go for it, kip!!
Anonymous asked:
I see, I will give you the benefit of the doubt. I asked you something on January 3rd and ever since, I checked in here everyday to see any confirmation or not of what I asked. I waited almost this entire month just to see that you never replied neither with a “yes” or “no.” I felt that I was ignored on purpose. I like your art because you’re the artist I could find whose art style is the closest to doginacafe’s. I really hope I get to see from you what I asked. So yeah, if you haven’t deleted any asks in your inbox, please make sure to read them. I hope mine’s still in your inbox.
ohh,,,, lemme check
i'm really sorry for not seeing your previous ask though, aside from not checking my asks often, i don't really use tumblr frequently 😓
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Anonymous asked:
HII i love your art so much. do you think you'd ever consider making an anatomy pdf? i love your other books so much and thats the one thing i struggle most with but your anatomy is so good
hello!! currently there aren't any plans for an anatomy pdf, but i can direct you to some resources that have helped me study anatomy over the years!
Sinix Design - has a playlist of quick, useful anatomy tips for different body parts like hands, knees, the skull, etc.
Posemaniacs - royalty free moveable 3D model poses, adjustable camera angles. great for studying poses at different angles!
Sketchfab - site with a wide variety of 3D models/objects/etc. many models are available for commercial usage but def check the license individually if you're planning on using it for anything.
Adorkastock - stock photos are great references in general! this one has a timer you can set to draw for each pose, useful for practicing gesture. is under creative commons, meaning you can use the poses commercially as long as it's credited.
Pose Search - you pick a body part, pose the 3D model on the left, and it automatically searches up image references of that pose for you. super useful for when you can't find ref pics of that very specific pose you want.
Comparing Heights - not exactly anatomy related, but it's a tool that lets you see the difference between two heights you put in ( a necessity for me when i create ocs lol)