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by egypturnash
2879 days ago
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here's a pro tip that I learnt in the animation scene 1. grab a wooden pencil
2. hold it so that the broad side of the lead touches the paper, not the point - you'll get a broad, pale grey line
3. rough in your drawing this way
4. when you feel like you have a solid drawing, switch to the tip of the pencil (or to a pen) and trace the lines you made in step 3 This will make it a lot easier to have a nice, clean drawing done with bold, clean lines. You will also probably end up with a silver patch on the heel of your hand from dragging it across all those light lines, along with a gray haze - a delicate touch with a kneaded eraser can fix that, or just draw with a col-erase pencil, finish with graphite, and abuse the levels in Photoshop to drop out the color. Being able to knock out a drawing with precise lines and no underdrawing does take years, but being able to simply create a drawing with precise lines can happen a lot earlier once you've picked up a few One Weird Tricks. |
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