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@romwattart-old
NEW ART BLOG!
Follow @romwattart to see my drawings.
I created my original art blog under a separate account, so I only made it harder for me to manage my two blogs. Anyway, now they're both managed under the same account, and my new art blog uses the same handle as my old one.
Too many snares.
Been going through a lot of animation reels this past week and a bit and one prevailing thing I noticed was that a lot of animators either struggle with, or completely disregard, the timing and pacing of their frames. Timing and spacing is (to me) utterly essential to create some nice, smooth and well flowing animation, otherwise it can look very jittery, jumpy, volume will fluctuate greatly and won't look too good.
This clip here should help show you how I place my keys, breakdowns and inbetweens to get some nice movement. (I wish I had room for timing charts!)
As you can see from the timeline grab here, a lot of this is on 3's, with a few 2's here and there. Even some 4's to help ease. With proper placing of frames even 3's and 4's can look smooth!
AND, if you have toon boom, and you wanna have a deep dive into this file, I've attached it below so you can really have a good look!
Fanart of Edd from Eddsworld I’ve done earlier this year to commemorate the 10 years of Edd Gould’s passing.
Some unfinished doodle pages of my OCs, as a little Christmas present
a couple of people over the past few months have been surprised i use and prefer a pen tablet over a pen display so i thought i might do a little graphic about why pen displays shouldn't be thought of as the "final step" of every digital artist's hardware journey, more of a branching path option!
I'm keeping that.
Spiritual Journey 2.0, the remake of my synthwave(-ish) music track Spiritual Journey is now out!
Got out of my art hibernation to make a fanart for the last episode of TomSka's 'CONTENT'.
From left to right: Elliot "ElliotExplicit" Gough, Thomas "TomSka" Ridgewell and Eddie "Eddache" Bowley.
They’ve Always Been Watching Us: From COINTELPRO and Martin Luther King, Jr to the NSA’s surveillance program, the US Government has been keeping a close watch on the American Left for a long time.
by Andy Warner and Jess Parker
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I'm deeply upset by what's happening in America ! I can't do much, but I want to do my best to help, so I want to express my solidarity with Black Americans, and the victims of police brutality and systemic opression everywhere.
Not the most light-hearted way to put myself back to drawing and starting Pride Month, but I needed to speak up and do something, even if it's just a meaningless drawing with my character Louise, who is African-American.
Protests aren't for me, I'd rather be safe at home and play video games, but when I see people protesting injustice and getting crushed by the police, it enrages me to no end !
I'd like to help, I want people to rise up and I want progress to be made, but due to circumstances there's very little I can do right now, except showing which side I'm on.
If you plan on going to protests, make sure you take every measure to be safe. And if you can donate money, please support bail funds to get arrested protestors out of jail, or support people and businesses impacted by riots.
Keep fighting for justice !
Sketch of my character Zenya from my project Soul Teen. I went for a military inspired outfit. She is very tough and would absolutely crush her enemies.
Here's a doodle dump I finished just days ago, wanted to draw some of my characters with variants. Clockwise from top left: Sakura, Natasha, Chloe (whom I redesigned and was previously named Claire), Anastasia and Louise.
Here's my new music track, 'The Big Race' ! It sounds kinda like a retro racing game track, and it's heavily inspired by classic eurobeat.
The Soul Teen Protagonists
Here are the main heroes of my project called Soul Teen, the Starking brothers, Junior and Jony, and the Sunn sisters, Jenny and Jessie, and they're all teenagers gifted with superpowers of sorts.
The brothers serves as the "muscles" of the group, able to perform superhuman feats and doing most things requiring physical action, and the sisters being the "brain", offering a support role with their psychic abilities and smarts.
Junior is the brawler with super strength and resilience, and Jony is the runner with super speed and agility, allowing them to perform feats beyond of the ordinary. Junior is boisterous and stubborn, while Jony is a bit cocky and more laidback, and they're both kind of foolish, especially Junior, but they're ultimately good-natured and friendly.
Jenny and Jessie shares similar psychic abilities, but Jenny's powers are more offensive, whereas Jessie's are more defensive and has healing powers. In addition, they have great intellect, being capable of logical reasoning, as well as being knowledgeable on several topics, helping them to solve problems.
They enjoy typical geeky hobbies such as reading books, watching series, or playing video games. They're both socially introverted and somewhat awkward in public, so they spend almost all their time together.
I also made an alt version of the Sunn sisters where they share the same dark brown hair colour, to better fit their characterisation as identical twins.
Anti-Aliasing in Clip Studio Paint
Okay, so today I want to talk about anti-aliasing in CSP because it’s kind of a lifesaver?
But also I have a super hard time remembering how to do it or that it exists so here we go.
Basically, anti-aliasing helps you color line art without going outside the lines. Here’s a gif of me coloring with my mouse so you can kind of get an idea of what it is we’re talkin’ about here:
So how do we do that?
First, select your line-art or sketch layer in the layer panel of CSP. Click on the little lighthouse icon at the top of the panel. When you click off there should be a little lighthouse on the side of your line-art layer! This icon means that is now a reference layer!
Step2:
Go into your brush settings and click Anti-overflow! Click “Do not exceed reference layer” to make it work, tweak the other settings till you’re happy. These are the settings I used in the example below to get a cleaner coloring style
Step 3:
Add another normal layer below you line art! Make sure it’s selected and color away! Here’s what it looks like with the settings above:
