Red and Blue make Purple

[ichidice]

[23i2ko]

red + white

[illmamnim]

[jankybones]

I’m a day ahead with Inktober, but I’m having fun!

(Sorry for how messy they are, I’m getting used to my new brush pens and I don’t do pencil sketches!)

[illmamnim]

[panfriedaces]

Unmute for spooks

[angst-oclock]

• draco: my sexuality doesn't define me
• [a moment later]
• draco: MOVE, I'M GAY

[angst-oclock]

[television-for-dinner]

When you don’t feel like explaining your gender and orientations

[amayas-scar]

[klanced]

coran/allura/lance’s faces when the arusians light the sacrificial fire are the funniest things i’ve seen all week

[illmamnim]

[stareatnight]

I’ll stab myself for every kanaya in something rainbow related I draw..

[illmamnim]

Anonymous asked:

Any tips for getting what you picture in your head down on paper? Or tips on how to keep your drawings from looking stiff? ^-^ thx

nightrizer answered:

Actually, I gave up with trying to make my drawings look exactly how I picture them in my head. I just think of a loose idea then let it develop as I work instead. It saves me the frustration of trying to make it like the perfect image in my head. XD

So I guess my advice is to just relax and let it develop as you draw instead of obsessing over perfection. This also helps with keeping your poses from looking stiff. Draw out a loose thumbnail/rough sketch first, but don’t worry about anatomy yet. Just work on getting the line of action and expression down. Then, you can go over it with the clean-up sketch and adjust proportions and anatomy.

Example of my process:

Characters belong to KaitouCat, SenkaBekic, and Disney/Alex Hirsch

Hope this helps! c:

[illmamnim]

[mia-nee-chan]

Tokoyami as crows shitpost