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silverruby: “Hah? Well, I’m a vampire for Halloween… I do it every year- never gets old.” The man leaning against the alley wall smiles at you with an amused look, his cigarette trailing a plume of smoke from its burning end. “If you must ask, it’s because

silverruby:

“Hah? Well, I’m a vampire for Halloween… I do it every year- never gets old.” The man leaning against the alley wall smiles at you with an amused look, his cigarette trailing a plume of smoke from its burning end.

“If you must ask, it’s because I’m good at it, and the chicks dig it. Honest,” The fangs peeking past his lips look good… A little too good to be fake, but you aren’t sure- the costume fangs you can buy look pretty damn real now.

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Happy early Halloween. =u= Any excuse to draw Burijas is a good excuse, since I don’t really draw him as often as I should. Have a sassy vampire! 8D

informationbastard: bashfulbadass: the lecturer hands us these art blogs every now and then, and they’re really useful. Tangents are pretty easy to fall for, too! which sucks ‘cuz then it’d look weird and you’d have to re-do some stuffs or worse, re-do the composition

informationbastard:

bashfulbadass:

the lecturer hands us these art blogs every now and then, and they’re really useful. Tangents are pretty easy to fall for, too! which sucks ‘cuz then it’d look weird and you’d have to re-do some stuffs or worse, re-do the composition of the whole image.

the rest & explanations in Chris Schweizer’s blog :  http://curiousoldlibrary.blogspot.com.au/2011/10/schweizer-guide-to-spotting-tangents.html

John K’s blog is really good too (the guy who did Ren and Stimpy) : http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com.au/2006/06/animation-school-7-when-generic-is.html

Yes! A friend taught me about these, and once you know them they are easy to spot and improves art by miles!

jakthedrox: trying something new with eyes.

jakthedrox:

trying something new with eyes.