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Xrinsu - Doodles N Stuff - Tumblr Blog
tiny bluets for a long day
inktober work of her. no color stuff yet sorry
rinsu body sketch weee... gave them top scars!! love and peace
doodle is her drinking the juice (its blood)
will id later.
face from month b4
rinsu body sketch weee... gave them top scars!! love and peace
doodle is her drinking the juice (its blood)
will id later.
lol nvm changed text color. looks more contrasted with white and pale red.
new pfp/avatar icon and image header! has been a long ass time since ive changed them! blog colors will stay the same though :3c
new pfp/avatar icon and image header! has been a long ass time since ive changed them! blog colors will stay the same though :3c
oh fuck i never posted this. is my fave piece i did like early-mid semester
pride kitties i did for my drawing 2 final :3c
(i will add ids later!)
rinsu body sketch weee... gave them top scars!! love and peace
doodle is her drinking the juice (its blood)
will id later.
oc headshot sketches heehee... tiger is from '21 but rest are from this year :3c bonus colour drawing too..
will add ids later!
all my cat drawings from last semester! bonus gouache/colour pencil one i used to test stuff :) i will try to add ids once im on laptop :3c
spider friends from today :) first one is most likely a tan jumping spider (Platycryptus undatus) and second is also a jumping spider of a different species! fast little rascals..
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first photo: a zoomed out picture of a tan jumping spider, which is a small, brown and grey spider facing upwards, in the center. the spider is sitting on a light brown tree trunk, with pine straw in front of the tree.
second photo: the same spider but close up and facing downwards, on a light brown piece of bark.
third photo: a zoomed out picture of a twin-flagged jumping spider, a small, black and white spider facing upwards in the center. the spider is on a medium reddish brown tree trunk, and the left fourth of the photo shows the ground and street behind the tree.
fourth photo: a zoomed out photo of the same spider facing upwards on the same tree, but it is further up and to the right. this photo shows the back of the spider more clearly.
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blue little guy :) will add ids later
you wish you were me. finding caterpillars on my tomato plants 4 millimeters long. I found like 3 more today. definitely in the cutworm family.
little creature I found last night scuttling in the rain. i believe they are part of the cherry millepede family (Xystodesmidae), probably in the genus Dicellarius. image id in alt text.
i forgot one of the best pictures of him omfg.. you can see some of his shed tufts so well in it too lol
[image ID: A photo of a woolly agouti husky’s face; the dog’s top coat is black and his undercoat is creamy white, he has light blue eyes, which are rimmed with a cream colour. He is looking slightly upwards, face toward the camera with his mouth open. He is standing on a wooden porch. End ID]
toast’s birthday pics from November 4th! he and our other pup turned 9 years old :3
image ids under the read more!
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clover’s birthday photos! (also from November 4th) decided to separate her pictures from toast’s. she is much more photogenic than toast lol
[Image ID: 7 photos of an American foxhound; her base coat is white, and has two red coloured spots on her face and ears and has red freckles distributed over her body. She is wearing a pink bandana overlaid with cupcakes of various colours and has a green collar underneath the bandana. All photos have a watermark in the bottom left corner, which reads “xrinsu 2022″. In all but the first picture, where she is standing in a yard, she is on a porch. First Image: The camera is pointing up to the dog, who is staring towards the left. Second Image: She is standing with her head tilted to the left, looking beyond the camera. Third Image:She is standing and looking upwards to the right, mouth hanging open. Fourth Image: Profile view of the dog and is looking to the left. Fifth Image: She is resting her snout on a person's chin, facing up to the right with ears pulled back a little. Sixth Image: Someone's arm is handing a toy donut to the dog, who has started to grab by her mouth. Seventh Image: Someone's arm is still holding onto the toy donut, in which the dog has bit onto more firmly, her ears have moved back in motion. end ID]
toast’s birthday pics from November 4th! he and our other pup turned 9 years old :3
image ids under the read more!
[image ID: 5 photos of a woolly agouti husky; he has a black top coat with cream fur underneath and his face has cream rims around light blue eyes, cream is also on his snout and neck; he is wearing a grey bandana in all pictures. He is standing on a porch in all images. All photos have a watermark in the bottom left corner, which reads “xrinsu 2022″. First image: He is sitting down, looking upwards to the the right with his mouth open in a casual pant. Second Image: He is standing up with his body facing the left and glancing to something beyond the camera with his mouth open. Third image: He is sitting down with his head tilted to the left and his mouth is open. Fourth image: He is standing up and has his face toward the right and is holding a toy donut in his mouth. Fifth image: He is standing up and has his face leaning down, holding a toy donut in his mouth awkwardly. End ID]
hi ive been wanting to post these photos for like 2 or 3 months bc i cant believe i caught it on camera! cardinal got cowbirded...
[Image ID: Two close up photos of two birds on a dogwood tree branch. The bird on the left is a juvenile cowbird, which is a greyish brown colour. The bird on the right is an adult male northern cardinal, which has a red coloured body with a black circle around the eyes and beak. Both photos have a white, translucent watermark in the bottom left corner, which reads ‘xrinsu 2022′. In the first photo, the northern cardinal is stretched left toward the juvenile cowbird, and has his beak in the cowbirds open beak. In the second photo, the juvenile cowbird still has their beak open and looking toward the cardinal; the cardinal is standing upright and is looking upwards, over the cowbird. End ID]
birb! i believe this is a song sparrow..
im trying image ids under the read more cut
[ image ID: Two photos of a brown, grey, and black bird that has a white, speckled chest, grey beak, and pink legs perching on a wooden fence, with a grey and green background. On each picture is a grey watermark in the bottom left corner reading “xrinsu 2022″. In the first picture, the bird is hunched over on the back half of the fence, facing to the left. In the second picture, the bird is upright, on the front half of the fence, and facing to the right. end ID]
going to upload some photos later. will attempt to add my own image ids under a read more cut- please let me know if they make sense and are appropriate ids when i post them!
You can print things at 150dpi but anything lower than that comes out pixellated.
300dpi is the minimum setting I use for drawing digital and printing from digital. The higher the pixels per inch the better the print is. It applies to scans too! Scan at 300dpi minimum.
Hope this helps!
How I Study Anatomy
Everyone says NEVER TRACE!! THAT'S ART THEFT! Ok but we can do a little crime in the name of Learning.
Trace to learn, not to earn.
I like to take my own photos, but you can study whatever you want. Link back to original photos, and don't post copied artwork unless the artist is dead, cool with it, or both.
As always with learning, start every sketch with the intent to throw it away (trash for paper, quitting without saving for digital) This takes the pressure off and lets you make Bad Art, which is very important.
So let's make Bad Art of a Deer because I happen to have one handy
Start with a photo of your subject in a nice/neutral pose with all four feet visible. (so not like me)
Freehand copy it. Try not to stylize, focusing instead of matching proportions and pose. Don't get too detailed!
It's ok if your art looks terrible and has broken legs. I've drawn LOTS of deer so I have a leg up. Everyone's art sucks in their own eyes and here's where mine went wrong:
Either lasso-distort (recommended for beginners) or redraw a copy of your first sketch with your reference behind it (scaled to match the main body of your sketch)
Put the original and modified sketches together and compare the differences. Write it down if you want. This shows you where your eyes saw things the wrong size, so you can correct for that next time.
After learning about both deer and yourself, try freehand copying again.
Marvel at your newfound knowledge and skill!
but there's always room for improvement
You can stop here and move on to your real drawing, Or do another freehand-fix-compare cycle. I actually overcorrected my "draws heads too big" and veered into "heads too small."
Another note on tracing: Learning HOW to trace is more important than anything you could learn By tracing. Draw the Anatomy, not the outline. In real life, things don't have outlines, they have bones.
These are from the same shoot which is extra useful for consistency. The lines are minimal and follow where the animals joints are, and only important parts are drawn.
You won't know what Important Parts means right off the bat, which is where in-depth study comes in. You need to do learn the hard parts to do the easy parts right.
Next up: how to study bones and muscles.