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Some more art for the tutorial before I sink fully into proofreading

🕑 Added 2023-06-07 07:59:12 +0000 UTC

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Dungeonmemer15

Well uh, he looked better for sur, mentally at least. Btw can't wait for more, this story really is one of the worst and the best pieces of fiction I've ever read

Palt

Thank you!! I take a lot of inspiration from artists like Surpiek, Bwusagi and Baptiste Gaubert, so if you want references and similar, I can really recommend them! Looking at art is a wonderful way to develop your own style :333

kbgb

Thank you so much! I’ve been trying to get into sketching and drawing more recently and I really like the way your drawings look and the textures. They’re all so sick!

Palt

Note to self: pressing enter sends comment rather than making a space. Good to know! For sketching, I usually use eaglehawk or gloaming. Gloaming is probably my favourite overall brush since it has a very nice flow and taper, but eaglehawk is great for sketching since it doesn't have any stabilization. Both are also great for blood splotches if you make them super big! For inking, I actually often use brushes in the Drawing category, especially gloaming, blackburn, oberon and freycinet. I feel that they give more uneven and scraggly lineart with better oppertunity for organic line weight. Otherwise, studio pen works great. For colouring, I usually use studio pen, though if I'm just doing something simple and quick I use eaglehawk, which gives more texture. Shading is fun! I often use eaglehawk for this, too, but the real OP shading brush is absolutely medium hard blend, in airbrushing. It's insane how good it is for shading. Soft shadows and hard shadows in three simple strokes! Insane. I also use a lot of random brushes here and there for shits and giggles, but eaglehawk, gloaming, studio pen and medium hard blend are my go-to's for almost all situations. Hope this helps, friend, and thank you for reading!!