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How to show variation in your lineart: part 1
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PART 2 murr000.deviantart.com/art/How... some tips in drawing linearts
if you find a mistake in tutorial text - note me
deviations in tutorial:
murr000.deviantart.com/art/Hap...
murr000.deviantart.com/art/Eli...
murr000.deviantart.com/art/Poi...
murr000.deviantart.com/art/Gua...
murr000.deviantart.com/art/Hap...
and some other sketches
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This is super helpful! Thank you so much for making this!
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this was REALLY HELPFULL! Thank you 
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Its funny how i notice these properties in other folks' artwork, but tend to fail at putting them in my own. Thanks so much for the enlightenment!
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I've never found such an detailled tutorial on linearts before, so seeing yours was pure joy. Thank you for giving all your tips for having crisp and beautiful lines!
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When drawing you're drawing linework, how can you make the lines so slim on the second picture with the hand?
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thx so much!! you make my day! look over that type of tutorial since few weeks ^^
*thumb up*
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oh. oh, ohh...! well geeze thanks so much! all i really do is line art like this but i never think about this kinda stuff!!
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: o I had not seen/listen to the last tip anywhere. I'll try it on my line arts next time if the chance comes by! :///D Thank you!
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It is very helpful, but you could have worded it a tad differently. I mean.. It just sounds kinda uniform and cold, like THIS IS THE WAY IT MUST BE DONE, THIS IS HOW YOU BECOME GOOD SO STFU AND LET ME TEACH YOU BIATCH. xD idk how else to put it!
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This is something I've always had a problem with. Still it's much easier said than done.
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This'll probably come in useful. My lineart could use some work, heh.
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Wow !! I've always noticed how the thickness of the outlines vary in my favorite artist's pieces ,but I never could reproduce such a thing in my drawing .
I didn't know when to thicken and when to make the line thin ,except for the inner folds of cloths .
Thank you for your useful tutorial . I'll make sure to use it in my upcoming drawings ,God willing
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This is super helpful! I had never thought about this before
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Thank you so much for this 
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Wow, this is incredibly awesome and informative! Thanks for taking the time to make it ^^
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I'm not too good with line variation. ^_^" I think this might have some good tips, but it still feels over my head right now. Perhaps I'll look over it again later.
I guess what confuses me the most about line variation is how many situations there are for lines to vary. Thicker lines in the foreground, thicker lines in shadowed areas, maybe thicker lines for outlines, and here you have thicker lines for heavier/harder objects and thinner lines to show pressure. I don't know how to tell when to do what. ^_^" What if I have a picture where the background is in shadow, and/or there's heavy objects in the background? I wouldn't know if I should have thicker or thinner lines in the foreground. And the thinner lines to show pressure contrasts with having thicker lines for outlines of objects.
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hm, i think each drawing is unique. and in second part of this tutorial has written some tips that can also be used.
It hard to me to write my thoughts about it in English. but.... I think that an understanding of these tips comes with experience. more practice makes succes
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You're probably right. Thanks. ^_^
I probably just need to practice more. I looked at the second part. It has some tips that sound interesting. ^_^
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This is something I really need to work on... it's amazing how much difference a little variation can make! Some great points, here!
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