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Duc Truong Huyen

“Challenge on Infinite Earths” is a 30-day challenge where you take your favorite ship (or character(s)!) and place them in various “what if” scenarios and alternate universes.  Feel free create artwork, graphics, stories, playlist or anything in between while exploring how different environments could potentially create a new experience for characters.

(Hover over the prompts for ideas or to clear up any possible confusion.)

1. Hogwarts
2. Zombies
3. Medieval
4. Spies
5. School
6. Mythical Creature
7. Fairy Tale
8. Futuristic
9. Aliens
10. Parody of another Fandom
11. Slice-of-life
12. Deserted Island
13. Buddy Cops/Detective
14. Allegiance-Swap
15. Sex-Swap
16. Superheroes
17. Gang
18. Military/War
19. Idols
20. Species-Swap (Animals, insects, etc.)
21. Fantasy
22. Horror
23. Pre-21st Century
24. Apocalypse/Dystopia
25. Children
26. Seniors
27. Family
28. Race-bending
29. Pirates
30. Your Life

nargyle:

catbye asked you:

Hello! I’m a new follower, and I love your watercolors! I’m just wondering, how do you transfer your artwork from your paper to the computer? When I scan the pages of my sketchbook into the computer, they never come out as clear, and always have a partial gradient in the background…

Hi, thank you! For my scanning process I would make sure my paper/sketchbook would actually fit within the dimensions of my scanner (which is 8.5x11”), and weigh the cover down with a book to flatten out any crinkles in the paper. But if none of that works to your favor, here’s my additional process to cleaning up sketches! Hope this helps ya.

/EDIT/ The program used here is Photoshop CS4!

paintbucketresources:

“Magic Circle Tutorial” by rannsama

Who also happens to have a Tumblr!

blue-ten:

Trakoclock asked:

Hey, if you don’t mind sharing, I’ve always wondered how you got that soft celling look on your characters in your comic. Any tips? I’m currently working on my own comic and I kind of want to go for a less harsh form of cell shading. Thanks!

A couple people have asked about the way I color things and I’ve been meaning to post a tutorial on it :]. I’ve never been too good at describing my process, but I hope this helps!

helpfulharrie:

Source: AuroraCarina-Chan

adisneyfairytale:

OMG if only I had this much talent…

pscs5:

So, recently my textures have become very popular and people are messaging every few minutes -I can’t keep up. Because of this -and also the fact that mediafire flagged a texture pack -I will no longer be using mediafire and will no longer be locking texture packs. Also, if I receive an inbox about a password, I will redirect you to this post (as well as putting the link to this post under my askbox).

Direct Downloads:
[the window should pop up, just download]

ALL (362 Textures total) as of 28/10/12 / download
22 Black, White & Orange for Halloween / preview / download
50 Scenery & Handwritten / preview / download
42 Random Textures / preview / download
14 Hand Written Textures / preview / download
35 Textures / preview / download
20 Painted Textures [offcuts] / preview / download
24 Painted Textures / preview / download
20 Scenery+ Textures / preview / download
50 SHERLOCK BBC Quotes Handwritten / preview / download
25 Scans and Textures / preview / download
35 Handwritten Textures / preview / download
25 Scanned Textures / preview / download

Please follow for more, and if you download, like THIS post or the post of the pack itself.

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Painting Gemstones by shihou

s0cksy:

Simple Braid Tutorial

thecandyjar:

lillianjessica:

missgreenie14:

kibbits:

cosmicnaut:

ok so I literally just made the best discovery of my artistic career

it’s basically an easy to use pose-making program with a doll. You can pose it in any pose you can imagine and view it from any angle

and this program is entirely FREE

it’s a bit of a thing to get installed and set up so I’ll write a tutorial for it later but

holy shit guys

i made that pose you see up there in like 5-6 minutes. This is fucking revolutionary. I have such a problem with poses and this is a toy that is better than any artist mannequin you can have irl. Holy shit.

http://www.daz3d.com/

it’s called daz studio 4.5 and it’s in the free section if you wanna try to install it without me explaining

Oh man! This is awesome, thank you!

THERE IS A GOD

holy shit thank you for sharing!!

As with all bases, please keep in mind that these things aren’t the most accurate things in the world, and you should really just use them more of seeing where the limbs are placed, and not really how they’re depicted per se.

rufftoon:

giancarlovolpe:

Hey kids!  If you’re a filmmaker, animator, or storyboard artist and you don’t know what screen direction is, you might want to read this.

For the record, there are always exceptions to the rule in filmmaking, which is why I pointed out 3 examples here.

I’ve also found that comic books tend to NOT take screen direction as seriously as film does, but I’m still on the fence if this is wise or not.  My favorite comics pay close attention to screen direction so as to not confuse the reader.

Good luck!

artists-help:

ghostvomit:

inkydonkey:

dredsina:

broadfields asked you: Could you possibly do a mouth tutorial? Unless you’ve already done so. In that case, possibly pointing me in the right direction? :]

I wash my hands of this. It’s evidence of my piss-poor design skills.

This is why I normally draw skulls first and then a face on top of it.

haha

HAHAHAHAHA

Of course I would reblog this are you all daft

Fantastic tutorial!