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You know with new Zelda Game next year. I WANT TO SEE MY GANON BIG TIDDIES JIGGLING. YES, More reason for me to Draw HOT GANON DADDY.
This collection contains interesting examples and methods of constructing a human figure and individual parts of the body
If you're an aspiring romance writer and want to write a good enemies to lovers story, here's a guide on how to do just that!
This is why people don't invite you places.
The 2016 Summer Olympics close this weekend, and while sports and historical costume don’t seem like a good mix, this one-third of the Frock Flicks team has been obsessively watching the game…
Enjoy a selection of illustrations, sketches, model sheets and tutorials by various artists, collected by Character Design References™ and shown here for educational and inspirational purposes only. Please follow the links to discover all the names, websites, online stores and Patreon pages of the i
Cats with clothes and rabbits with fish friends…welcome to the wonderland of Tokyo-based illustrator Yuko Higuchi. Using her own cat as inspiration, Yuko’s unique works have drawn much popularity. She has collaborated with brands like like UNIQLO and Shiseido, has exhibitions frequently and recently published het first book too. Enjoy! higuchiyuko.tumblr.com
The artist known as Sainer may perhaps be better known for his work on gigantic murals with the Etam Cru. However, Sanier is able to prove his artistic credentials on a much smaller scale as well. For these pieces the artist trades his aerosol can for acrylic paint and a set of brushes. Still, Sanier's specific style comes through, whether on canvas or a wall. The artist's attention to the figure and its anatomy as well as a penchant for bright color rings through as familiar. These pieces, though, with their painterly hand and smaller size convey have a special intimacy. See more of his paintings after the jump.
Los Angeles based artist Soey Milk paints confident young women in boldly colored clothing inspired by the imagery of her Korean heritage. Featured here on our blog, her slightly amorous oil portraits are imbued with mystery and personal discovery. On October 1st at Hashimoto Contemporary in San Francisco, Milk explores her intimate world with a new series of paintings and drawings. In the tradition of previous exhibits, the series is titled in her native Korean "Pida (피다)", which translates to blossoming or becoming something else.
