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Drawing Demonic Tattoos

June 9th 2009 21:12
The design of demonic tattoos is something that I have drawn for years, the dark creatures that live in my mind, but when I start to draw, it is a good chance that a demon comes out most of time.

Demons can have many variations of design that there are infinite demonic concepts that you can create, in this hubpage article I go through a few simple steps to create a demonic art tattoo.

Designing a tattoo is fun, especially a demonic one. So go and see how you draw a demonic tattoo



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Today I thought I would extend an invitation to any fantasy artist, so that you could include a link back to your fantasy art website,blog or gallery, no matter what it is.

I just thought that this would be a good exercise to get the chance to see other artists work and further inspire anyone to draw more fantasy art.

So just leave your comments below with your fantasy art links and also this could provide some extra traffic back to your site, so go ahead....let's see those fantasy art masterpieces!!!.
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When it comes to comic books, this is something I know a lot about and there are thousands of comic books out there, but only a handful that will inspire you to draw and create more fantasy concepts. I have been a long time collector of comic books and the visual medium that the comic provides is one of the best types of art around, art that tells a story with each picture is like directing a film of your very own, taking into consideration angles and lighting.

If you've never read any comcis, then you need to start and start right now, as this is a visual media that has been very popular for many years and it is one that will always be so, there are lots of artists out there who have either been trained in the art or self taught or sometimes they may not have been a long term comic book fan.

The study of comic books helps to form your drawings into good compositional pieces and really helps you to understand the processes of drawing and the story telling visuals that can be achieved.

I recommend you build up a small comic book collection for you to get inspired by the art and the stories, as something that can be viewed as reference material at anytime.

Or take a look on the Internet and search for comic book art, this could prove easier if you prefer not to buy any comic books yourself.
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Skull Art Is Very Popular

June 2nd 2009 13:54
I enjoy drawing skull art, the range of skull art that you could potentially draw for tattoos and any other designs.

The drawing of skulls can be bloody skulls, flaming skulls, tribal skulls, stone skulls, the skull designs are limitless that you can create.

Skulls of The dead ink drawing
Dead Skulls Drawing


In the rough sketch above, I drew a collection of undead skeletons which incorporated the skull design, in fact skeletons are a good idea to learn to draw for the very simple fact of knowing the underlying structure of the human figure, so learn to draw skulls anyway you can!

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Castles Of Fantasy Art

June 2nd 2009 13:21
For sometime, I had been searching the internet for a fantasy castle drawing tutorial, but there didn't seem to be any good ones, so I thought I'd have a try at it, again on hubpages as my base of operational platform for these drawing tutorials.

There is just something fantastical about fantasy castles, you can draw them anyway you want or the same way you want, here is that castle drawing tutorial - Drawing Castles Of Fantasy
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The Drawing Of Trolls

June 2nd 2009 13:09
Drawing trolls and ugly trolls especially is what makes fantasy art really great, from inspirations like Warhammer to even comic books, trolls are great to draw.

I consider trolls to be different from each other, all are possibly ugly, but none are the same, which makes them rather unique, over again on hubpages I wrote and drew a simple step by step tutorial on how to draw an ugly troll and through it I enjoyed the process of seeing a step by step troll drawing emerge


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The Art Of Using Sketchbooks

June 2nd 2009 13:01
Sketchbooks are really useful for any artist, obviously they have that quality of archiving old drawings and even unfinished drawings and if you have that many like me then you will have a lot of old sketches that you probably forgot about and so here I have some of them old examples from over ten years ago.

Keeping unfinished ideas and sketches in concept form are really handy for when you are stuck for drawing something new, all you do is bring out the stack of used sketchbooks and have a flick through, you'll soon find old ideas that could provide new interest and a fresh way of resurrecting them ideas


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I recently posted a how to draw a goblin article on hubpages and that just simply walks you through a four step process of drawing a goblin, so if you want to goand check it out then here is the link How To Draw Goblins

In time, I hope to have even more how to draw articles to show you more examples of drawing fantasy art, until then keep drawing and being inspired


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Fantasy Art Techniques Book Review

March 24th 2009 10:34
Over on hubpages I have recently done an overview of a dear book that has helped me with drawing and imagining fantasy art concepts and this book goes through the very basics of the techniques you can use to create fantastic fantasy concepts and use these as a guide for your own imaginative fantasy worlds.

I intend to do more reviews of useful books for this blog, so as to give our readers a much needed insight into what books to look out for in the area of fantasy art


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When you are not busy drawing fantasy art, naturally you are going to be doing other things, but why not take note of other things and use them as inspiration in your art. Like everything in life it should be something that makes you think YES!! that's a good visual!!

For me I do lots of creatively stimulating things like writing stories or just reading a book, watching a film or taking a walk in the woods taking in the sights


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