Practice Makes Perfect

rynnay:

oak-mossheart:

decemberpaladin:

sexbucket:

zoologicallydubious:

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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human-proportions:

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.

Cartooning Plus Good Drawing

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beatonna:

xylophonetics:

beatonna:

Pinterest user p8ronella has collected a handy array of reference, lovingly organized.  Click to go through!

The screen cap I took of the first albums doesn’t do the vast collection justice.  You’ll see!  There’s a lot of periods and places packed in there.

Does Kate Beaton have a Pinterest? I’ve set up boards for my students to follow and I’d love to have her added as a resource.

I do! There’s absolutely nothing on it, it’s a hilarious non-entity, like your dad’s facebook account.  I keep meaning to do it, though, instead of using tumblr as a pinterest in a way.  Tumblr’s archiving is terrible!  It would be cool to have some organization for reference things.  I will let you know when there is anything worth looking at!  

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foervraengd:

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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