How To Make Realistic Pencil Lineart By N-A-R-I

Exercise 50: Subsurface Scattering by CGCookie

Ears Top Image Row 2 Row 3 & 4 (Right) Row 4 (Left)

Waffle tutorial by BabyPippo

Thoughts on Wings by Uzlo

God, I love this one.

my edit of @gladiolusly 's group meme (original here) which is exactly what I was looking for, thank you....

Ufoparty’s Fur Tutorial! by ufoparty

how to create ice by oione

I’ve had a HELL of a day trying to figure out skulls and facial structure, but here’s some stuff I did about proportions and shading and coloring. Face structure was referenced from this,

Shading locations I actually picked up from a thing that’s about makeup I’m pretty sure, but it gave some good results so I rolled with it. And the info on hue in faces are what I applied from this post. Gives the skin some more natural glow? Play around with settings and stuff.

Yearly reminder to everyone trying to find alternatives to tumblr/social media in general: go make a Neocities account and teach yourself basic HTML and post your art/writing/shitposts there.

It does take extra time to set up (but there are templates out there!) but it is so so worth it to have a site that is 100% YOURS!

You don’t even have to be that good at coding. I’m not. My site is not very accessible via mobile devices but that is fine with me (keeps me off my phone) but there are plenty of ways to make your site mobile friendly. There are plenty of bare bones/accessible sites I adore purely for the media on it.

Imagine having your site on your phone and showing someone- hey! I coded this from scratch. And I didn’t even have to pay a company like squarespace. All your images, links, writings, in one place. I have my fandom edits, memes, fanart, and custom graphics there.

Neocities has a very bare bones follower and comment system, but you can disable this if you want your site to truly abstain from any social media-isms. I use it because its a great way to meet other webmasters and get help with coding problems. Neocities isn't an exact replacement for Tumblr (no reblogging here) but html coding is an invaluable skill to know, as is keeping a personal website in this day in age.

The awesome thing about having your own website is if, god forbid, Neocities goes down, you can move your site to any other number of hosting platforms (like Teacake.org). Your site is truly YOURS, and no one else (shitty tech CEO cough cough) can take it away from you.

If you need help getting started, I recommend checking out sadgrl.online. (More links to resources in the comments section of this post).

I know neocities has been talked about before, especially within my follower circle, but I thought I'd bring it up again for anyone unaware of this awesome platform.