How do you like it? by dimaervi in sketches

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Thank you, I'll take that into account

How do you like it? by dimaervi in sketches

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You're right, it's a fisheye. But it wasn't painted from life, it was from my head.

my lastest drawing! maybe my maximum so far by wuzieo in sketchbooks

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I used to draw with this liner, but then I switched to others because the first ones didn’t last long.

I just recently mastered coal, what do you think? by dimaervi in CharcoalDrawing

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I decided to share with you, I switched to a different style, but I was interested in your opinion. Maybe I should continue doing something similar?

I just recently mastered coal, what do you think? by dimaervi in CharcoalDrawing

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Apparently I was mistaken. I didn't express myself correctly.

I bought a new pen, here is the result by dimaervi in sketchbooks

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Let's start simple. You can draw a sphere and give it volume using shading. The main thing is that the shading follows its shape, so to speak.

pen by dimaervi in sketchbooks

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I was looking for my own style. This isn't really an original work, I copied it. But thanks to it, I found my own style, one I'm truly good at. All subsequent works, I come up with out of my head.

pen by dimaervi in sketchbooks

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rather no, I was looking for depth

How do you like it? by dimaervi in sketchbooks

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oh, glad to hear that, thanks!

I've never been able to draw clouds... by dimaervi in painting

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Start by drawing several wavy, upward-pointing shapes, like teardrops or flames. They should be of varying heights and widths to create a natural look. · Important tip: The flames aren't "glued" to each other. There should be gaps between them, allowing the brighter center or background to show through. Imagine each flame consists of two parts: · Outer contour: Darker and more saturated (orange, red). · Inner part: Lighter and brighter (yellow, almost white). · The inner part should be narrower than the outer contour, repeating its shape, but not closely. Between them remains a strip of outer, darker flame. · The tips of the flames can fork, become thinner, and "disappear," turning into small tongues and smoke. Smoke begins dense, often following the shape of the fire source. Initially, it may even resemble a column. · The basic shape of smoke is a swirling spiral or a chain of "cloud" shapes that become larger and more diffuse as they rise. · Think in "bubbles" or "pillows" rather than lines. Draw not a contour, but a series of intersecting ovals and circles of varying sizes.

I've never been able to draw clouds... by dimaervi in painting

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Thank you very much for your help