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“Thicker lines attract more visual attention,” he says as he presents a drawing of a thicc woman.
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an artist friend of mine once gave me a tip he called the "T-rule." anywhere where lines connect in the (approximate) shape of a T, you'll in most cases want to stress the area where they meet with the thickest line weight and fade it to a thinner line weight towards the 3 ends. you can see an example of this in this video, in the spider gwen drawing where her torso connects to her outstretched left arm!
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Some people also use thicker lines for heavier objects, and thinners for lighter objects.
IT'S SO FREAKING HARD TO LEARN THO !
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I usually use line weight for lighting. When light hits something greatly I use thinner lines. When it’s darker I use heavier lines.
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It's also much lighter overall, making it ideal for shading. This is normally something you learn naturally with a pencil then have to re-learn when you start inking on paper. Same for digital art, except you can make a pen act like a pencil :o
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Oh my goodness, this is exactly what I needed to figure out! I had no idea about the depth and details and.... now I know. Time to practice!
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also use thicker lines where shadows would fall, if you dont want to busy up your sketch with a lot of shadow space
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The way Marc animated that image to life with "of course huh huh" lol
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I struggle with line weight so much. But this explains it in a way that I can know how to use it. Thanks.
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First time I heard this actually explained in an understandable way with a structured theory behind it. Thanks for the great trip
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I have been struggling with this for YEARS. Thank you for the tip!
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Thank you so much, I started my drawing journey 4 days ago, I felt I was going too fast. I can now easily draw simple posture using my rough sketch but I hit the wall 3 days ago, now I know what to practice to completely translate my rough sketch.
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How convenient it is for this specific video to be recommended when I'm having a problem AGAIN with lineart. Arigato Sensei!!!!!!!!
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I actually never thought about this.. it was more of an automatic thing for me ever since I used a pencil.. but since I switched digitally 3yrs ago I'm staring to utilize alot of interesting unique tools I haven't used yet..
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This is interesting and helpful advice because I never really thought about that when I draw but it makes sense now
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This is actually my problem! Thank you so much for calling me out!
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THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! I knew my line weight was off but I never knew how to fix it!
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Im convinced this guy has never drawn a male character in his life
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Every line has weight, it’s the variation of weight that emphasises form :)
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@heiispoon3017
1 year ago
It seems simple but in actuality this is a high level skill.
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