Immediate follow! Your work is so lovely 💕🥹

never put more than 75% effort into a single page. Save the major background for the establishing shot and imply the rest through gradients, color blurs if you have to.

If a background doesn't add anything you couldn't tell the story without, you might not need one. several jobs for one person!

This is totally relatable 😭

The Lone Wolf badge eludes me yet again 😩

I’m tired, boss.

Then they tried to pressure me to vote when there was a tie and I told them to double up someone else’s vote.

(cont) "We need only add subtle shading when it offers readers information they wouldn't perceive without it. On the left, Zorn's shading tells a charming story about how sunlight graces the cheek. Losing that subtlety (right) would cost us that story. This is what subtlety is for."

(cont) "If you have a subtle story to tell about form, go ahead and tell it. But if your shading only explains things readers could easily guess from the contours (see attached), grit your teeth and back slowly away from the brush tool."

(cont) "Along with Anders Zorn, Bob Kuhn is an artist who only softens his edges when it counts. Look at the polar bear's breath. There, subtlety was needed. Elsewhere, hard edges suffice." /thread