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So I wrote and animated this tutorial for people working on my short film Bothered, but I figured it would be useful for all animators, particularly beginners. I borrowed some of these concepts from this awesome packet done by Jon Hooper and Michel Gagne, which is also pretty great!
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From Sketching Manga-Style, how to portray pain in characters.
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How to draw houndstooth!
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lunaticflower replied to your photo: become meguca!! oops [ps i totes made another…
Can I have the settings? It looks really nice.
here you go!!!
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Okay that took forever, I’m sorry. Here’s the tutorial on how I made my Journey costume! I’ve included a photoset of the tutorial, and below are the links that will take you to the pattern PDFs (the first is a 24 x 36 file, so happy print tiling!). For Illustrator-savvy folks, you can also dive into the pattern files and manipulate them yourselves.
Side note: I am not a professional seamstress/fashion designer, so I’m sorry if there’s inaccuracies or errors or dubious advice, it’s more of a step by step of how I did it with helpful patterns!Any questions, use the Ask box, also! I’m happy to offer any help or advice! And I’m sorry, but I do not take commissions!
Pattern File
Glyph File
If you have problems downloading, let me know! Don’t abuse my bandwidth, plz
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Wow, this makes folds and wind blown things a lot more clear!
Oh wow I was looking for something like this lately oAO
Oh Christ reblogging this for myself.
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Zoe Jakes at The Massive Spectacular 2013 (x)
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psdo:
I’m really glad I found this blog oh gosh you’re like a godsend
I really struggle with figuring out how to draw armor, this was my first mock up of a character that has a more or less important role in act one of a webcomic I’m working on. She’s a general, and I’m more or less trying to pin down something more or less pretty basic in terms of her armor. She’s only going to be shown in armor a few times. (I’ve included her more prominent outfit. The king’s color is royal purple.)
This is already a few months old, and absolutely atrocious now that I’m looking at it again (the pauldron and cuirass and wow everything)…especially now that I need to start actually working on her because she’s going to be showing up in pages soon.
Could you maybe steer me in the right direction for something that’s not ungodly boring to look at? (and feasible?)
I’d gladly take any suggestions on the other outfit, too.
Hope this helps!
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I always find stuff like this AFTER I’ve done one and designed a [bad] suit of armor.
Reblargin’ for ref. Also handy after someone was asking me about the difficulties of drawing armor in the stream today. Good timing!
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some nice programs to draw
- mtPaint: free source tool designed to make pixel art. for Linux or Windows.
- character maker: it’s to make charsets for rpgmaker but you can use it for whatever you want. it’s in both english and spanish.
- scribblertoo: really nice website to draw with.
- sekka: free source tool to draw things like these:
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