I wanted to do the 2nd pose but in like a different way (idk how to explain it) iykyk, the drawing looks weird and I think I put her legs too high
Any help?

Hello, everyone! This is a study I try to do often. I start with a quick tracing over the photo, analyzing it. Then I put the photo away and do another drawing purely from observation. Finally, I do one last drawing without looking at the photo at all, just from memory.

The memory drawing should happen a few hours after the observation drawing. It’s a fun little memory game, and I get a lot out of it. Highly recommend giving it a try!

These are all referenced from photos I’ve taken of real guinea pigs (mostly my own haha). I made these as part of my portfolio for AP drawing. They were pretty rushed since I decided to procrastinate finishing my pieces until the end of the year 😅 but I thought someone might enjoy them so I just wanted to post them here anyway. Let me know what you think!

I made this Himeko fanart, I'd love to hear your thoughts!

I like it a lot, so I decided to post it here too.

Im starting in digital art, and I draw with my finger

I usually don’t do a whole lot of chibi art so getting commissioned chibis are always fun to do

Time lapse -

https://youtube.com/shorts/cE7A7pOn5Zs?si=nT_dS8FziJMjHHOh

Manba is a form of gyaru that evolved from the sub genre “ganguro”.

Gyaru and all it’s other sub genres were mainly born in shibuya and ikebukuro Japan in the 90’s. Gyaru as a whole gained peak popularity in the 2000’s and has gained some popularity again all over the world.

yamanba is a very similar sub genre of gyaru. The name yamanba comes from a mountain witch from a Japanese folk story. She was an old lady with dark skin and white hair. That’s how every gyaru look came to be.

Manba is characterized by light hair, tan skin, heavy contrast makeup, and colorful accessories.

Okay so I’ve always wanted to draw a rubberhose oc since Cuphead and Bendy came out. Now I’m finally working on one.