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Raindropmemory — How to Draw Nostalgically
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(no, it's not spirited away wallpaper pack like I said before)
Hello!
Since there are people ask me how I do this or that in my painting. I decided to create a mini guide of the technique I use.
Hope it helpful to you all!
and feel free to share your opinion.
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เป็นเทคนิคที่เป็นประโยชน์จริงๆ
ปกติเราไม่ค่อยใช้ดินสอที่ใหญ่กว่า5Bเลย ยิ่งEEไม่ต้องพูดถึง
วาดทีไรดำมอมทั้งภาพทั้งมือ = ,="
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ได้ข่าวว่าเมืองนอกมีถึง 9B เลยทีเดียว
คงจะลื่นไหลสุดๆ อยากลอง ^^
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Welcome!
Glad it help.
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Thank you! :3 Reading your tutorials is always a great joy ^.^
How do you plan your pictures before you draw? On another sheet of paper, or on the same but with light pencil, or you just draw them as is?
Actually, that's a fun thing: when you're a child - you draw with clear and simple lines. Then, when you grow up, u start to draw more lines to get the right one - pictures become messy. And then, when you practice more, you're aiming to master the line again to be able not to draw unnecessary lines. Your "free as air" look is not that easy to achieve XD
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Sometimes I just doodle endlessly, and luckily that it turn out to be acceptable one(But sometimes not).
But normally I'll sketch on the same paper(with the same pencil, that's why my work looks unpolished sometimes (sketch line pop out here and there, for example
I'll sketch on another paper only when I want to draw some weird perspective that I can't imagine how to draw.
And you're right! Our freedom to draw is less when we grow up. We just can't draw simple thing, or cute thing with simple line, because that's for little kids, instead you have to draw very detailed pic with extreme lighting and very dark tone, blood, explosion or something or you have to design sleek or glossy thing to be called professional;. Moreover you cannot even draw the things as it is, but have to interpret it in abstract style. Man!
Ahaha! I think I talk too much.
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Welcome! ^^
and Thank you too!
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Oh, that's great.
Thank you~!
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Thanks for the tutorial~
The textured surface idea is pretty cool.
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Oh, glad to hear compliment from you. ^^ Thanks!
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Really inspiering tutorial! Now I feel like drawing something nostalgical ~ =3 thank you~
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:3 Cool~, good luck with your drawing.
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That's very lovely, Raindrop Memory style made me open my eyes to how childish illustration are actualy so beautiful. A very helpful tutorial, thank you : )
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Thank you very much for your kind words!
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Thank you for the advices ;_;
It really enlightened me ;A;
Now I'm inspired to draw nostalgic pieces ;u;
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:3 That's great!!
Must be another beautiful pic from you.
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I really like the idea of textured surface, that's very creative! The examples you given are very beautiful too.
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Thank you!
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Your drawings, and tutorials always reminds me of how drawing should just be for fun :]
Thank you, thank you, thank you
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Sure, it have to!
Drawing for fun is great,but sometimes it should be for *cough* money too.
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So awesome! You really provide a lot of good tips. <3 And that one picture is definitely NOT fail... xDD
Thanks so much for making this!!!
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xDD Ahaha, Thank you for encourage me about that picture!
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Aww, you're welcome~ 
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thank you very much 4 the tutorial^^
i love it.
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Glad to hear that!
Thank you~
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