/r/drawing
Drawing is the act of making marks on a substrate by moving something across it. Discussion, technique, gear, and all kinds of artwork are welcome. Make yourself at home!
/r/drawing
The idea is simple: drawing like a maniac very specific topics for a Visual Novels jam on itch.io , 6 days a week, as much as possible.
Topics:
Basic human anatomy, human heads and hands speacially.
The manga style "above" this anatomy
Very basic backgrounds (maybe even using monocromatic scenes)
Character development with at least one pose and several facial expressions.
Code the game using those assets (I'm already good at this part).
Also, as resources, I have 3 3D apps for anatomy and a manga course (that I never really went that far into learning the style, I think...). And my habilities are somewhat mediocre, but I'm not a total noob.
I have until January 2nd of 2024 to end this project.
Do you think it's doable?
Hi There,
I have a marker that I like, but I’d prefer it if it had a thicker nib. The problem is that they don’t make them with a thicker nib. Do you know if there’s a way to move the ink from that marker into another marker’s barrel so THAT thicker marker will now draw with the original marker’s ink? This seems like something artists would occasionally do, but I can’t find any information about it online.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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