First Day Of Inktober.

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The pumpkin lady has a hand and I want to draw an owl.

My Jack o lantern drawing

Okay, so, in art class we have been doing charcoal all this time, practising drawing statues.

Like this gorgeous first attempt of drawing with charcoal. Beautiful.

The man and the “I’m judging you” face woman. (The light is there too, I’m too sassy, I couldn’t resist)

The awesome abstract drawing withe the “cube face”. I swear, it’s supposed to be a face there in the right.

“The man who used to not have half of his face” is there too. He seems a little sad, I wonder why.

And, so, the time passed. The teacher said we could draw anything we wanted.

Anything .

I present you MISS PUMPKIN. I’M NOT GIVING UP HALLOWEEN UNTIL IT’S DECEMBER. It’s not finished yet. I started a few days ago, I don’t want to give up, I have to finish it. Oh, and yes, she has not hand.

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Halloween never diessss yaaaaaayy!!!

Hand.

This is me. Always. I'm doing it right now.

Ravenclaw Headcanon

Ravenclaws prioritise things badly a lot. Instead of doing the work that needs to be done sooner, they do the work they find more challenging or fun or rewarding etc. Until it is the very last minute and they realise they’ve fucked up.

Oc. Doesn't have a name yet. Just a good boii.

Quick CLIP STUDIO PAINT trick

If you’re like me, then you guys love shading your sketches or lineart. Like this:

But if you erase a bit and shade more with black on low opacity it’ll look all wonky so you use the color picker. Or hell you scan or take a photo of a drawing you made on paper. But then this happens if you wanna put color under it!

Oh no! Now I have to set it to multiply to color it in! And then I can’t color in the lineart! :(

Fret not, my dear friends! I found the solution! Go to [Edit] > [Convert brightness to opacity]

And suddenly you have this:

This way you don’t need to set the lineart to multiply and can color it in! It also works perfectly, if you use this nifty little trick on traditional drawings that you scanned.

I hope this helped you guys, because I sure as hell didn’t know about this until yesterday! ♥

My OC.

Vincent van Gogh, from a letter to Theo van Gogh written c. March 1882

"Hansel y gretel, parte 3 " trabajo de clase #homework https://www.instagram.com/p/BzAuxRUip6U/?igshid=rgtyg7lgzpfp

Objective for this project: Take the iconic Han Solo and Greedo scene in New Hope and re-direct it like it was Genndy Tartakovsky that did it in the 2003 CW show