Everytime We Touch (Slow) | Cascada 

things i did that forced me to be a better artist:

used a reference for everything

thinner line art (you think thats thin? go thinner….)

sketch, then do a cleaner sketch, THEN start finalizing

THUMBNAILS

color research, picking a set palette or light/dark for each work

you like that pose? redo it one more time

USE A DAMN REFERENCE

do not rely on stylization as an excuse for anatomy

draw the goddamn background you coward

just draw the hand- a bad hand is better than a hidden hand

the rule of thirds WORKS

take a considerable break between sketch and lines/paint

know that art takes longer as you get better at it

draw the seams on clothes

stop aiming for accuracy and focus on fluidity and motion, accuracy will come with practice of those two concepts

just…do the chiaroscuro. just DO IT. no excuses it always works

stop making excuses, make yourself an art schedule/set weekly(or daily) art goals and just DO IT.

Man wrestling would be so hype if time stops and the Street Fighter-type Super Art flash effect happened, then the move progressed.

I’d get so into everything.

in honor of wolfenstein 2

Irish dancing.

Tutorials for Colorists #2 - How to Integrate the Lineart to the Painting Bonus content: a tip to block in shapes very cleanly!

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do british people have a special £ key on their keyboards

Animator Island’s 51 Great Animation Exercises to master

#14: Standing up (from a chair)