Direct Got Me Acting Up

Reign of the supergirls i guess

Art/Character designs by : Cory Walker

recent twitter nintamas…

actually since my dunmesh post breached 8k notes (!?) recently i have a confession to make that i completely bashed out marcille's dress from memory and in retrospect its totally not correct at all. mea culpa

artfight part two!! I did pretty much all of these on one canvas …erm….

characters belong to ~R00kiery, @halfassedtea, ~LaLanja_art, ~Cyward_art, ~Pooshly, @jetsetclassic, and tak000!

The Witch of Love

My take on Princess Cadance for the mlp 1920s au! I'll post my progress for her design as well ✨️

Liu Tinglei & Qian Cheng by Ren Haihuar for Elle Men Magazine, Summer Issue 2021

Some early versions of Tadashi!

Hey, here's the full set of the brand new Disco Elysium pics!

Prints are available, and maybe these work well in poster format (which inprnt started doing a while ago)?

I'm sad I didn't get to draw any cars, would be nice to do 1 more, but I need to move on... Also, there has been a promo on all summer at inprnt that might end soon, so these are at 35% off right now!

HIIII what brushes do u use……

HI ANON sorry for the ridiculously late reply 🙇!!

left: My favorite pen type brush for sketching/inking are the emilyamiao procreate brushes. they have a bit of texture and a nice flow so theyre great for stabbing out ideas. wet inky is a bit flat in shape and its better for inking imo.

right: painting brush used here is the default procreate brush eaglehawk, under the drawing section, and the lineart brush is fountain pen ❤️ (quote unquote) from I believe jingsketched's brush set??? the variation in line weight is nice but its a little what i would call "gritty" so it doesn't flow as well.

recently also very based and syruppilled. another procreate default brush under inking! lots of line variation, a triangular-ish shape, and no anti-aliasing. also good for painting LOL

left: 6b pencil (procreate default brush, under sketching) is great for sketching/lining depending on the feel and if you tilt ur pen to the side it makes a nice big grainy smudge which I like to use to indicate form shadow sometimes. i also made a modified version (see above) with the count turned way up and the scatter turned down iirc. if i remember later ill reblog with a brushpack file or something XD

right: vine charcoal 3 and 4 from kyles dry media set in photoshop. 3 is kinda blotchier and i mostly rlly use it for effect. 4 is this kind of soft triangular/rhomboidal brush that i use for quick sketches sometimes

TBHH it depends a lot on the style/feel of the drawing im going for/just the general mood so there's a few drawings where I probably just whipped something out of a random brushpack LMFAO but I tend to prefer flowier/harder brushes with a bit of size variation/jitter and an imperfectly round shape! ymmv.

Not posting to be a bother, but I’m actually genuinely curious