Linta vs Tornado! by LovEl
After convincing princess Ella to help the USA, Linta's returned to his home-state, and promised by Suzu to be called upon again! But is only paid in credits:
Linta then realizes: to get what his family needs; he'd have to do jobs he didn't want... but as soon as he prepares: he sees a funnel cloud descending upon the city, which Linta sees as a metaphor for his life..
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#Selenity
#Scorpio
#City
#Tornado
#Storm
#Lights
#ElOC
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Also, can't believe this angle worked out!
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31 Mar, 2021, 5:15 pm
Looks great Cleric! If you want to know more about these types of angles, I'd suggest look up perspective drawing! :D
08 Apr, 2021, 7:09 pm
@0Pama0 I try to, but it doesn't help.. like; this is something I accomplish like once every 4 years, so far...
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09 Apr, 2021, 2:41 am
The thing about perspective drawing is, IT'S HARD, ngl. My art teacher told me to draw perspective drawings, you need to be able to think and see things in a 3-dimensional way. And to that, you need to know the basics!
You can check out the following Youtube Videos to help with this:
Bring your drawings to life: what to focus on to improve drawing skills fast by Mohammed Agbadi
(He doesn't just tell, you "JuST PrACTicE! :D" He goes in depth and gives you a list, separated into levels, based on difficulty. The list starts around 2:18 out of the fifteen minute video btw)
I started watching another youtuber named e r g o j o s h. His How to Draw Anatomy (beginner to expert) (about sixteen mins) was helpful in some areas. Both youtubers also use examples and refersto other artists. (Bonus: Both Youtubers are nice to play in the bg if you want just white noise :D)
The anatomy and perspective for this is great btw! Also, nice use of negative space in the sky!