Tiredpony In reply to ApriliusRehnzzz [2018-03-05 09:08:37 +0000 UTC]

Thank you for your awesome work ^^

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ApriliusRehnzzz In reply to Tiredpony [2018-03-05 10:14:44 +0000 UTC]

welcome~ XD

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Tiredpony In reply to Ribbontail [2017-12-28 10:32:38 +0000 UTC]

Hi,I'm sorry for the late response as always.

I'm always Max from LhysUniverse.

This was my first account here on DA, I've been here for many years only to watch and fav the artworks I liked and then I created LhysUniverse that is an account only related to the Worldbuilding and all the things that are related.

But, considering that I've been dormient on that account in this year, I've decided to follow you even with this in order to be always updated on your news and masterpieces on both the accounts.

The Upside Down Exercise consists to copy an existing draw while holding it turned, in that way a beginner sketcher (very beginner in my case) can focus only on the lines and not on the whole, and is it useful after many exercises to make it an habit and then he can start to copy drawings not more turned.

So I've not drawed anything that was in my mind but it is always being copied from a physical image.

As you can see, I've abandoned the project after a while because every draw took me more than two hours and the work I had that time was killing me, but I absolutely have to resume the practice because even with this trick many copies are far away from the original  .

In this upcoming 2018 I have to be constant even in this .

Thank you again, I'm sure you'll not having problems to draw something Upside Down from nothing, but if there is some kind of draw that you find extremely difficult or complicated to draw then try this little trick, the results could amaze you  .

Actually I'm not be able to draw anything from nothing, but with this dodge I've been able to do at least something decent  .

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Ribbontail In reply to Tiredpony [2017-12-28 20:04:51 +0000 UTC]

Oh Max, hello! Very nice to know this is your alt/first account, I never would've guessed. I must say, this upside down method sounds really fun! I'm a beginner hobbyist myself, one who's still learning to use references, so this project could also be a good way to "learn to learn". I hope it helps you out, buddy! Keep up the good work!

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Tiredpony In reply to kakumeiouzi [2016-07-13 13:55:54 +0000 UTC]

Thanks for your work! ^^

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