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va1kyn.bsky.social
Moooore studies!

Guided practice from ‘How to Draw Your RPG Character’ by Chrissa Barton.

#art #sketch #lips #lipstudy #practice #sketchbook #beginner #learning #rpgcharacter
Lip study in a sketchbook page drawn in graphite. Clockwise from top left: Bowed, Full, Simplified, Scarred, Bottom Heavy, Thin.
January 20, 2025 at 12:34 PM
ogrodo.bsky.social
They say lips speak volumes… mine are still learning how to express themselves on paper.

#lipstudy #artstudy #realisticdrawing #realismart #graphitedrawing #pencilartwork #artprocess #traditionaldrawing #realismstudy #drawdetails #handmadewithlove #sketchpractice #traditionalart #noAI #rodrigomsb
August 8, 2025 at 1:05 PM
katlynnqueen.bsky.social
Practicing lip shapes and shading today ✏️
Trying to understand form, light, and different expressions one sketch at a time.

Still learning, but I’m seeing progress and that’s what matters 🖤

#art #sketch #traditionalart #artstudy #lipstudy #sketchbook #wip #artistsonbluesky
This is a pencil sketch on a sheet of white paper, showing multiple studies of lips arranged across the page. The drawings are done in a loose, practice style, with light sketch lines and some darker shading. At the top left, there’s handwritten text that reads “Practice drawing lips.” Below and across the page, different lip shapes are repeated in rows. Some lips are slightly open, while others are closed. A few have fuller top lips, others emphasize the bottom lip, and some are more symmetrical. In the center-left area, one set of lips is labeled “Heart shape,” showing a more defined cupid’s bow at the top lip. On the right side, another section is labeled “Closed,” where the lips are pressed together and shaded more heavily. Many of the lips include simple shading, especially on the upper lip, using short, vertical pencil strokes to suggest shadow and depth. The lower lips are often lighter, with a curved line underneath to suggest volume or the chin area. Some sketches are rough and partially erased, with faint construction lines visible, showing the process of practicing and refining shapes. The overall page feels like a study sheet, exploring different lip forms, angles, and shading techniques rather than a finished piece. This is a pencil sketch on a mostly blank white sheet of paper, focused on a few studies of lips near the top half of the page. The rest of the page is largely empty, giving the drawings a lot of open space around them. In the upper left corner, there is handwritten text that reads “Eye Shape,” though the drawings themselves are of lips rather than eyes. Below and slightly to the right of the text, there are three main lip sketches. • On the left, a set of lips is partially open, showing a darkened upper lip with vertical shading lines. The top lip has a defined cupid’s bow, and the bottom lip is lighter, with a curved line underneath suggesting volume. • To the right of that, another pair of lips is also slightly open, with visible small triangular shapes suggesting teeth inside. The upper lip is shaded similarly with short vertical strokes, while the lower lip is outlined more lightly. • Above these, closer to the top center of the page, there is a simpler, faint outline of lips with minimal detail—just a smooth, almond-like shape without shading. The shading throughout is done with light pencil strokes, mostly concentrated on the upper lips to create contrast. Some lines are sketchy and soft, indicating practice and experimentation rather than a finished piece. Overall, the page feels like an early-stage study, focusing on lip structure, openings, and shading, with a noticeable amount of blank space left for future sketches.
April 22, 2026 at 2:44 AM
cuttytheclowngirl.bsky.social
#art #lipstudy #artstudy #selfreference My very first attempt at a lip study, using my own lips as reference. Lots more practice in my future. (Had no clue what I was doing.)
January 12, 2025 at 9:41 PM