one character design thing id recommend is don’t be afraid to explore drawing different body types epically when drawing exaggerated proportions. it can do a lot for simple designs and can create some fun characters
made a lil’ tutorial for how I approach drawing bushes. I use this same general process for drawing grass too!
used a basic round brush btw! for those who want to know what brush I use
also to elaborate a bit for what happens between step 5 and 6, it’s really just repeating the process of colorpicking and making marks, I don’t know how to explain it I’m sorry asdhfljh
also also would like to mention that it’s important to check your values and make sure you have enough contrast! make sure your light/mid/darks are clear
BRAND NEW TUTORIAL! LONG SKIRTS! I’m posting a BRAND NEW 2-PART How to THINK tutorial EVERY 2 DAYS this month for #LEARNUARY + TONS of tutorials from my favourite artists ONLY over on our GIANT TWITTER ALL THIS MONTH right over HERE!
Let’s talk about perspective and how to put characters into perspective.
Use your vanishing and parallel lines as measurement tools! The Horizon line can help, but I find using the vanishing lines way more helpful and practical, especially when it comes to different perspectives.
Process of Contact ✍️ My first ever solo show is now live at Gallery Nucleus in Alhambra, CA! The show will run until 5th of December, go check it out if you can I wish I could be there to see you all!
Hi! This is a peak into my illustration process, based on my last post. I have divided the whole step x step into 6 parts : I - CONCEPT II - COMPOSITION III - COLOR SCHEME IV - DIGITAL PAINTING V - ADDING DETAILS VI - TEXTURE & ADJUSTMENT LAYERS
a friend of mine was having trouble with a character of hers, he was middle-aged but looked too young, so she came to me for help. i’m something of a middle-aged-man-fan so i whipped up this quick thing to help her out. it might be useful to somebody out there so i’ll share it here too!
