Month: January 2017

bun-jour:Commission!

bun-jour:

Commission!

dorksofwarcraft:@tevruden is overjoyed!! It’s wonderful! You’ve captured Tev perfectly, he looks 800% done.Thank you so much!

dorksofwarcraft:

@tevruden is overjoyed!!

It’s wonderful! You’ve captured Tev perfectly, he looks 800% done.

Thank you so much!

tevruden: icyvveins: *wheezes* …………..it s been 8 2 year s………… finished (and much overdue) commission for @tevruden Yesssssssssss, Tevrugos looks so good.  Thank you so much!

tevruden:

icyvveins:

*wheezes* …………..it s been 8 2 year s…………

finished (and much overdue) commission for @tevruden

Yesssssssssss, Tevrugos looks so good. 

Thank you so much!

Requests?

dorksofwarcraft:

Considering taking WoW requests, in my simple cartoon style. I prefer not thinking about anatomy, since in all honesty its still something I struggle a lot with after so many years of practisea. To the degree that I enjoy drawing my more realistic style way less than my silly cartoon ish one.
Send me references of your WoW characters and I might draw them depending on how many I’ll make! This is only for followers btw!

here’s a Tev:

gristol:

random photoshop tips:

* if you want, you can always give smart sharpen a try, rather than just using sharpen. you can control the amount and how it’ll affect the surrounding area, rather than just an overall application of sharpness.

* photo filters are also a neat thing and can help unify colors of a piece or even set a mood. there are cool and warm filters, along with colors (red, orange, blue, purple, etc)

* i tend to do a separate layer filled with grey (7f7f7f), then noise > add noise > gaussian at around 3-5%, then set that layer to overlay. it adds noise to your picture and helps break up the color of your image and adds a neat effect!

* having trouble with a particular curve of your lineart? use path (pen) tool. trace out the shape that you want and then loop it back around to the origin point. go path > make selection, right click the selection, then use stroke. after that you can just erase any of the line that you do not want.

* if you want a straight line with your brush, click the starting point on the canvas, hold shift and press another point. viola! straight line. 

* if your image looks a bit flat, i find that adding a new curve layer and setting it to ‘linear curve’ helps immensely

uhh there’s a lot more but that’s all that comes to mind atm. hopefully this helps some of you!