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18 // animetrash // gamedesign student // artist // mahou shoujo

[pckch]

Adoptable Auction is open! Please write to   instagram.com/pckchn_draws for details

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[design-is-fine]

Japanese Pattern Book, probably 1870-1890. Color stencil printing. 120 samples with decorative designs. Via Antiquariat Rohlmann

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Lady Maria and The Doll

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https://vk.cc/92LNDQ < AUCTION IS OPEN!!!

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NEW Christmas guardian looking for owner! If you want to become her owner please message me, and I’ll tell you details! + I’ll draw bonus sketches and full artwork for you by your request after payment

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She is looking for the owner! More info here : https://goo.gl/ZuFdPx

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バブルガム

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Read velvet cake adopt! If you want to become her owner please message me, and I’ll tell you details! + I’ll draw bonus sketches for you after payment

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Hokkaido shenanigans

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Woke up at 2am and couldn’t fall back asleep so I made a tutorial on the Photoshop techniques I use most frequently. Starting with the sketch:

adjustment layers: specifically the hue/saturation slider in this case, allows you to color correct quickly

lasso tool: for sharp edges!

alpha lock: useful for painting within a pre-defined area (especially useful when painting characters)

x (hotkey) : toggle between foreground + background colors- let’s you easily blend between 2 colors

ctrl/cmd click : quickly change current active layer. Especially useful if you’re burdened with too many layers (or just very disorganized)

clipping mask: similar to alpha lock, but can add details without changing/ painting directly on the previous layer. I often use them to test out + apply gradients.

layer styles: I didn’t use any in this image, but the possibilities for layer styles endless, from simply adding a quick outline (useful for die cut demarcations when making stickers!) to creating more seemingly complex appearances. Here’s a gif of Nick Carver using layer styles (a combo of drop shadows + inner shadows) to quickly make the illusion of snow but with simple strokes.

ending on this:

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