Hello! Your pen pressure settings, HAND EM OVER!
Pretty please with cherries on top. 🥺🙏🥹
May I also ask, what are your most recent brushes you use? I know you’ve answered this before, but I’m curious if it’s changed! Your lines, they always seem creamy, buttery, soft, and airy. Do you enable stabilizer, and what number if so?
What's your creative process, and what do you use?Computer, Tablet, Pen/Stylus, and Program wise. Canvas size..? Etc. (include whatever you wish!)
Any tips to share? Who/What do you admire, and inspires/influences your works?
(I extend my apologies, and appreciation. For both the many questions, and possibility of them answered.)
Even if this doesn’t get answered, thank you for reading and for your time. Love your works, and hope to see more! I hope to learn from you, even if a little bit.
About brushes.
Honestly the main reason I dont share much of them is because. They are too many and thay I often copy and change the so much they are custom at some point....
Yes i am a hoarder, no i will not change my ways.
And yes, I have used them all at some point...
I do use this: Sometimes I ignore pen presure at all, is quite freeing and feels like using a ballpoint pen, also ignore presure opacity too, just set your standard circle pen with no texture at all to like 70 - 60% opacity.
2.
I dont think it matter much what i use. You can use whatever program you have at hand and create absolutely stunning works if you know your stuff. I do have to say this tho.... Photoshop is sadly very good at color grading, shadows/light adjustments. It grinds me to no end but it is good. But i use Clip studio paint and a huion display tablet.
Use traditional media, my fav are: gouache and watercolor. Limit yourself to the white, black, blue, yellow and red color pallete for gouache and try to do varoius arts with it. It will teach you how to mix colors and see how a "white" never really is white lmao.
Learn perspective, yes. I mean the cubes. Learn 2 point, 3 point and 4 point perspective. Some friends said it didnt much work for them, I honestly felt like a 3rd eye was open.
Steal.
but like, how they say, steal like an artist. See exctly WHAT you like of any artist and copy that. Replicate it until you grasp it enought then implement it in your art.
there re more, bt i would be here all day.
Learn corss hatching
Specifialy the ont that helps to give volume to ilustrations without the need on actuall shading.
Steal 2.0
Learn how to photobash and use reference. I heard someone say you are only as good as the references you use. We aint all knowing, we dont know the ins and outs of everything, ppl cant conjure shit out of nowhere. This in art helps a lot lmao.
Take from many, never from one.
Learn when yo use soft and harsh shading. I dont know how to explain this one.
this is also kinda, to learn how to actually use the soft brush to color and shade. xd The best i can give you? Watch chinese tutorials.
Learn lasso tool
This will save you so much...
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