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03 Mar 2015 18:51 #9317 by Charlotte
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But Art Nouveau is wavy lines not straight ones! ;) You'll do fine - I love art nouveau and will look forward to seeing your progress on this one!

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03 Mar 2015 22:51 - 03 Mar 2015 22:52 #9321 by microscopi
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That's looking really easy on the eyes Cherry, great style and symmetry and colors :cheer: Wolf looks cool, nice eyes.

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03 Mar 2015 23:17 #9324 by Digital Dave
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Nice start, look forward to seeing it progress. :)

I get sketchy around pencils! ...=D

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04 Mar 2015 01:48 #9326 by Valence
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This looks lovely already. I too struggle with smooth flowing lines so I shall watch and pick up whatever tips fall my way.

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04 Mar 2015 06:16 #9327 by CherryGraphics
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But Art Nouveau is wavy lines not straight ones


What I meant Charlotte was this ^^
left: clean lines for the outlines - right: my way to paint lines. always. :silly:



Val, Dave, Micro thanks :) I hope I can paint a little more today.

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04 Mar 2015 10:20 #9330 by Charlotte
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I know Cherry, I was just being silly :)
When we were kids my sister would draw with lots of small lines, just like you. I'd just press my pen so hard into the paper my lines couldn't be erased :P But now that I draw digitally I often start with a sketch where I allow the lines to be short and "insecure" if I need to, and then I add a layer on top to draw longer smoother lines when I know where to put them (kind of like tracing but tracing my own sketch). It helps for me, anyway :)

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04 Mar 2015 10:43 #9333 by CherryGraphics
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I wasn't sure :whistle: :cheer:

lol I could press the pen on the tablet ... this could .... noooo. :D Good advice with the other layer. It will be a try and error situation I think. :D

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04 Mar 2015 15:27 #9337 by Domtopia
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Feathering was a technique that stunted my drawing development for years. Try and lengthen your lines and allow them to flow. It will result in waviness no doubt, but you can correct that as you go.

What I struggle with is line weight. I think it is more of a technical thing, but it would be great to draw a line that didn't vary in thickness as I go.

Charlotte's advice is ideal and works for me too. Light sketch followed by more permanent lines.

But, once more for emphasis, feathering line work is a bad habit. One that has taken me a long time to break!

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04 Mar 2015 20:15 #9346 by Charlotte
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Lines that are perfectly uniform in width tend to end up looking very dull in my opinion. Some people (like me) struggle to vary the line weight, you know! :)

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04 Mar 2015 21:56 - 04 Mar 2015 21:57 #9352 by Domtopia
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For art's sake, I agree. But for industry sake, there is often the need to keep line weight consistent. For example, when drawing cell shaded characters, or making line art for colouring books and so forth.

I would like to know how to do that for when I get asked to do those 'very dull', but still monetarily worth while projects!

EDIT **now I have stolen Cherry's thread!!*** Sorry Cherry! ***

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