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a tutorial of this [link] um. ive recently changed the way i draw ^^ heres how it goes..

1) first, i draw circles and stuffs, to form the figure.. quite simple ^^

2) then add the clothes and whatever.. then the strange thing that i do is that once i have this rough sketch, i go over it lightly with a kneaded eraser so i can just barely see the lineart.. in other words, erase enough so you can only see a little of whats important. yes, the paper may be almost completely blank, but it works for me.

3) using those light lines, i go over it once with pencil, so there you have the lineart. try to make it as clean as possible.. and erase whenever necessary...

4) shade shade shade!!! you can follow my shading tutorial here [link] .. while shading try to avoid using an eraser unless youve gone out of the lineart (something i forgot to mention in the other tutorial)... so, once youve shaded it, add whatever additional shading to make it more.. shadowy ><; then take your eraser and erase wherever you feel there should be any strong lighting. an example of that is the clothes in this [link] .. notice that the lighting is on the creases on the clothes and also the closest part to the source of light.. but then again, this depends on your lighting. you must think of where the light source is coming from. and voila! the finished product!!

well, there you have it. my terribly explained tutorial. why i chose "frustration" as my example? i have no clue. bad choice i must admit. sorry this is really confusing and you probably couldnt understand a single thing i said. much less would you have the patience to read all of it. i hope at least someone finds use in this.. -_-!!

EDIT!!!!!
im so sorry! i forgot to say that you have to full view to see the tutorial!!! gomen ne! i feel so bad! ><;

Description
a tutorial of this [link] um. ive recently changed the way i draw ^^ heres how it goes..

1) first, i draw circles and stuffs, to form the figure.. quite simple ^^

2) then add the clothes and whatever.. then the strange thing that i do is that once i have this rough sketch, i go over it lightly with a kneaded eraser so i can just barely see the lineart.. in other words, erase enough so you can only see a little of whats important. yes, the paper may be almost completely blank, but it works for me.

3) using those light lines, i go over it once with pencil, so there you have the lineart. try to make it as clean as possible.. and erase whenever necessary...

4) shade shade shade!!! you can follow my shading tutorial here [link] .. while shading try to avoid using an eraser unless youve gone out of the lineart (something i forgot to mention in the other tutorial)... so, once youve shaded it, add whatever additional shading to make it more.. shadowy ><; then take your eraser and erase wherever you feel there should be any strong lighting. an example of that is the clothes in this [link] .. notice that the lighting is on the creases on the clothes and also the closest part to the source of light.. but then again, this depends on your lighting. you must think of where the light source is coming from. and voila! the finished product!!

well, there you have it. my terribly explained tutorial. why i chose "frustration" as my example? i have no clue. bad choice i must admit. sorry this is really confusing and you probably couldnt understand a single thing i said. much less would you have the patience to read all of it. i hope at least someone finds use in this.. -_-!!

EDIT!!!!!
im so sorry! i forgot to say that you have to full view to see the tutorial!!! gomen ne! i feel so bad! ><;