eyecager:

Skulls, Noses and Lips and a great painting process all done by Griffinfly!

Source: http://griffinfly.deviantart.com/

The skull model is a google sketch up model you can grab from 3d warehouse.

If you do the skull studies I would suggest throwing some eyes into the skull for an added bonus and it gives an awesome creepy personality to the skull. It’s something I picked up from my kickass teacher Erik Gist.

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fyeaharttips:

mariealbertine:

This is Jack Hamm’s entire section on folds, minus a page that was repetitive so I ditched it to fit the photoset limit. If you guys like, I’ll scan more of his stuff from time to time, I have been trying to get everyone on board with him forever!

To reiterate, these scans are from Jack Hamm’s Drawing The Head And Figure.

Thank you so much mariealbertine for submitting this! :»!

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faw98272:

Mayan stone ball. Done with Zbrush around 6 hours. Using alpha created from Photoshop based on the Mayan calendar design. Going to retopo and texture this.

eternaldragons:

nicoception:

How To Draw ❀Dresses, Skirts, Bonnets, Hands, and Cuffs

by : 

ume

@pixiv.net

YUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUS

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matuska:

wannabeanimator:

lizwuzthere:

pixiepunch:

oooo very very interesting.

rrrrrrrrrrrrRRRRRREFERENCE

This is one of the best design lessons you can ever learn. Straights vs. curves.

gfghhff those illustrationsss hffff

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