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Published: 2017-05-26 19:18:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 4111; Favourites: 348; Downloads: 0
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Another artwork based on the movie Ghost in the Shell (1995). I love this character and wanted to draw her with grayish blue eyes this time. At first I was making an original piece based on the photo I took but then realized that she looked like Major Motoko Kusanagi and thought - why not, let's draw her again!ΒMade in Photoshop CS6 with Trust Wide Screen Design tablet.
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This is really beautiful 
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Practice a lot, every day! 
I only started doing digital art in October 2016 because of the amount of commissions I received to complete in a very short period of time. I forced myself to learn Digital Art as fast as I could to finish everything on time. You can do the same - practice fast, like doing speedpaintings and finding tricks and shortcuts to achieve certain result. Watch tutorials on Youtube and read articles on creativebloq.com.
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aw thankyou so much for the advice! That's so awesome. Do you use a tablet? I can imagine it would be very hard without one. I can't wait to afford one so I can practice more!
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You're welcome.
Yep, I use a tablet. Drawing with a mouse is a huge torture for a normal human.
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haha I agree! I have tried believe me haha. I think I set myself up for instant frustration XD
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That's lovely! I really love the eyes and the composition of her hair looks great!
Btw I haven't seen the movie yet. How was it? I know a lot of people complained about the whitewashing of the main character but besides that, I haven't heard much about this movie haha.
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The new movie withΒ Scarlett Johansson was pretty interesting, I see why they choose her to play this character, she was very good in Lucy! The graphics looked like real anime, the lights in the city at night are stunning!
Thanks for taking the time to comment!
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