Art I Found On TikTok V41 🎨

Hewwo :3

FINALLY SOME GOOD FLIPPIN ART!!!! Also the first song made me cry ;-;

Boi this is the earliest I have ever been on a video

Howdy folks, heres an art tip for today.
Dont👏you👏procrastinate👏
The more you draw, the more you draw, the quicker you improve, even if you think your drawings suck. You should also draw at least once a day, just to keep what you already know and exercise that. Make sure to keep older drawings too, just as reassurance that you’ve improved.

5:24 here’s patrick tightening his cheeks 😂

3:15 not gonna lie, cuter then baby Yoda.

You are amazing 😍❣️❣️

my whole quarantine is seeing this…
I’m loving it akakkakakak

Painting tips!

1. Here are some nice colours that go well together for watercolour 💛💚💙 ❤️🧡💛
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2. If you are painting watercolour use different brushes as it takes too long to clean and the paint will dry and won’t blend well

3. Before painting a dark surface always do a couple white coats.

4. Buy bigger tubs of paint (even cheap ones) as small ones won’t last long (white paint is good for first coats and mixing)

5. Wait for things to dry: you have enough time nowadays so don’t rush the first coat process! If it isn’t dry it will basically look the same adding a new coat!

6. Skin tone: if you have orange then add white and use red and yellow to make a nicer shade of peach. Get a brown and add white and a tiny bit of orange!

Drawing tips:

Nose: draw a circle and draw 2 circles on each side. Then join the bottom bits together!

Eyes: draw a lemon shape one both sides (this might to take a while to perfect) then add a circle inside it with a pupil (adding white highlights) and then colour!

Mouth: once drawn the nose add a line down from the middle and do 2 circles on either side of the line. Then do a bigger circle/ sideways oval then join them together!

Head shape: grab a circular object (pop figure stand, deodorant, bauble) and trace around it. Then sketch out lines on either side (vertically) and join the ends together in a slight point.

Feet: draw 5 circles slowly going down 1 circle: the biggest (this is the big toe) 2,3,4 circle: reasonably smaller 5 circle: quite small
Then add a shape like this…
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/ then join them together in a food kind of shape(make the bits in between the foot V shapes then add nails and detail! (You might want to look at your own feet for reference!)

Hands: if you want a basic position here you go: draw a circle and then when drawing fingers, draw three circles going upwards look at your own hand for sizes and proceed with the other fingers. Then connect them together making sure the gaps in between are a V shape. Then erase the sketch circles and add some creases and nails!

Shading with pens and pencils: pencils) grab the lightest colour and shade halfway, then get your darker colour and also shade halfway but leaving a gap in-between. Then using the lightest colour shade lighting over the gap and onto the darker colour. Do the same with the darker colour and repeat. Pens) get your lightest pen and colour in halfway. Then get your darkest colour and colour in halfway (no gap this time) then get yo ur lightest colour and overlap onto the darker colour

Hair and Hairline: once you have your head shape finished, you should pick a spot where you want your hair line to be. Draw a line going curved down and stop above the eyebrow (or lower if you want to) and then join the end of it to the edge of the ear at the top. Then from the top of the line at the top of the head start to curve it and go down on either side. Once the lines are finished don’t connect the bottom bits together. If you want it curly (this depends on your style of drawing) you can either draw with pencil the curls or go over them with a fine liner! (This also goes with straight hair) then add some details such as loose hair strands and fly away hairs!

Arms: from the shoulders downwards draw a slightly curved line and the draw a circle. Then do the same on the other side of the arm. Then draw another slightly curved line going downwards then the same on the other side of the arm. Then do the same with the other arm!

Blending with pencil: use a cotton bud (the thing that you put in your ears to clean them) and scribble on a dark piece of paper with a pencil. Then rub on top using the cotton bud and add shading

Need any other tips? Reply on this comment! ❤️❤️🌈🌈

Hey guys! Sorry, I’ve been late, recently. But here’s your art tip! (Spoiler: it’s more of a character or character design tip)

When designing a character (that you plan to keep) I would definitely recommend doing a couple things first. Ok, so the first thing you should do, is to really flesh out their personality and backstory. It really helps you figure out what they would look like, and what they’d wear and all that. Ima just let you know now, that you probably aren’t going to get it right the first time. They’re probably going to look nothing like what you think they’d be like. It happens all the time. Also, don’t be afraid to make them have any traits that you would usually call “typical”. Most of my characters had (and still have TvT. I’m working on it) the same “attractive” face shape at first, or the same haircut or clothing style. That’s because I didn’t know the character well yet, and I didn’t know what they specifically looked good in, so I just chose the typical “attractive” traits. But once you get used to them, and get to know them and their story, you learn what they’re like. At first, my character Ember was your typical attractive 30 year old band leader. But now that I’ve figured him out, he’s got this big ol nose, and an ugly beard. And gosh, do I love his design now. It takes time, and painful effort, but it’ll be SOOO worth it for the character you love. Trust me, if you love a character enough, and put enough effort into them, it’ll show. And they’ll be gorgeous*! Meanwhile, the characters you don’t give a *fudge about (excuse my language) will look like…. Garbage. I’ve got this one typical “cinna-bun” character from year ago… He didn’t last long, but every time I drew him, I hated it! Because I just didn’t care for him, or his design. But most of all, he didn’t have personality. Or, maybe he did, but he only had the personality of a tin can. YIEKS, I still get the chills thinking of it. But what I’m saying, is that it’s important for a character to have a good personality and backstory in order for you to be able to give them a good design. It also helps you to be able to draw them , and actually enjoy it. I hope this proves to be useful, and happy drawing!