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[nešķīstais skuķi...]

Grifidors 27
Slīdenis 26
Kraukļanags 1
Elšpūtis 24

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[Moriartijs]

Grifidors 27
Slīdenis 33
Kraukļanags 1
Elšpūtis 26

[cukurvate]

ehe..

[Kalevale]

[6:28:13 PM] Lindiņa Balode. says: cik tu vari gulēt
[6:28:14 PM] Lindiņa Balode. says: ?
[6:28:17 PM] Klinta says: daudz.
[6:28:21 PM] Klinta says: man patīk gulēt.

[andux5]

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[kateriina]

Congratulations!! you are..Daniel Radcliffe..
you are shy & polite and happy with your own company, you love everything to do with movies

[Hermiones zizlis]

In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to draw basic anime faces from various angles. Though the faces here are standard anime female faces, the proportions I show you here can be adjusted to fit any sort of character you wish to draw. (IMG:style_emoticons/kurb_gaiss/happy.gif)

Front View
Begin by drawing a large circle. Divide this circle horizontally into thirds, and cut it in half with a vertical line. Do not worry if your horizontal lines don't split the face into even pieces; the proportions will be different depending on the style of face you want to draw, anyway, so its all right if they aren't exact.

Next, draw a little mark (a short line, not a dot) directly beneath the circle. In this particular picture, the distance from the circle to the mark is the same as the length of the lower third portion of the circle. This mark will represent the chin, so make sure it's a short line rather than a dot or the chin will be too pointy. Raising or lowering the chin mark is one way to adjust the shape and appearance of the face. Next, draw two diagonal guidelines. They should be tangent to the sides of the circle, and intersect the edges of the chin mark.

Next, you want to flesh out the face so it isn't so thin. Draw two rounded triangular shapes on each side of the face. Adjusting the thickness of the triangles and the height of the cheekbones (the place where the triangle bends) are ways to alter the shape and appearance of the face and draw different types of characters.

Now that you have the shape of the face down, you will want to add the eyes, nose and mouth. The placement of the eyes varies slightly with each character, but they generally should be located within the lower half of the circle. The nose is about halfway down the lower part of the face (the area below the circle), and the mouth is drawn directly beneath that.

Next, erase those diagonal guidelines and fill in the detail on the eyes. Now you have the basic shape of the face completed, and you can add whatever details you like, such as hair, clothing, jewelry, tattoos, scars, etc.



3/4 View


Begin with a large circle, just like you did with the frontal view, except now rotate all the guidelines up and to the left. This part of the head is a three dimensional sphere, so when you rotate it in any direction, the guidelines should follow the curves of the sphere. Divide the face up horizontally into thirds, and vertically into halves. Of course, because of the angle we are drawing this circle at, the guidelines are not going to divide the shape into equal sections, but just remember that if you rotated this shape back to a front view, it should look the same as in the first step of the tutorial for the frontal view.

Next, extend the curved vertical guideline down the sphere, and select a point beneath the sphere to represent the chin. The distance from the circle to the chin should be a little bit more than the length of the lower third of the circle. Draw two diagonal guidelines tangent to the edges of the circle that intersect the chin mark. Make sure the left guideline is steeper than the right.

To flesh out the face a little more, draw round triangles on the sides of each of the diagonal guidelines. The left side of the face should curve out where it touches the circle, and the curve of the right side should be more gentle and sloping. It may take some practice to get this to look right.

Next, draw the eyes, nose, and mouth. The eyes are located within the lower half of the circle. For more information on how the eyes line up at this angle, go to the anime eye tutorial. All of the features should line up along the central guideline. Do not let your features become lopsided! It won't look right, trust me. (IMG:style_emoticons/kurb_gaiss/wink.gif) The nose generally starts right beneath the eyes, and the mouth right beneath the nose. Notice, though, that the mouth does not extend to the left of the nose; at this angle, most of it stays on the right side of the curved vertical guideline.

Refine the lines a little more, and you have completed drawing the basic shape of the head at a 3/4 angle. From this point, you can add whatever details you like, such as hair, jewelry, etc.



Here are some more heads, drawn at various angles. With every single one, I started with a basic circle and added the guidelines as I did in the previous tutorials (for more info on drawing heads at a profile, such as in the picture at the top left, check out the nose and mouth turorial. The proportions for these faces probably aren't perfect, because the pictures I used as examples had completely different sized features (a lot of them were guys... ^.^).

Of course, there are many other types of characters other than simple anime girls... (IMG:style_emoticons/kurb_gaiss/happy.gif) Here is a very small sampling of some other proportions you can try out. They all have the same basic shape, except some of the lines have been lengthened or shortened. In the top left picture, for example, the lower half of the face is longer and thinner, the cheeks are more sharply angled, and the eyes are narrower. On the top right picture, the lower half of the face is much smaller and the eyes are huge. Male faces tend to be longer and more angular, while female faces tend to be smaller and more rounded. Childrens faces, either male or female, are very small and round.

[washulis]

♥

[.Euphoria.]

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[nešķīstais skuķi...]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ngQ6mBPZB5g

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` FEED THE SHARKS

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Agaa..

[Alija]

Shadowstalker - nesaprotu kapēc man parādās šitāds... (IMG:style_emoticons/kurb_gaiss/huh.gif)

[pekene]

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[Kniepiņa]

This is an episode listing of the Cardcaptor Sakura anime series, which premiered in Japan on NHK from April 7, 1998 and finished airing on March 21, 2000, spanning a total of 70 episodes.

Contents [hide]
1 Episodes
1.1 Season 1
1.2 Season 2
1.3 Season 3
1.4 Specials
2 References



[edit] Episodes

[edit] Season 1
# Episode Title Card Revealed Card(s) used in Episode
1 Sakura and the Mysterious Magic Book The Windy; The Fly The Windy; The Fly
2 Sakura's Wonderful Friend The Shadow The Fly; The Windy
3 Sakura's Heart-Racing First Date The Watery The Fly; The Windy
4 Sakura's Tiring Sunday The Rain; The Wood The Watery
5 Sakura, Panda, and the Cute Shop The Jump The Wood; The Fly
6 Sakura and Her Memories of Her Mother The Illusion The Fly
7 Sakura's First Attempt As A Thief The Silent The Shadow
8 Sakura's Rival Appears The Thunder The Shadow; The Fly; The Jump
9 Sakura and the Mysterious Brooch The Sword The Illusion; The Jump
10 Sakura and the Sports Day of Flowers The Flower The Fly; The Flower
11 Sakura, Tomoyo, and the Mansion The Shield The Sword
12 Sakura's Never-Ending Day The Time The Fly; The Shield
13 Sakura and the Elephant's Test of Strength The Power The Time; The Windy; The Jump
14 Sakura, Toya, and Cinderella The Mist The Shadow
15 Sakura and Kero's Big Fight The Storm; The Float The Fly; The Wood
16 Sakura and the Rainbow of Memories None The Rain
17 Sakura's Scary Test of Courage The Erase The Float
18 Sakura, Yukito, and the Summer Festival The Glow None
19 Sakura and the Summer Holiday Homework The Move None
20 Transfer Student vs Sakura The Fight The Power
21 Sakura's Long Marathon Race The Loop The Sword
22 Sakura and Her Kind Father The Sleep The Windy; The Jump
23 Sakura, Tomoyo, and a Wonderful Song The Song The Song
24 Sakura's Little Adventure The Little The Little
25 Two Sakuras The Mirror The Fly; The Watery; The Windy
26 Sakura and the Wonderful Teacher The Maze The Sword; The Fly
27 Sakura and the Shrine of Memories The Return The Jump; The Time
28 Sakura and the Enchanted Cards The Shot The Fly; The Mirror; The Shield
29 Sakura's Sweet Cooking The Sweet None
30 Sakura and the Injured Card The Dash The Fly; The Windy
31 Sakura and a Nameless Book The Big; The Create The Big; The Fly
32 Sakura, Kero and Syaoran The Change The Change
33 Sakura's Freezing Ice Skating Experience The Freeze The Jump
34 Sakura, Yukito and Midday Moon None None
35 Sakura's Wonderful Christmas The Firey The Time; The Sleep; The Windy; The Watery


[edit] Season 2
# Episode Title Card Revealed Card(s) used in Episode
36 Sakura and a Snowy New Term The Snow The Firey, The Fly, The Float
37 Sakura and Tomoyo's Lost Voice The Voice The Song
38 Sakura's Fun Strawberry Picking Adventure The Lock None
39 Sakura's Dizzy Fever Day The Cloud The Mirror; The Fly
40 Sakura and the Sakura in the Dream The Dream The Time
41 Sakura, Syaoran and the Sea of Sand The Sand The Watery, The Freeze, The Fly
42 Sakura and the Blacked Out School Arts Festival The Light, The Dark None
43 Sakura and Farewell to Meiling The Twin The Thunder, The Jump, The Windy
44 Sakura, Kero, and the Mysterious Teacher None None
45 Sakura and the Final Clow Card The Earthy The Sleep, The Wood, The jump, The Fly, The Watery, The Time
46 Sakura and the Final Judgment None The Jump; The Fly, The Wood, The Windy


[edit] Season 3
# Episode Title Cards Transformed Card(s) used in Episode
47 Sakura and the Mysterious Transfer Student None None
48 Sakura and the Awakened Star Key The Firey The Firey
49 Sakura and the Dangerous Piano The Song The Song
50 Sakura, Shaoran and the Invisible Thread The Sword The Sword
51 Sakura and the Big Teddy Bear The Jump; The Fly The Jump; The Sword; The Fly
52 Sakura's Sheep Warning?! The Erase; The Power The Erase; The Power; The Fly
53 Sakura and the Panicky Bike The Sweet; The Lock; The Libra; The Sand; The Voice; The Change; The Wave; The Dash; The Windy; The Loop The Windy; The Jump; The Loop; The Dash
54 Sakura and the Calendar of Memories The Flower The Flower
55 Sakura, and Sakura from Wonderland The Big; The Little The Big; The Little; The Fly
56 Sakura, Kero, and the Sweet Meeting The Sleep The Sleep
57 Sakura, Shaoran and the Elevator The Float The Float
58 Sakura and Double Trouble The Bubble; The Shield The Bubble; The Shield
59 Sakura, Tomoyo and the Ball Trap The Shadow The Shadow
60 Sakura and a Precious Friend The Freeze The Freeze
61 Sakura, Card and a Present The Mirror; The Mist; The Fly; The Mirror; The Jump; The Mist
62 Sakura and the Mysterious Fortune The Dream The Dream
63 Sakura, the Pool and the Big Wave The Watery The Watery
64 Sakura and the Snowblowing Ski School The Time The Time and Firey
65 Sakura and Yukito with the Disappearing Power None The Windy
66 Sakura and the Person she Likes Most The Maze; The Illusion The Maze; The Illusion
67 Sakura, Syaoran and the Tsukimine Shrine The Wood; The Thunder; The Glow The Wood; The Thunder; The Glow
68 Sakura, the Past and Clow Reed The Snow; The Return The Snow; The Return
69 Sakura Meets Clow Reed The Cloud; The Shot; The Rain; The Fight; The Storm; The Silent; The Dark; The Light The Shield; The Jump; The Windy; The Fly; The Light
70 Sakura and her True Feelings Nameless card (later revealed as "The Hope") None

[Hermiones zizlis]

1. The basic head shape is made of a circle, a jaw line, a triangle and a nose line as shown.



2. Add some basic shapes for the eyes, pupils and ears.



3. Now that we have the face proportions right, we can start drawing Ash's jaw, mouth and nose.

In character drawing, avoid using straight lines. Curve the lines slightly. It's a little hard and you need some pratice, but just keep on until you are satisfied with your lines.

Add guidelines for eyebrows.



4. Draw the eyes and ears.
Add the guidelines for his official "Pokemon League" cap.

Align a rectangle with his eyebrows as shown.



5. Finish the cap guidelines by adding a center line and the shade in the front.



6. Draw Ash's cap.
Add guidelines for his hair.



7. Draw Ash's hair and eyebrows.
Remember the two locks of hair on his forehead.



8. Finish the drawing.
Add the final detail; the zig-zag lines below his eyes, the official "Pokemon Legaue" symbol on the front of the cap and the button on the top of it.

Ink over the lines with a thin marker. Make hair and eyebrows black.

Gently remove all pencil lines with an eraser.



9. Color your drawing.
Give Ash's face and mouth a skintones as shown. Add some shading to indicate the shadows in his face.

Color the cap in bright red with a little shading and a green "Pokemon Legaue" symbol.

[Kalevale]

[10:44:31 PM] rīsu laimas šokolādes dieviete mazais princis ar rudajiem pīlādžu mati says: kad paspēja tev mugurā būt manas kājas? XD
[10:44:42 PM] bizīšu pavēlniece Leina ar sarkanu lentu blondajos matos un zāles šķipsniņu tējā. says: es nezinu, tu tā teici, es uzrakstīju XD

[Moriartijs]

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[Hermiones zizlis]

http://s1.gladiatus.lv/game/c.php?uid=16950




Šo rakstu rediģēja Hermiones zizlis: 31.03.2008 09:07