1st Pick - Turning the Tides of War

2nd Pick - Corpse Labyrinth

OC of @MrPurpleMrPurple

It simply must be done

After messing around for a little bit, I've come to a conclusion that it is simply a saw wave going through a minor scale (Not A Minor, I didn't bother checking it), with a linear fast decay, repeating notes at 1/32 (or 1/16 or something else depending on tempo (or its possible it's not related to tempo at all idk)).

What I've basically done is link the LFO to the saw wave's amplitude repeating at 1/32 at 100 BPM then go down the notes of C Minor (because I'm lazy, not because I know what it was).

I find it easier to place joints first and the top side of the fingers. I also tend to simplify the fingers in 2 rather than 3 if it isn't bent or detailed enough.

My mind just plays music inspired by songs I previously listened to and doesn't exist for about a quarter of the time I'm awake and I try to recreate it.

I once drew a ceiling fan as a spider and a trash bin as a humanoid in high school for some reason. I also drew a scene of three guys wearing full hazmat suits with a fire extinguisher trying to cook a hotdog because of a clip my classmate showed me out of the blue. Lastly, I drew some cult playing Uno in some ritual circle because I played it with my siblings during a typhoon with candles in the dark.

Warning: It's just LOUD!

Merzbow - Woodpecker No. 1

The sphere's underside could be a bit darker.

Breasts.

I swear it's because I focus so much on form.

I _ L O V E _ S Y N T H E S I Z I N G _ K I C K S ! ! !

I still remember trying out music production for the first time as a fan of hardcore techno and speedcore which brought me into the habit of creating kicks (and bass) from scratch. These days, I can imagine tracks with the kick design in mind and how I can potentially achieve the desired sound. Since I am really obsessed with kicks, and fairly comfortable with the creation process, I tend to do them first. Afterwards, I create a melody and then design the synth. Only then do I make the chords and other background elements... which I'll also probably create with a synthesizer... (I love Vital)

But what would this line look like? If we took away one of the planes, then it won't have either height or length to form something visible.

I still remember when they announced that adult animation that looks like a beginner's realism tutorial

Armor Piercing Wing Stabilized Feather Jacket Bird Core Discarding Sabot

(It's a Peregrine Falcon)

OC of @ZenonRetna

Isaac Silverstone

Sorry man I just had to

What mature or somewhat mature themes do you enjoy looking at, or at least get intrigued by on shows, games, or art? Violence? Gore? Nudity? Trauma? For me, I sometimes draw sexy shit because I'm a fucking perv and I regret none. That being said, don't feel forced to draw something if it's uncomfortable.

Sentenced for life because they never get released

I don't know if it's gonna be relevant here since no one mentioned it but if you ever feel unsure of your mix, you can always reference a similar track with the help of a frequency spectrum analyzer. (Just make sure they're the same volume)

I've sketched lots of handguns because they're simple and I aim to be able to draw them at any angle, and at any time that I want to. Drawing handguns became my preferred method of practicing drawing boxes in perspective. I also like drawing sniper rifles because they're cool.

Surgical EQ

Rendering rotten flesh seems harder than I thought. Anyways, here's Bob.

On another note, it may take long before I draw your ideas because I want to work on my cover now. My track was finished about 4 months ago.

I was struggling to come up with a creature with that description because I just realized I don't actively think of designs, it just comes into my head randomly.

So have this lab-made dinosaur knockoff.

I finally got back to drawing and drew one of Prey's creatures, the mimic.

My usual style wouldn't look scary so I've decided to use an opacity brush again and I'd say it turned out well. It was also fun not having to worry about drawing the suction cups on each limb this time.

Hotwheels

I'm not a great artist nor have I drawn much NSFW but I think I can share a few things which may help you in drawing them.

But first, let's get anatomy out of the way. It's pretty much common sense that we need a good understanding of the body to draw the body. The only advice I could give regarding this matter is to learn it starting from its simplest form and simply progress by adding more detail. Don't worry about the bones and muscles yet, it's important that you first understand how to draw a convincing body or else any detail you add may become a waste of effort.

Now, here are some things which I think helps with NSFW art:

1.Curves

• Makes it look dynamic, something you'd want in drawing a living figure. You can (and probably should) draw the entire figure with only curves, reserving the straight lines for non-living things like clothes. Sometimes, some parts of the body looks like it should be drawn with a straight line, but it would be better to draw it with the slightest of curves because even that would make a large difference on the impression of your illustration. There may be times when you may want to use a straight line, but do so sparingly. (But if you want to draw someone who looks tough, forget it.)

2.Asymmetry

• Another thing which makes it look dynamic. Asymmetry could be applied to the composition, pose, shapes, and other stuff I probably forgot. I'd say this is really important for the pose and shapes. Applying asymmetry to your pose makes your character look more "natural" because I don't think we humans rest in symmetrical positions. It could be as simple as making the arms point in different directions, or tilting the head (There's a technique I want to mention but I clearly forgot what it's called). As for the shapes, I'm not saying that a pair of limbs should be different to each other, or the skull, torso, and hips should not be symmetrical, but rather, the lines to create the form itself must be asymmetrical. For example, the forearms can be drawn as a cylinder which we can draw with two lines (if we don't draw the edges), however, that by itself is boring. We can apply curves to make it more interesting, and it probably does, but it still leaves us with a problem. If we draw the two lines the exact same way, it would look too "perfect", which looks pretty unnatural. By making one line curve differently than the other, we can achieve asymmetry, which makes it look more natural.

There are other things which I want to share but I can't form them into words quite yet. You'd have to find other answers yourself. That's all, hope this helped.

OC of @Spec20

It's been a while since I last visited this thread. I'm glad to see it's still going. It was fun drawing this character who just happened to align in my current "interest" in drawing. It was also nice to draw simple clothes because in my previous drawing, I, for some reason, decided to draw fanart of a character with multiple layers of clothes, without reference, on an unfamiliar position, with complex fabric physics, on paper. Anyways, that's enough blabbering from me.

Hearing art contest brings back a funny memory when I was around grade 1. I once joined the school's art competition and everyone had high hopes for me because I always draw. Unfortunately, the competition wasn't about drawing, but coloring and I basically had no skill. They had already printed the outlines so my drawing skills were useless. Apparently, I was crying during the competition and it didn't help that we were tasked to color Dora The Explorer.

a snowman legion

OC OF @KingoftheArt

I like drawing knights and robots, so I was bound to draw him someday.

OC OF @Didjargo

He looks like he'd wield the sun so I imagined him having multiple blades which can form a wheel or something.

(I tried painting in another style)