Following up on the last tutorial here’s one on crystals! Those who pledge to me on Patreon can access the full version of the tutorial and will help support me so I can continue to make them ✧
Was told to draw one of my characters in Maid outfit doing Maid stuff. So I did, it’s just a quick sketch of Joana wearing a Maid outfit (and apparently nothing else :p )
Despite it being very convenient to be able to sleep upside down on tall trees during adventures Locke should probably reconsider doing that, especially if she doesn’t believe in underwear :x
So I came upon this post here and since I’m still reluctant of really drawing humanoids after 1 year of inactivity I tried to pony pony again. Eh I’ll say it was a success ^^’ So yeah, draw one of that guys OC’s and he’ll draw one of yours in return Yay!
I always cry myself to sleep when I make this mistake but a friend recently taught me how to do this and it blew my mind so I thought I would share with you guys.
Uuuuuuh reblogging this to save LIVES
god i could have used this the other day. >:(
*tears*
I need to reblog this cause i’ve got a friend who is an animator.
Hey! I've seen you use a brush a few times in your streams that makes 'hollow' lines, what on earth is it? It looks so useful, It's been driving me crazy!
Basically this all came about because I am LAZY and will find shortcuts for EVERYTHING if I can. Like detail work.
HOLLOW LINES: For when you wanna look like you put effort into your details without actually putting the effort in:
So the way I get the “hollow” lines in Clip Studio/Manga Studio is with the “border effect” tool! (A similar effect can be used in Photoshop by using “outer glow” if you play with the settings!)
It’ll be found to the far right, just above “Layers” (or at least it is for me!)
That lil circle-sucker right there.
You can change the thickness of the outline and even the color of it!
For this, my “edge color” is black. You can then just scribble whatever you want, color it however you want, etc etc.
I often use it for super quick detail work. LOTS OF SWIRLS!
that kind of look is called screentones !! for digital i think most artists have their own screentone brushes but i have kind of a janky way of doing it that doesnt require downloading brushes lol ok so
1) draw your very. beautiful . pictur e
2) google image ‘screentones’ and there’s tons of screentones that ppl have scanned, so just pick one you want and copy and paste it under your line layer so it’s all over the canvas like hurting tf out of your eyes (if its a big drawing make sure the screentone covers the whole canvas .. like just resize it)
3) make a layer under the layer w the screentone and then clip the screentone to it .. now you just draw on the blank layer and the screentone shows up like its a brush. amazing
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