can you do a tutorial on how you color your artwork? it's so pretty!! đđ€©
this is not the best and only way to color but personally i think itâs easy and quite effective for beginner artists who are practicing setting the mood for an artwork or laying out ground work for more detailed illustrations
Iâm using Clip Studio Paint for this drawing.
Step 1: The base color
Use magic wand and bucket tool to lay out the base color, you can use different layers for each colors to be more precise, and itâs easier to change the colors later on. I use mainly warm tones for my base color because i prefer the look of it. Step 2: Coloring the lineart
Use a clipping layer above the lineart layer to do this step (there are other ways of course, you can search for them online) Color the lines that isnât intersected with the background, the inner lines. Especially the skin part to reduce stiffness of the lineart, also help adding shadows.
I usually draw the darkest shadow areas with my lineart so i can color them at the same time.
Step 3: Adding shadow
Group the lineart + base color into 1 big group. Add a clipping layer above that group. Switch the layer mode to âMultiplyâ. Add the shadow area using a desaturated/grayish hue of your choice to set the mood for the drawing.
Example:
If the mood you want is more broody, use more cool tones (blue, purple,..)
 If the mood is more festive or happy, use more warm tones
A drawing should consists both cool AND warm tones, other wise it would look dull. The second example has too much warm tones because the base color is already warm.Â
Step 4: Add filter layers/adjustment layers
This is where the magic happens. Enhance your art work by adding more Multiply and Overlay layers, set the mood as you like it to look, balancing the tones, play around. I wanted this particular drawing to have an overall cold feeling to it, so I added a blue multiply layer
Adding light with a beige overlay layer, using the airbrush with low opacity. This also help creating contrast between the shadow and light areas
But wait,,, it looks,,,,,, it looks too sad!! they are comforting each other after a terrible situation! Adam is not dead! I need another warm multiply layer!
There, itâs now finished. Quick tip: If your colors are looking off/doesnât go well with each other, group everything and add a beige multiply layer on top! It would look better instantly! Learning color theory, color harmony also helps A LOT!! find tutorials and study from the masters! Good luck with your art, Anon!
Wake up while we still have a chance.
bestie can we get an egg tutorial please? no one is doing it like uâŠ..
for sure!! here's a process video and some steps along the way!
first you wanna get yourself a little reference, but as you can see i mostly just use it for inspiration, shape, and base colors. i'm not looking to recreate it realistically. after i get the lines and base colors down i just start slapping MORE colors on that bad boy!! (no blending!!!!) i like to add bits of the background color and whatever color is going to be in the other egg im drawing (in this case it was green) which you can see in the circle around the yolk, which is just a stylistic choice.
umm what else... you gotta make sure to add that pepper... oh and i like to add a lighter version of the background around the white highlights (the highlights are the only place i use pure white and i only accent them with another color sparingly)
hope this helps!!!
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Iâm glad that I can finish this on time.Â
Season 9 is over, but I know their stories will not stop.
 I love them forever.Itâs like I know theyâll always love each other.
 And now I have to stop updating for study.
 Iâll be back in April next year to continue drawing. See U!!!!!
Do you have any advice for maintaining a celebrity's likeness in a drawing without compromising your art style? When I try to draw real people they look completely different from how they should be and my art style ends up totally skewed as well. Thanks in advance!
This is a tough skill to develop! but with some hard work and research youâll be able to do it!!!
 My recommendation is to study professional caricature! Even if the end goal isnât to do exaggerated crazy portraits of the the celebrity, studying the art form can help you learn to apply those concepts more subtly in your own style!Â
The key element of caricature is studying a persons face and looking for what makes them unique or different from the âstandardâ anatomical face model, eg how do their proportions stray away form the ârulesâ.
once you take note of these things experiment by exaggerating them in different ways through quick thumbnail sketchesÂ
thumbnails by Court Jones for Proko.com
They might not look like the person right away but keep experimenting! trial and error is your friend!!!
(for more info on Caricature the Proko youtube channel has a whole in depth series by Court Jones the artist above!  I  Highly recommend checking it out and the other lecture series the channel!)
Once you have done this research you can apply it to your style and design the celebrity just like the design team on Netflixâs BoJack Horseman designed Character actress Margo Martindale! She and many other celebrity cameoâs on the show look like themselves but also like they belong in the world of the show!
The final thought I want to leave you with is: donât worry too much about art style or let it get in the way of learning new ways to draw. There is a lot of pressure on the internet to find your own unique art style and have everything be consistent all the time but this thinking can actually get in the way of your artistic growth if you focus on it too much or to early.Â
I Personally dont care about consistency at all in my art, I design the style of the drawing based on the project (eg. am IÂ going to animate this character, is it an illustration, what age group am I targeting? what Genre? if you want to see examples of this I have plenty on my instagram)
I have a lot of feelings on the topic of art styles but I dont want this post to be essay length or take me a week to write so please watch this video by Kesh on youtube about it : Stop Trying to Find Your Art Style He talks about this issue way more clearly and concisely then I ever could!
Hope this Helps!!!Â
-Mod Todd (ko-fi)Â
Art of DEATH STRANDING
heres a skintone pallete!!! feel free to rb/use it!!!
left to right = light to dark top to bottom = warm to cool
something that i like to do when im strapped for creativity is to open up Blender and make a little stylized ocean wave sim, like these
theyâre super simple, nice to look at, and if you add in a little something extra, like a boat or some fish or even some particle effects, it can turn into something really special.
it also takes like three minutes to make, so letâs get started.
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Do you have any tips for drawing in the Pokemon style??
These are just some rough notes. I donât draw that often in the pokemon style so these are a little more basic than I could give on other styles.
For colouring advice, this is a great resource to use:Â https://tunnaa-unnaa.tumblr.com/post/162328103349Â It goes through the styles of different pokemon artists.
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so playing andromeda and drawing kaleans got me thinkinâ on another minor complaint i have about ME and itâs this:
dang they canât figure out how to make digitigrade legs work on a humanoid character and they end up adding extra joints to the legs to try to make it make sense
like i watched the animation cycle of that angara working out at the resistance camp and when he started doing crunches and his legs made an M shape i was just like smdh
i mean i think they handle it better with the angara since they have those weird little hand-feet (angara are so cute i cannot stand it) but the worst offender is probably the salarians
anyway i love the concept of humanoids with digitigrade legs so hereâs some notes about it. itâs not beautifully formatted or anything but maybe itâs helpful!
basically the main thing to get out of your mind is that youâre not going for âbackwards knees.â i am sure backwards knees could work and would be an interesting design, but itâs gonna change how this character moves and sits, itâs gonna affect the characterâs center-of-gravity, itâs gonna be a much bigger overhaul of the anatomy than creating a digitigrade leg requires.
when youâre thinking of a digitigrade leg as having backwards knees, itâs probably because the joint youâre thinking of as the knee is actually the ankle
both plantigrade and digitigrade legs will have four major points of articulation: the hip the knee the ankle the toes and a digitigrade leg isnât a plantigrade leg backwards, but on its tiptoes:
thatâs basically all you gotta do! then you exaggerate the effects by changing the proportions of the leg, starting with making the knee-ankle length shorter, and the ankle-toe length longer.
the benefit of drawing digitigrade characters like this is that they can sit in chairs without looking ridiculous!
and finally, if your character doesnât have paws or hooves or talons, they probably want to wear shoes! hell, even if they do they still might wear shoes. the ground is nasty! think this through and let it be another cool design opportunity. a good place to start if youâre stuck is looking at wedge heels, then drawing them without the heel!
aaaand hereâs some aliens
now get outta here and draw some weird-ass legs aight
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