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lockscreens no. 100 part 3/3
this is my 100th set of lockscreens! I started making these for fun in March and in a couple months I’ve recieved amazing comments and unreal support! I’ve never done a follow-forever or shared blog recs of my favorite fandoms. Reaching my 100th set, I decided, was something to celebrate because I wouldn’t have kept up with them without you guys.
I don’t know everyone’s names or usernames but I wanted to thank everyone for the epic love you’ve given me. even though I’m so slow at requests. So I’ve made a set of the alphabet and hope it covers all of you <3 THANK YOU!
please don’t repost or redesign. likes + reblogs are appreciated <3
more lockscreens | request things (please check desc. for status) | commissions | masterlistThese beautiful flowers are from design cuts :) And the font I used in Montserratt.
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Harry Potter, The Legend of Zelda, Pokémon GO and other scented candles by Happy Piranha on Etsy
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Book Lover Pins and Patches by AjbdesignShop on Etsy
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How do I over come same face syndrome :/
Oh gosh, well, honestly, I have a bit of a problem with it myself sometimes. It’s really easy to fall into drawing the same shapes.
But, I guess one of the best ways, I find, to get out of same face, is to take inventory. Really find what makes up distinction in the face. A lot of minuscule details go into making up the face. Here’s some of the biggest things I tend to focus on:
Really changing each of these up per character gives them a nice distinction. One of the largest components of my art is Rigidity vs. Fluidity, and it goes for the face as well. Is it a very rigid and hard person, and should their face reflect it? Or do they have more swaying ideals, and can they be portrayed as softer?
But again, I do sort of consider myself a cartoonist, so exaggeration also plays a large part in my art. Really playing with certain areas, and seeing how far you can actually stretch and compress them is good practice as well.
I sincerely hope this helps! <3
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Pokémon
“To celebrate 20 years of Pokémon we chose to interpret some of our favorite characters in various illustration styles. We had loads of fun creating these, hope you enjoy them as much as us.” - Studio MUTI || FB
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GIF illustration for online newspaper Zetland - for an article about how we enjoy experiences more if we take photos
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