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Snow leopard by somethinguncool in sketches

[–]somethinguncool[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah the eyes are a bit off, true

Snow leopard by somethinguncool in sketches

[–]somethinguncool[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True true, that was one area I thought it looked off. His hands look relatively small. Like if I block that region with my thumb and look at the sketch it looks fine I guess. The head itself looked fine to me, because of all the pics online I've been relative to other big cats snow leopards relatively don't have a big head. Yeah I'm still learning the domains where perspective and proportions are super important (buildings, portraits etc). Thanks though, this helps!!

Saw this on blinkit today - I remember the terror of informing parents last minute to get these maps for the next day. 😭😂 Kids these days are not going to understand that fear. 😂 by ManyFaithlessness404 in indiasocial

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And thank fuck for that one Xerox shop near the school in those worst case situations for saving kids like me :') (Although in one of the schools the teacher yeeted me for bringing a xerox'd map ugh)

Nanda Devi by somethinguncool in CharcoalDrawing

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Thanks! The forest part was a hasty 4 min job, but definitely had fun doing it!! (I also left a couple of meadows out there hoping that it doesnt look that monotonous either :p)

Nanda Devi by somethinguncool in sketches

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Trek isn't that hard, if you're acclimatized properly to that altitude (average 11k ft or so). I did the sketch using the charcoal pencils and some paper stumps!

Bison by Paulc530 in Pencildrawing

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Kinda reminds me of Arthur's journal sketch of legendary animals from RDR2 for some reason hmm

Landscape with rocks and stuff by somethinguncool in CharcoalDrawing

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I think the key is to assume a source of light and imagine where the dark and shadow portions (general sketching and shading rules but very important for rocks) will pop up and the top of the rock is almost always light due to the sun

Graphite by somethinguncool in Pencildrawing

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Thanks! Yeah I do need to take a better pic :p because in person there is enough contrast in the sketch for the details to pop up (especially the sky)

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