Drawing References and Resources by neofox, journal
Drawing References and Resources
Updated: Aug 13 2012
EVEN MOAR SKIN SWATCHES!
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The best way to improve is to draw from real life. That's the best way to learn. If you don't know how to draw a certain angle of a hand or an arm, you shouldn't fudge it, you should always look it up and figure out how to draw it right. Hiding the hands behind the body is a no-no, people! The proof of bsing is easy to see: http://neofox.deviantart.com/journal/ART-knowledge-is-power-282518336
But often it's very hard to weed through the crap to find good stock to use as reference. So here I am, doing the work for you and naming some helpful resources.
:bulletred: PRIME ADVICE
I've been
Haven't updated in a while, trying my luck with making customized everything!
Currently working on my new shoes, probably going to have a Brave design. Am not really sure ugh.
Putting that aside, I need to finish the whole thing before friday and I'm not that sure what paint to use. Oh my, what have I gotten myself into.
/and omg my face and awkward thumbs-up
I found the sketchbook that was supposed to be my portfolio for my college interview, but since the interview is months away I've totally forgotten about sketching.
Realized that there were no male drawings there - yep, am not good at drawing boys.
Guess most of my submissions will have something to do with traditional art for now.
Made Another Account. All works and watchers from the previous account are gone now (ouch) but I'll be starting on new paintings and other junk that I do and will be able to post them tomorrow. ( ´ ▽ ` )ノ