
In this “tutorial”, I will show you how I did this particular pet portrait:
okay guys someone the other day asked for a bow tutorial so here it is! :> I hope it is helpful.
It’s not exactly the precise archery information and it’s not completely accurate for shooting. I tried to simplify things for artists and include what you guys need to know to depict bows at least a little accurately—and remember as always, references are great in addition to looking through tutorials
Tumblr made them weeny but the magnifying glass will take you to full view
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In nine easy steps!
Welcome friends! This is a tutorial to help you, an average person, become Malik from Assassin’s Creed.

Alright so here is a very wordy/slapped together tutorial for how I study faces! Specifically for how I go about identifying and translating traits into less realistic versions. Hopefully my random notes make some sense, but if you have any questions, feel free to shoot me an ask!
I used Chris Pine because I haven’t drawn him before, and I figured it would make the process more genuine.
This is the most useful thing. THANK YOU FORNAX. You rock.
This is very handy!
Is it bad that I thought it was Chris Hemsworth when it was tiny?
Probably not. Pine is Hemsworth’s baby!
DADDY KIRK
there was actually a bit of a ‘whoooooooaaaaaaa’ moment when I was looking at the angles of his eyeballs/eyebrows because they are very similar to Chris Hemsworth’s! Same with his short/broad nose. fab casting if I do say so myself
OH JEEZ
This is so what I needed.
I just spent the past hour looking for this but everything on this is AMAZING! Seeing as I’ve been working on anatomy for the past… god, has it really been 3 years? And facial differences for the past 2 years [in between my art blocks]. This is a wonderful explanation and exploration of what makes a person’s face unique.
And a wonderful way to approach drawing fanart when the characters are played by live actors!
(Source: kreugan)