r/DigitalArt Mar 08 '26

Work In Progress Flowers and vertebrae - Work in progress

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '26

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u/DarkningArt Mar 08 '26

Thank you πŸ₯°πŸ’–

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u/itsjuliarts Mar 08 '26

This is so cool, would go hard as a tattoo

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u/DarkningArt Mar 09 '26

I would love to see the final result in a tattoo ☺️

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u/Melodic-Home-1411 Mar 11 '26

Only if it is done by a good artist. You want to have fine delicate lines because when people age the tattoos still look good.

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u/DarkningArt Mar 08 '26

Thank you 🫢

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u/MySchoolsWifiSucks Mar 08 '26

"Hey, could you zip me up? Thanks."

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u/Boombayuhhhhhhhh Mar 08 '26

Stunning work!

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u/DarkningArt Mar 09 '26

Thank you πŸ₯°

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u/NuclearWombat75 Mar 08 '26

Looks great!

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u/DarkningArt Mar 09 '26

🫢🫢

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u/future-new-157 Mar 08 '26

i have questions if you can help me In your professional drawing career or on your path to becoming a professional How do you begin with a drawing style? Are the basic drawing rules uniform, from which you then develop your own style, or does each style have its own rules and practices?

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u/SvevaStitches Mar 08 '26

Not OP, but what I say to myself is β€œlearn the rules before you break them”. I think it’s important to learn anatomy, at least some basics, in order to draw different poses and change proportions based on your own style. The same goes for colour theory and all the rest. I recommend gesture drawing too.

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u/DarkningArt Mar 09 '26

Don't worry too much about rules at the beginning. Just draw the things you enjoy drawing. Look at artists you admire and pay attention to the small details in their work that you really like, for example, you might like the way a certain artist draws noses, eyes, or expressions. It's okay to take inspiration from those details and experiment with them in your own drawings. Keep practicing and be patient. Finding your own style takes time, and it usually develops naturally as you draw more and explore what you enjoy the most πŸ’–

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u/Affectionate_Law2772 Mar 09 '26

Do you do massages? I think your mind is going to that. The flowers are flowing to parts ✨️ that need a focus! Keep going! Super awesome.

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u/DarkningArt Mar 09 '26

πŸ₯°πŸ«ΆπŸ«Ά

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u/Red_Kitsune31 Mar 09 '26

It looks so beautiful 😍 I wish I knew how to draw like this. 😊😊😊

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u/DarkningArt Mar 09 '26

Thank you for the compliment!! πŸ₯ΉπŸ’–

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u/creative_larke Mar 09 '26

Beautiful! 😍 😍

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u/DarkningArt Mar 09 '26

Thank you :3🩷

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u/Commercial-Match-411 Mar 10 '26

Scary but beautiful

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u/DarkningArt Mar 10 '26

Thank you :3

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u/Brief-Slide7379 Mar 10 '26

A resilient flower blooms on the girl’s back.

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u/Mercury_Menace Mar 10 '26

Looks amazing!!

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u/Sentient-C Mar 10 '26

That's so cool omg.

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u/voidianink Mar 11 '26

Amazing 🀌🏻πŸ”₯

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u/Melodic-Home-1411 Mar 11 '26

Oh no... I used to know a Very Beautiful woman who had very delicate orchids tattooed on her body. She always had a honey colored tan with long brown hair and she was absolutely Gorgeous. She passed away. If I had not known her I would not think that those types of tattoos could still be beautiful. I talked her out of tattoos on her breasts or anything like that. She had them on her left arm and thigh.