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.:Finding Your Art Style:. by Veidara, literature

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.:Finding Your Art Style:.

YOUR Style • Figure out how you draw first. By this I mean, pay detailed attention to what things you gravitate to when drawing. Like, do you have a tendency to draw very detailed eyes? Do you like to draw round small bodies? That kind of stuff. Keep track of what you are good at and what you need to work on. Your strengths and weaknesses as an artist are what you need to be aware of because they are things that only you will truly know unless you tell the world. For example if you draw very detailed heads but struggle with the rest of the body, maybe a type of cartoon style is best for you and not anime. • What’s your pre

Advice and Tips by nemesislivezx, literature

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Advice and Tips

Thank you for drawing such lovely art! My page has "Literatures" in "Gallery" and "Journal" in "Posts" and "Advice" in "About". I think all of these are helpful for New Art / Sprite Draw / Create. by the way, Do you want other users to help you draw new art? Also, This is not an Offer and Request and Paid Commission / Adoptable, but Advice / Hint. This is It means that other users will tell you the contents of the New Art Draw. Free Art and Free Requests and Paid Commissions / Adoptable and Art Draw Support / Help can also be opened on the DeviantART Forums and Journals and Literatures. but, Paid Commision Only? or, Adoptable Only? ▲Advice ◆Contents ■Art Draw Level Up When Art Draw is the Level up, the Quality of art will Increase, and You will be able to Draw Two View and Three View and Concept Art and Variation Art and Animation Art. ■Search for Works and Characters of Interest If you are interested in the Work and Character, You Can Search for it on Google and YouTube and

27 YouTube Channels to Help Improve Your Writing by DesdemonaDeBlake, literature

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27 YouTube Channels to Help Improve Your Writing

27 YouTube Channels to Help Improve Your Writing Anybody Can Write a Novel 2.0 Chapter 11 “Resources” – Section 1 “Youtube Channels” One of the things that inspired me to begin writing these writing tutorials was that, about a year and a half ago, I came to a frustrating point in my writing where I knew enough about the craft to no longer be a novice but not enough to make my novel publishable. In particular, I wanted to find a Youtube channel that I could listen to while I was cooking or working, so that my skills as a writer could increase. Since then I have found (through research, friends, and even you

.:How To Make A Comic:. by Veidara, literature

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.:How To Make A Comic:.

• COMICS: Comics are basically short stories told in a more visual way. Even a graphic novel wouldn’t exactly be considered a “novel” because novel is defined by a set word count minimum. If you really have a story you want to write out but can't seem to make it detailed or long enough to be a book, you may want to consider a comic especially if your passion is for drawing and visual things. Making a comic, as I've personally learned, isn’t something you can just go in head first without some kind of plan. I’m not at all a planner so making a comic I could finish beyond one or two pages was definitely a str

10 Requirements for Writing a Publishable Novel by DesdemonaDeBlake, literature

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10 Requirements for Writing a Publishable Novel

PLEASE NOTE THAT WHILE THIS PAGE WILL REMAIN ACTIVE FOR PURPOSES OF EDUCATION AND RECORDS, IT IS OUTDATED. CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE NEWEST VERSION. 10 Requirements for Writing a Publishable Novel Today, I would like to announce a project that I hope all of you will be as excited to be a part of as I am. As you all know, my writing guides and tutorials have been rather random, as I was still testing the waters of the internet. I wanted to know if anyone could possibly be interested in what I had to say about the craft of writing, and I was overjoyed to see all of your enthusiasm. And so, I would like to announce that I will be shifting gears

8 Tips for Becoming Self-motivated to Write by DesdemonaDeBlake, literature

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8 Tips for Becoming Self-motivated to Write

8 Tips for Becoming Self-motivated to Write Anybody Can Write a Novel Chapter 1 “Beginning to Write” – Section 4 “Self-Discipline” With Links to Supplementary Material I've talked before about dealing with writer's block, and different techniques for conquering it. But how do we write diligently and with self-motivation, given the overwhelming amount of distraction around us and the difficulty in becoming self-motivated? Today, I'm going to give some of the strategies that I have found to help me the most, so that you can try them or even modify them to fit your own personal strengths and vulnerabilities.

6 Tips for Creating Paragraphs in Your Novel by DesdemonaDeBlake, literature

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6 Tips for Creating Paragraphs in Your Novel

6 Tips for Creating Paragraphs in Your Novel Anybody Can Write a Novel 2.0 Chapter 7 “Editing” – Section 2 “The Paragraph” “I will try to cram these paragraphs full of facts and give them a weight and shape no greater than that of a cloud of blue butterflies.” -Brendan Gill Once you have completed a first draft that is broken down by carefully constructed plot-points and chapter breaks, the next element you need to look at is the paragraph. Think of paragraphs as the glue by which you hold the sentences, which form your story, into cohesive and unified ideas. The difficulty, however, is that

4 Tips for Creating Universe Filler Characters by DesdemonaDeBlake, literature

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4 Tips for Creating Universe Filler Characters

4 Tips for Creating Universe Filler Characters Anybody Can Write a Novel 2.0 Chapter 5 “Characters” – Section 5 “Filler” (Previous Tutorial) (Next Tutorial) “Respect your characters, even the minor ones. In art, as in life, everyone is the hero of their own particular story; it is worth thinking about what your minor characters' stories are, even though they may intersect only slightly with your protagonist's.” -Sarah Waters Every character that your audience encounters adds a spice to your story and your world. There is no such thing as a character that exists in a vacuum which

Guide: Improving Faster by vexnir, literature

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Guide: Improving Faster

Many artists struggle with their self esteem when it comes to art, especially at the beginning of their art journey. They see all those amazing works and ponder - How? How can someone be so good? I want to draw like this too! But then, they pick up a pencil and the result doesn't come as stellar as they expect it to be, which can be very disheartening. Sometimes we just want to scream in frustration when we try to be as good as artists we admire, but are unable to. And that's when many of us ask: How can I reach such a skill level? The answer is: Improvement. Improvement is a wonderful thing, although much to people's disappointment, it doe