Professional | giullyleao
ko-fi✏️ I made these for my friends, but I thought that might be helpful for yall as well! hehe! Now whenever someone asks for storyboard tips I can throw this at them! Examples of storyboards I ma…
Eala (and her raven Ruoja), @iijadraws 's character for my ttrpg campaign Llehia 🍂
Head turn around animation exercise - Riot league of legends arcane
Made a minotaur character for my graduation project.
One-Minute Figure Drawing | SSavaArt
Art of Happy Unhappy, an animated student short film made during an 8 month study period at Sheridan College.The story of a cat-man and his very troubling work week.
Mixing similar colors, for example black and white
This includes human, kemono, feral, mix n match, and animated bases. All my free bases before May 2024. The download provides a Zip file with all the...
Rough Sketches to use for free.
“Haunted” Animated Loading Screen † A thank you gift for 2,000 followers!! This is an override package, you can only have one in your mods folder! To delete, delete the package file +...
58143005_fr_sc7 2,000×2,000 pixels
Turn Around
Fair trade blankets and cushions Dutch fair trade brand ‘Return to Sender’ linked Simone Post to a small family business specialized in weaving, in Ecuador. She was invited to design and produce a series of blankets and cushions for the brand’s new collection. Simone travelled to the South-American country and stayed with the family for a week. On location she studied the available techniques and materials and researched how she could take this to a next level. She changed her initial concept, using the available potential and respecting the limitations. Tradition as well as modernity have been incorporated in the design. A traditional pattern of stripes has been mirrored and one side of the blanked has been brushed instead of both as is traditionally done. The brushed side focuses on the weft, while on the other side of the fabric both the warp and weft are visible. This creates an interesting contrast between a very graphical and a far more tactile and soft look. By producing their products in developing countries world countries ‘Return to Sender’ aims to stimulate entrepreneurship and the exchange of knowledge. Proceeds will be channelled back as much as possible and artisans are taught new techniques. The owner of the Ecuadorian weaving mill for example, was familiar with one technique before he started working with Simone. Afterwards he was able to work in different techniques and able to weave new patterns, meaning he could expand his business and apply diversity in his supply. Simone was in turn introduced to local designs and techniques which she could apply in her designs.
