Hey guys! Yep, we’ve decided to open a giveaway to celebrate our one year anniversary of our store^^ As you can see, we’re giving away the Yunho Style Winged Hoodie to one lucky winner.
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Ending Date: 1st June 2012 AEST
The winners will ideally be picked the day after.
Happy reblogging and have a nice day, everyone! ^^whoops time to queue this motherfucker
ＴＨＩＳ ＩＳ ＪＡＰＡＮＥＳＥ ＬＵＮＣＨＴＩＭＥ ＲＵＳＨ！
He just made the Hulk’s day! :p
(Source: ak4-chan)
Sup bros, aisha’s gonna teach you how she uses the marker tool
I’ve gotten a LOT of requests on my settings and how I color, so here, have this * v * there are many ways to use the marker brush, this is just how I do it.
1st — do not use the marker tool on a transparent surface.
The marker is primarily for blending, NOT for base coloring! If used on a transparent layer it will come out dull and low in the opacity department. Even if you’re coloring on white, put down a solid base with the pen tool.
2nd— Change the settings often!
Keeping the settings the same while coloring is a no-go. Both persistence and Blending have different effects on how you color. Persistency I keep generally the same though, Blending I’m always changing.
In each example, I use a varying level of pressure on my pen from very light to very heavy. Master pen pressure, master the marker tool.
The higher the blending, the smoother the transition
The lowerthe blending, the more harsh of a transition from color to color.
the lower the persistence, themore watercolory the color is
The higher the persistence is, the more solid the color will be
3rd — tapping and lining
There are two ways i blend, tapping and lining.Lining leaves streaks in the color
Tapping leaves small ripples
But when a combination of tapping and lining is used, the results can turn almost gradient! It’s all. about. pen pressure.
4th — dont be afraid to experiment with colors and what the blends give you!
This lady-bod started off as purple, white, and yellow on a dark backgroud, and then highlighted and “filled out” with the colors they made at various pen pressures. Dont be afraid to combine colors and shade with odd tones — experimentation with colors can turn out with wonderful, unexpected results!
That’s all I really got for ya ;v; I hope it helps!These methods can be used for shading flat colors or painting from the ground up — happy drawing!
(Source: batchesofhiddles)
kawaiivengers assemble
tony doesn’t need fake kawaii eyes because he already has real ones
bonus: loki
fuck everything
ha i laughed at tony
desu
I find that, when writing bios, it’s really helpful to look at a list or a chart like the one above. Picking two or three traits from each chart and building a character based around them will give you a really interesting bio, because they will serve as a reminder that characters need depth and dimension.
Independent and clever.
VS.
Independent, clever, pretentious, and stubborn.
The first combination doesn’t come with any flaws, whereas the second will provide a more dynamic character.
Hey guys! Yep, we’ve decided to open a giveaway to celebrate our one year anniversary of our store^^ As you can see, we’re giving away the Yunho Style Winged Hoodie to one lucky winner.
How to Enter
1. Reblog (you may reblog as many times as you like!)
2. Like +1 entry
3. Follow yoursmestore.tumblr.com +1 entry
You must reblog, but liking and following is optional.
No giveaway blogs are allowed, and please keep your ask box open so we can communicate to you^^ We ship to most countries, click here to see the list :)
Ending Date: 1st June 2012 AEST
The winners will ideally be picked the day after.
Happy reblogging and have a nice day, everyone! ^^whoops time to queue this motherfucker
