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Updated 7 July 2020 Portable and easy to use, iPad Pro helped me draw and deliver illustrations while on the aeroplane, on the beach, in bed and in beautiful cafes around the globe. Creating print-ready illustration on the go is now possible with an initial investment into an iPad Pro, Apple Pencil, and a few free Adobe apps. Thanks to these new tools being an illustrator don't mean living an isolated home-bound experience like it used to be. Drawing a Halloween illustration at the poolside in Tuscany, Italy How is iPad Pro better than pen and paper? I purchased the iPad Pro after my first illustrated picture book, Make a Face, was finished. Until then, all my illustrations were created on paper using crayons and pens. And by the way, I did enjoy experimenting with traditional tools, their textures and feel. The problem for me was the st

Photo & Art: Margherita Cole | My Modern Met Have you always wanted to learn how to draw cartoon people  but weren't sure where to start? If you look at the world around you, you'll find that everything—including humans—can be broken up into different geometric shapes. By using circles, squares, and triangles, you can not only create stylistic proportions but also give your characters distinct personalities. This tutorial will show you how geometric shapes and simple linework can help you draw a variety of cartoon people. All you'll need is a pencil, eraser, pen, and some paper. Ready to get started? Great! Let's draw some people! Learn how geometric shapes can help you draw cartoon people. Shapes Photo & Art:

So how to draw anime (or manga) eyes? This is one of those tasks that appears easy from afar, but as you sit down to begin the actual drawing, especially if you are a beginner, it becomes apparent that there is more to drawing the anime eye than meets the eye (pun intended). I set out to break down the drawing of anime eyes and to come up with a strategy that I will share with you in this tutorial. Keep in mind that manga and anime have a strong range of art styles, from very cartoon-like to quite realistic artwork. The lessons and techniques you will learn in this article can be applied to any variety of stylization of the human eye. I decided to redraw many anime and manga eyes and have found a set of commonalities that if properly deployed into your art will make any eyes you draw look anime!

As a frog family of four, we understand how food costs at the Disney parks can quickly get out of hand. Fortunately, we've figured out many ways to eat on a budget, such as packing our own snacks and eating breakfast in our hotel room. But sometimes we don't want to hassle with bringing our own food. After a lengthy quest to find all of the cheap food at Disney World, we've compiled a list with some of our froggy favorite, budget-friendly options. And by cheap, we mean around $10 or less per person for a meal and around $5 or less for a snack! Some of the options we mention may be a dollar or so higher, but we also taken into account generous portion sizes. We rather have fuller bellies for a little more money than to have someone immediately ask for a churro after eating a small lunch. Plus, sometimes Tad and Lily can share an adult meal, saving even more money per person. We've broken our list down into