Posted art in my club!!!! Lots of good stuff this week. Will share some pieces soon.

Edited my bio! Check it out.

Hiyya checking on! May see y'all later and post some art! See you later!

Hey FH! I posted a post on KidzTalk about Rinji (my Bleach character) and her history and everything. If anyone else is a Bleach fan and/or wants to check it out, I'll post the link below in the comments part of this post once I'm done with it.

I may not be able to do any requests or pending projects til next year cuz stuff at home. Just letting y'all know

#DrawingTips Pt9: Thinking Up Hair and Fashion Ideas
I am not a very fashionable person so I have trouble thinking up ideas for these. But here's some helpful tips that have helped me!

1. Observe from life.
2. Look up ideas. The other day I searched "Punk clothes for girls", "Trendy Japanese street fashion", "Fall 2018 fashion trends", etc, on Cortana (only way I can get images), and looked the pics, which helped me get ideas for Rinji's clothes in a recent pic I drew.
3. Do the same with hair.
4. Find some of your fave clothes, observe them, and draw them on your character.
5. Look at fashion mags such as Teen Vogue, but clothes catalogs are better because its more realistic for your character.
6. Go shopping and take pics of clothes you like.
7. Learn the folds and mechanics of clothes to make it more realistic. For example, when a logo is altered by a fold, it will dip into the fold.


Hope this helped! Need help? Suggest below!

Hayhay! I will be on tomorrow from 10-3. Also, I'll try to post some art.

#DrawingTips Pt8: Coloring Skin the Simple Way (Colored Pencils)

1. First select an orange pencil (or dark brown for darker skin). DO NOT choose yellow orange, it doesn't work and makes skin look sickly.
2. Color the shadows, where things bend, where things overlap, etc. Color the shadows lightly at first, making it a somewhat dark orange (or brown for darker skin).
3. After that, go dark and color where things overlap more than once (edge of clothes, hair, etc).
4. Select tan (or light or middle brown for darker skin) and color the skin in full. DO NOT press down too hard.
Part 8.2 Coloring Skin with Pencil
1. Lightly shade the pencil where the shadows are and leave the rest of the skin white for a white person. For black, shade the shadows darker.
2. Shade under the nose, hair, etc.
3. For darker skin, shade the white parts very lightly, but not light enough that the person appears white.
4. Finish up with fine-tuning such as blending if you want.

Suggestions, need help? Comment below!