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I just made summ bullshit

#original character #leaffodil #work in progress

Warm up (eyes edition)

#art #digital art #eye practice

Numbness

#original character #furry oc #leaffodil

LettuceK

#lettucek #fanart #uu lettucek #mcyt #mcyt fanart #there’s like only 3 uu letty doodles i did

Heyyy it’s been a while.

My one piece phase is over sooo idk what to post now so we lowk ball with whatever.

#original character #leaffodil

yamatozine

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Hear me out, Wolfwood + Werewolf Cookie’s costume

#trigun #nicholas d. wolfwood #fanart #this shit got my brain fizzling

you’re leaving and my dreams are leaving with you

you’ll forget me

#sky children of the light #sky cotl #illustration

A thank you piece for a friend

#pokemon #altaria #swablu #fanart #illustration

Straw Hat Luffy

#one piece #monkey d. luffy #straw hat luffy #fanart

hello hello hi!! do you use any filters for your art? i love the vintage feeling i get from it :DD

if not, just how does one get such gorgeous colours 😔

Hi howdy hello, Anon! It makes me happy that you get that feeling from my art heheheh. As for your question, I do use filters for final adjustments or touch ups.

I will be answering the colour question as well

For the filters, when i’m done drawing for the piece, I would use at least 1-2 overlays for when i’m looking for a certain tone. I favour Luminosity a lot for how it soften or darken the artwork (depending on the brightness) but I do other various overlays to get the atmosphere I need.

Occasionally, I would have a clipping mask for both the focal point and the background and have the main overlay above for contrast.

Then after that, I copied the entire canvas and paste it, so that I could freely adjust and mess around with the image as much as I can, you can also do this to alter the colours with the tone curve before finishing up. I mainly use sharpness, chromatic aberration and noise.

As for how I get my colours, the app i’m using (Procreate) lets you drag and drop an image onto the palette tab for it to generate a compact palette based on the colours in the image and would nitpick multiple colours from each of those compacts. Even then, I still use an overlay or colour adjustment during the sketch process and eye drop them for the rendering process.

It’s also a good reference point for making a certain colour for something that the compact didn’t provide one and a sort practice to get you thinking if the colour you altered fits in with the scheme.