I have multiple. Pansy Parkinson. Mob (Sheigo Kageyama). Hanna. Bachira.
he is the bestest boy in the entire world!!! Erden the goodest boy who hides his angelic face with a mask! look at this face! how could anyone not love this boy!
I'm in high school right now but can I be the counselor, I'll actually be helpful and shit not just eat my salad while you're talking about depression and suicide.
The entire body improvement club from mob psycho
I have never been promposed to, so no first-hand stories, but I saw three promposals so far in my life. I'm a sophomore, so only halfway through. I saw one in freshman year: The guy dressed up as Prince Eric and had a Flounder stuffed animal....fish..... and had purple and blue streamers hang from the top of the door behind him. There was a sign s......
As an experienced person, starting out was hell, cause i don't even know wtf was i doin, but indeed watching speedpaints and tutorials did encourage me to draw, i'll be honest, i did tracing ( back then when i don't even know what tracing is ) and every time i traced someone's artwork i improve, but i know i was being a little retard and shit becau......
I'm not sure if what I say will be any different from what you already heard, but you must not give up when you think you can't do something. Watching tutorials will not help you if you don't put what you've seen into practice. I don't know on what level of drawing you are on but no matter how good or experienced you are, there's always time to pr......
I think the most important thing is to recognize your mistakes. The next time you draw, make sure to not do that same mistakes again. For drawing humans/objects, do a lot of breakdowns. You take a picture and figure out which part is connected to which etc. Imagine that youre drawing a 3d object. It's easier to recognize mistakes that way. If you p......
(I know it's an obvious answer but that's all there is to it, I think) You have to draw a lot, whenever you have the chance! Tutorials are good but nothing beats lots of practice, and practice with real objects/people/places is the best for improving, it helps you understand how stuff works for real (I mean how lights and shadows work, how perspect......
I'll keep this in mind the next time I have to Hide the body
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