Majorflaw

Traditional Art Week This is the second part of a basic guide how to make your traditional artworks look appealing when presenting them in the Internet. This is not about changing or manipulating your traditional artwork to something is not originally, but helping you to make it look as good on a screen as it is in real life. The Part 1 introduced some scanning and shooting tips; This Part 2 advices how to edit the scanned/photographed artworks. This guide is meant especially for beginning artists but maybe also more advanced artists can find something new to think about – or maybe you can share your best tips in the comment area of

update: added a new character for you to draw!Because I've saved up some points, I'll be making my 2nd contest! HOW TO ENTER:  Fave this journal  Make a journal/poll about this and spread the word! Don't use notes!  Comment the journal/poll you made so that I'll know All you guys have to do is to draw any of my OCs -that's a link and there's more art of them there + infoI only have a few unlike other people so I'll also add some of my characters' art here: HUMANS/HUMANOIDS Jeff Parsons Xyril: Bunny: Nameless (Please help me give her a name): CANINES Also nameless (pls gib him a name) He needs more art too: Oliver: Shadow: PO