#mini tutorials

[theminiartblog]

A little dress cheat sheet made for a friend [ID under cut] X | X | X

ID: Dress Cheat Sheet

Top

Bell

Ruffle

Draw the top in whatever way is pleasing.

Start the skirt at the hips (usually). Research other skirt types, (A-line, Pencil, etc.) Some sit closer to the legs, but still curve.

If ruffled, do squiggle first at the bottom. Then add the lines to make it look pleated.

[In the center is a simple body shape with the dress broken down into parts.]

[Right side of image has references of skirt shapes: Pencil skirt, A line skirts, Wedding Dress Silhouettes]

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[theminiartblog]

I finally took a moment to...practice? A little bit? Nothing too intense, but I just wanted to share. References make a big difference, huh?

[theminiartblog]

I made an Art Summary template, if anyone would like to use it. 

Feel free to tag me, so I can see your wonderful year~

[theminiartblog]

Clipping is a nifty tool that is good for A LOT OF STUFF!

[theminiartblog]

A tutorial about Clipping Layers in Medibang!

[theminiartblog]

I did a small tutorial for a friend with different colors of shading~

[wolffyluna]

inquisitorpsyduck replied to your post: If I was painting a primarily white and red...

I’m gonna go with brown there, mostly because of how it works with red.

agripinaafalls replied to your post: If I was painting a primarily white and red...   

   Brown is an underrated color for primer    

Thank you for the advice! I was also leaning towards brown, mostly because it’s not as dark, so I don’t have to fight to get the whites white enough.

[roleplaydesign]

hi how do you sharpen your pictures?

When you’re in Photoshop, you duplicate the current layer you have and go to Filter > Sharpen > Smart Sharpen and here is my settings:

You don’t have to have the same settings, but mine are always like this! Hope this helps you in some way. x