REBLOG ESPECIALLY MY DMV FOLLOWERS

REBLOG ESPECIALLY MY DMV FOLLOWERS

When you go to a haunted house, it may seem like you’re being funny by trying to scare the actors or jump out at them when you go through a second time, but guess what? ITS NOT FUNNY.

You pay us to scare you. It is your choice to go, so don’t fucking go through if you’re going to ignore the rules and get too close to the actors as a ‘joke’.

These bruises happened because over the course of 4 hours, several people ignored the instructions that CLEARLY stated that they were to wait in the front room until told otherwise. Rather than listen, they ran into the next room and slammed into me- effectively throwing me into the wall. This didn’t only happen once. It happened ten times at LEAST.

Then we had this asshole who thought that once I ‘died’ for the haunt, he could pretend to kick me to see if I’d moved. I, being used to people abusing me- jumped back and slammed my head into the concrete wall.

YOU ARE NOT FUNNY BY BEING RUDE AT A HAUNTED HOUSE. WE ARE PAID ACTORS THAT YOU CHOOSE TO COME AND SEE PERFORM. YOU PAY US TO SCARE THE SHIT OUT OF YOU, SO DONT HIT US WHEN WE DO

I feel that this is relevant considering it is October and more Haunted Houses are opening up. I know it seems funny to scare the ‘monsters’ but all you do is hurt real people. So stop.

too many scrappy drawings too little time

In this house we love and respect absolute fashion icon Benedict Blue. 

for real,,, i've never seen art as amazing as yours.... it's incredible. may i ask, how do you do guidelines exactly for complicated poses? and do you use guidelines when making traditional art?

Thank you! I also sometimes use guidelines when drawing traditional art. If I plan a pose, I imagine what the ‘major perspective’ is:

Then just the draw the body along with it through simple shapes.

As to how you’d imagine the body in perspective, its basically just thinking of the body parts as ‘shapes’ rather than ‘legs, arms, torso’ etc.

For example when drawing the upper leg, imagine it as a slight cone shape with a flat top: 

If you’re struggling in imagining a cone shape in perspective, you can draw guides that show the cone’s distance to the camera using circles:

Do this for all body parts. Just keep the basic shapes in mind and it’d be easier for you to draw it in 3D, as well as in any poses/perspectives. 

Sorry its just short, I hope this helps somehow!

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