Fierying a dit :

hey since this is an art thread, i can share a site that not only helps with motivation on art, but teaches you good life lessons, and it is placed in a comic strips, which it is easy and fun to read ^_^
http://doodlealley.com/2011/08/27/principle-vs-process/

Iwill be honest, it helped me with alot of things i thought is impossible to overcome, andd hopefully it does the same to you

Satash a dit :

This is great.

Also we should have people requesting for join.mes, livestreams, or videos of how artists draw. So they can watch carefully. If it's a livestream/join.me we could even have people chat with the artists, assuming we have the patience to answer even stupid ones.

Get to know other artists better too, especially if you want to learn how to draw better. Are they kind and patient with you? They're probably patient with their art too then! And so on.

Fierying a dit :

I have this particular person in my stream, she doesnt seems like she is into it. is more of a "I am watching because this person is popular" and most of the time she would just say "yawn" or "bored"

Satash a dit :

surely i'm not the only one who's hating sketchtoy everywhere
it lags so much

Paperonaruto a dit :

Maybe they have an attention disorder if they say those kinds of things ^_^
*Intepret this in a positive tone please*

Kattiej a dit :

It doesn't lag for me, I just.don't.like.it.
The result is a shakey lined, unproportionate piece.
It's also so hard to control lines on sketchtoy

Huggabear a dit :

Hi can someone teach me how to draw mice holding stuff
probably a stick or something
./fails
edit// oh yes mice feet too

Huggabear a dit :

Hi can someone teach me how to draw mice holding stuff
probably a stick or something
./fails
edit// oh yes mice feet too

is it holding something in particular?

postures and mouse anatomy kind of depend on your style too, but i guess if you're drawing a real life mouse, it would look kind of like this?



when mice hold things, they kind of wrap their claws around it. they don't really use thumbs. personally, i think that mice paws are pretty similar too human hands, only their arms and fingers/claws are a lot stubbier.
if you're drawing a mouse with their arms sticking out, they generally stick their arms straight outwards and horizontally.

their back paws are much longer than their front paws, and they're much more flexible too.

generally, when you're drawing the claws for both front and back paws, i've noticed that they tend to spread their claws out a little.

there's a bunch of really useful references on google images. just try searching "mice paws", "mice claws" or "mice poses" and i'm sure there'll be something

Vampirewolff a dit :

how can i draw pics here?

Katsatuma a dit :

What would you like your character to hold? http://sketchtoy.com/57163177 The thumb is optional.
Feet: This is how I draw it. Sorry for the stupid horrible drawing, I do my arts zoomed in and it's hard for me to do it staright on the page. I hope you can see how the feet looks like.
http://sketchtoy.com/57163026

Can someone help me with ideas? i don't know what to draw :3

Vampirewolff a dit :

how can i draw pics here?

Kattiej a dit :

not trying to be mean but I hate you using sketchtoy to try and help because honestly it isn't the best drawing website.

Fierying a dit :

hey since this is an art thread, i can share a site that not only helps with motivation on art, but teaches you good life lessons, and it is placed in a comic strips, which it is easy and fun to read ^_^
http://doodlealley.com/2011/08/27/principle-vs-process/

Iwill be honest, it helped me with alot of things i thought is impossible to overcome, andd hopefully it does the same to you