This is just a reference of what the most complicated parts of the TF look like.
There is not and will not be a step-by-step drawing here, because you have to figure out for yourself how this or that part of the robot works just by looking at the drawing.
If you found this post helpful, well, good for you)
Thank you! :D I’m glad my tutorials are helpful ^^ Maybe this will help you with hair details and stuff like that (don’t overdo detail stuff though.) Basically, it’s nothing new xD
References is the artist best friend!!!
so here it is some resources for you to use! Please share, so you can help more artist uwu.
i can update this post if i find new things.
LAY FIGURE:
JustSketchMe
Magic Poser Web
Design Doll (this one isn't online, and you have to download)
Easy Pose on Steam (this one isn't a free app, and is more focused on "anime art style")
3D MODEL:
Female body - Sketchfab
Male body - Sketchfab
a lot of poses - POSEMANIACS
Reference Angle
Head Construction - guidelines - by Marc Brunet.
BACKGROUND:
Room Sketcher
SketchUp
BLOGS THAT HELP A LOT:
this amazing post made by starrify-everything
Pose Reference
BONUS:
this amazing hands brushes made by poxamarquinhos
a lot of pinterest bases
Vehicle Art Tutorial
Featuring @littleyarngoblin's car; Carwen đźš™
Flyer Art Tutorial coming soon!
Ko-fi
Part 2 of cino art tips is some basic tips on shape and silhouette design which are also principles I think about a lot :)
(also i'm so sorry i chose comic sans to write this in idk what i was thinking but i already flattened the layers)
i don't have any other obvious tips off the top of my head rn but feel free to ask anything you are curious about! i love getting asks uwu
hey these are some tips for some of the little details in drawing fat folks that some people might not know!
everyone has fat on their bodies so its a worthwhile skill to have, but most art tutorials leave it out. heres some other good tips from artists!!
I made a mini tutorial on how I approach Those Face Angles in my art, for free!
I've got a few more mini tutorials on my patreon if you'd like to support me too :D Patreon Link!
The thing with a “main character”, is that the reader see the story/world from that characters point of view - we can often read the characters thoughts and feelings more than other characters in the story. You can also use the perspective to increase this “effect”.
You can use the eye-level to display the world seen from the main character. Look at the two pictures above, the characters have the same size on both pictures - the only difference I’ve made is to switch eye-level. And by just doing this, we switch between the adult and the kids point of view - even though they both look at the same thing.
So, when you are doing a perspective, FIRST decide the eye-level and after that start placing out all those annoying guidelines.
I forgot I have to be active here so here’s my Twitter tutorial on how to draw folds I made a while back to help a friend!