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Character Design is using Pinterest, an online pinboard to collect and share what inspires you.Amazing collection of references, soooo much to go throughhhhhhhhh.
A Guide to Jewelry Chain Types from Design Thrift here. For better resolution go to the link. This is one of my favorite “new to me” blogs.
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Re-learning how to draw hands and arms, since I’m struggling with them. PROPORTIONS ARE FUN
this is really cool
It…it’s so simple
thaaaaank yoooooouuuuu
Yessss good finally
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Some resources for those writing medieval-type stories:
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https://www.facebook.com/Anatomy4Sculptors/photos_albums
Such a fantastic resource!!
Edit: http://naiadestricolor.tumblr.com/ pointed out they have a kickstarter going on!
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Khai Dinh king cosplay costume by *Alzheimer13
This artist created a wonderful cosplay of the Vietnamese Emperor Khai Dinh (1885-1925). He handmade most of the costume, including the epaulettes and orders. While not an exact replica, he did capture the opulence of the Emperor’s wardrobe.
I found this while doing some research for inspiration for a Vietnamese/Asian-themed steampunk costume. It reminds me that I have to do a photoset about the real Emperor in the future.Awesome stuff
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From Cartooning and Good Drawing by Harriet “Petey” Weaver. This is her page on the proportions of the body. The 30s and 40s were a time when a lot of artists were publishing how to books. She published hers in 1939.
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Just some references, add your own
*How To Draw Fabric Folds/Creases
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Dacrophelia - Mastertouch by ~Niansa
I think it’s hard to find good photography of true emotions such as sadness and crying. This beautiful set of photos shows the progress of how the face change when crying. The photographer did not fake this; these are real tears and real emotions put into this artwork.
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FontSquirrel.com is a place where you can get free fonts…FREE, for personal AND commercial use, unlike dafont.com, where you need to check the license of each font first before using it. Above are a few samples of what they’ve got.
I’ve posted this site before, but it’s a site I visit often and I figured it’s been long enough to post it again. And a lot of these fonts are ready for web use, too!
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