Arttips Stories

Hello! This is another art book, though my first one isn't to 100 like most art books are but, I've just decided to make a new one to provide a fresh uploading schedule, art tips, and critiques from my old to new art and maybe even yours!

This is most of my artwork compiled over the past 2 ish years. Some were just sketches I've done in math class (sorry teacher) , or actual full on pieces of artwork. Some are actually in between. Sadly I haven't been producing as much lately but I'm sure you'll find this interesting enough. I hope you enjoy!! :DISCLAIMER: For some of them, I used reference materials that are NOT MINE. All the credit lies to those amazing artists and photographers that made the original pieces.

My artbook. I'll share my art, tips, and tutorials! Please don't steal or claim my art. Resharing is fine as long as I'm tagged ***COVER ART BY @kadeart_ on insta and @Kadeart on Twitter***

I am one of the mediocre-to-justno around, but still, on popular request, I am satiating requester's hunger by publishing this book, where all kinds of art tips that I can give will be passed to you. Hope it is helpful!

Most of my art is of MLP and Pokémon OCs. But I believe my tips to be helpful! Have fun with my drawing tips and looking through my art!

This are just art tips♡︎ Includes tips for hair, ears, portrait view, body tips, and eyes Hope they result helpful for you (•̀ᴗ•́)و #1 arttips #1 usefultips #2 idkwhatelsetosay (well ok)

Some ideas incase you don't know what to draw!

This is still ongoing.

Here's some advice for finding your artstyle! Finding your artstyle is very difficult, so this book breaks it down and gives you some different body part shapes to pick from and adjust to your artstyle, as well as exercises and activities. And it explains the differences between three basic styles, cartoony, anime, and realism. With some of my drawings included!

Are you stuck wondering how to make a plot or how to make color palettes that fit together? Say no more! This guide gives you all of the trashiest advice the author can! Read now or miss out on something you wish you've never seen!

OI! I already have a lot of art books, but this one is for drawing spooky and scary stuff specifically! It can help you with Inktober prompts or simply help you draw random creepy stuff. (Cover by me)

book of my OCs, my art (Obvs) and my drawing tips

Just starting out? Here's what you've got to know. Explains common terms, breaks down mistakes some beginners make, and simplifies everything.

This book was written on behalf of an apprentice behind, I am in no way a pro myself. However, I will still share what knowledge I have. My name is Addison. I prefer being called Addy though. I started officially taking art seriously when I was only nine years old. Every artist always starts with a rough patch, some may disappear quickly, others may take a little while longer. And for me, it took nearly eight years to finally conclude that I am an amazing artist to my extent. I write this book in hopes I can help a young, creative mind learn the basic necessities of art. Remember this, it isn't the tools that make the artist, it is the time and dedication one puts into their work that decides upon the artist themselves. Likewise, don't worry about needing to buy expensive stuff like Adobe software, copic markers, prismacolor markers... If all you have is crayola markers, then that is perfectly valid and all works the same if you put it to that use, and to that of your intention as well. An artist will never be done learning, no matter how good and talented one is, they are not done on their journey. Art is a skill that has many different things to learn, even after death, you were never really finished learning. I know that info can be a little overwhelming, but try not to let that be the main thing stopping you. This is the motive behind why I decided to write this. So, I hope you truly enjoy this and I hope you do end up learning something along the way.

I, as most do, struggle to create "good" art. My art always feels incomplete or not good enough. Never again! Now I'm improving my art instead of just moping along, claiming I can't draw. And why should I keep this information to myself? I shouldn't! So here it is, 17 ways to improve your sketches.

Heellllooooooo! This is my first try of explaining how to draw by typing. Hopefully this will work. It's not big, but in the future I might add a bit more. I hope you enjoy! You can copy from here, and disagree with me if you want. I'm not sure if I got it right. But I'm just talking about the way I see it :) It includes: •Tips •Shading •Pictures •Messed up-ness I hope you enjoy!!!

Ok so this will be a book featuring my art. Which is mainly sketches, drawings and occasionally digital stuff. I'll also try to give out pointers or drawing tips that I've learned. You might not necessarily find them useful and I might do a horrible job at explaining the tips ... I hope that you enjoy! (And if you ever want to look at larger versions of the images they'll all be here: http://mistical52.deviantart.com/gallery/ ) And that I help other artists to grow and ... I don't know, learn something :) All art work in this book will be created by me unless otherwise specified and I take no credit for the creation the characters that I draw fanart of.

just a place to ram my art in the ass to

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