Loish patreon

EARLY ACCESS // sketches

🕑 Added 2021-07-22 08:00:00 +0000 UTC

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Zu Roque

Yes, you're right, you had done one! Thanks Loish!!

Loish

that's a great idea! I have a few process videos showing my sketching process, here's one of them in case you haven't seen it yet: https://www.patreon.com/posts/process-video-40448551

Zu Roque

Loish could you please do a draw through of you doing traditional sketches like these. After switching and practicing with digital primarily, it's honestly been hard sketching on paper. I'd be really nice to see how you start from the ground up and how different or similar the processes are for you!

Niquey

Your lines are so lively in your sketches 💖

Lia Maitena

Your lines are.. decisive(?). It's hard for me to explain. I feel I make lines and build the form by approximation, repeating the lines again and again. making my sketches very dirty. yours are very clean and each line has like this .. movement, idk

Loish

I want to set aside more time for traditional stuff in the coming months, because I've missed it so much!

Loish

thanks emily! i'm feeling an urge to convey more depth in all my work lately, which might be showing in my sketches too.

Loish

thanks so much for joining and welcome to my patreon! :)

Loish

thanks so much lia! what is it about the lines that you struggle to capture? maybe I can make a tutorial on it in the future or point you to some resources to help you out!

Rob Callicotte

Marvelous!

Lauri Panopoulos Lauridesign.com

really like your hatching style.

Lia Maitena

it makes me kinda crazy how i love your lines, specially in paper. since a while now i found myself trying to get mines likes that with no luck.

dhaesart

Wow these sketches look amazing! Inspires me to get back into working in my sketchbook 😍

Happy Day

Hi! I’m new! I just joined your patreon and I’m so excited to learn and see your art I love sketches 🥺 gorgeousssssss!!!

Ricky Millar

Yay, I love seeing your traditional sketches 😊

Emily Cartier

These feel like the painterly aspect has leveled up! I like it! They have more of the tonality that your greyscale work on the computer has, and more of the rough/smooth interplay.