warming up
Today's lecture was almost interesting, the professor is a funny man and can keep his audience awake with his witticisms. But I still decided to pass.
I feel a bit rusty, but here it is. No horror vacui on the first one!


Today's lecture was almost interesting, the professor is a funny man and can keep his audience awake with his witticisms. But I still decided to pass.
I feel a bit rusty, but here it is. No horror vacui on the first one!


The first week back at college hasn't been very fruitful... actually I didn't go there much at all. But now I'm back with my sketchbook ballpoints.

I admit, I'm guilty of it — typing questions in the search box, hoping to find a tutorial about the topic. But it's still funny when I find it in my logs. So here's what people type in and mysteriously get here.
I honestly don't know, I rarely do those.
Try searching with quotes: "how to draw eyes", "how to draw lips".
From what I gather, there's no rule. It's important to show how the clothes looks, and people may resemble a hanger, no one will care.
My guess is he devoted years of his time to study and practice, mainly drawing from life. Just a guess.
By looking at nude chicks.
Indeed.
Because you're studying something that doesn't interest you. Or perhaps you are interested, but the teacher is so dull he manages to ruin it for everyone, as was the case with my programming class.
I doubt you were happy with your find.
more.
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I don't want those of you who came here for the sketches to feel cheated, so here's something abstract I did in ballpoint pen during the *sigh* lectures.

Black and red ballpoint pen.

Perhaps I should be drawing bigger boobs. And more curvy women in general.
Black ballpoint pen, cleaned up in Photoshop.
Here you can see my sketches, doodles, studies, work-in-progress, speedpaints, orphaned work, and other stuff.
Warning: some images feature nudity, blood and/or gore.