Pencils, Soft Pastels, on Textured paper https://t.co/piEwW6vLgA
#dbzstars #fancard
Quand je vous dis que son prism set va être phénoménal 🙃@hestrada_art exclusive design artist collaboration
#DragonBallSuper #dbs #zamasu #Manga
Totally wasn't inspired by the Terraprisma summon from Terraria: Journey's End. Here, we have a mysterious swordsman with a sword plunged into his chest; it doesn't really seem to phase him, however. What's his story? I dunno. #digitalart #digitalartwork #art
Sailor moon!
Moon prism poweeeeer MAKE UP!
#sailormoonredrawchallenge #sailormoonredraw #SailorMoon #SailorMoonchallenge #anime #FANART
Original drawing of a #colorful #sunset drawn by hand using Prismacolor Colored Pencils, Soft Pastels, on Textured paper https://t.co/OyjA6jNGw0
Pour sa première BD, @JulietteTaka nous livre les chroniques contemporaines de Laetitia et son acceptation de soi à travers le prisme de la #PoleDance.
Pole Dance - ma vie en équilibre, le 24 juin en librairie ! 📚
Getting the team ready for Isle of Armor yo 😎
Raid Prism consists of me, @Koi_noKakera, @Pythagoras_3, and Vanquil!
#PokemonSwordShield #pokemon #swsh #trainersona
#junetoon Day 1! Experimenting with Prismacolor erasable colored pencils (the kind animators use). Here’s an original take on #Figment!
#junetoon2020 #DisneyWorld @HaroArtist @FaberCastellUSA
ツイート🌈prism0002の0002とは?気になった方も多いと思います。私も疑問に思う時があります。prismは既に登録者がいました。不人気だったカラオケ垢prism0001の次に誕生したのが、prism0002なのです。
#イラスト好きな人と繋がりたい
#私の絵柄が好みって人にフォローされたい
#prism0002
@BrachyZoid It’s a lot to do with using cubes. The idea is that round shapes like circles and spheres are hard to interpret in three dimensional space because of their curvature, but looking at a cube or some other prism, it’s easier to make your figures feel more three dimensional. (1/2)