All The Art
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@crawfish said in All The Art:
I drew a sad Symonesse and @Herja told me to share it.
Reason for sadness: She forgot something.
Her own birthday, I assume. AGAIN.
(But seriously, this is v. pretty. Congrats on all your practice making you excellent at art-ing!)
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Omg that is GORGEOUS
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@Aria Hey I drew women and elves first. Check out Joscelin’s character page! But yes the cats have made me better, how weird is that.
I draw things! http://www.mahaldoodles.com
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@crawfish I went to scroll through Joscelin’s page and just - wow. Your ascii artwork still blows me away.
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@Tori I meant the drawings but
It started with you!I draw things! http://www.mahaldoodles.com
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@crawfish I loooove the drawings too! Which is why I went there but then BAM - all the beautiful other stuff too
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Toying around with some gnomish artwork.
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Piece I did recently of @Tez 's character.
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Resurrecting the thread to give an art-related warning. A heads up for anyone who draws their character art on an iPad with an Apple pencil:
If the glass screen breaks you have to go through Apple to get it fixed. You cannot go to a 3rd party screen fixing place like you would for a phone. Apple has proprietary chips in the screen and proprietary calibration software involving the apple pencil, and the apple pencil will not calibrate properly with the 3rd party screen no matter what you do. This causes unavoidable jittery lines in the drawing.
Once it’s been done, the 3rd party place can’t fix it because they don’t have the Apple proprietary crap and Apple won’t fix it because it’s been altered by a 3rd party.
The iPad + Apple pencil has been a great way to draw for years. I don’t want to get into right to repair (although I feel strongly about this rn) or Apple sucking (although I ALSO feel strongly about this rn) on the art thread. There are just a lot of talented artists in the mu community and if anyone else is using the same set up I would like to spare them the nonsense I just went through.
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@imstillhere
One day this man will win you the right to shop for cheap repairs outside of warranty.
