BRO that marina you just posted im going CRAZY over the colors. WOULD u mind if i took insp from that palette / gradient style bc its SOOO yummy oh my god
have at it ^^
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BRO that marina you just posted im going CRAZY over the colors. WOULD u mind if i took insp from that palette / gradient style bc its SOOO yummy oh my god
have at it ^^
hey! i wanted to ask; i love how the ink looks for the family meal pokemon art! how do you get such a clean finish on (seemingly) transparent lineart? do you take the time to carefully color the shapes beneath it so that the lineart is filled out by the color, effectively having to create that clean edge twice? or do you have some artist magic to make it work? :D
it's essentially the first thing, yeah! this is legit my first time coloring in full a piece inked this way, so I was muddling through a lot of figuring stuff out. the way I colored this is basically a mix between my usual coloring process and things I did kinda by accident and found fun to look at haha. for example the base step was to block out the main chunk with an undertone, which I did by selecting the negative area and paint bucketing the rest basically, and then make a clip folder on that to color details. you can see it didn't work super cleanly for this type of lineart: the outward lines look a lot messier in the final piece
the rest of it is me manually blocking out colors, and a fun thing I've found with "transparent" ink-wash-style lineart is the fact that the colors show through! and in my experience this means you should prioritize darker colors underneath it to help it blend well with the surrounding. like here with sonia's hand on the table - I made a bad choice with coloring under the lineart in her skintone, and it looks way off in the surrounding tones.
however! if you have some time to spend on it the line transition is really fun with some colors in play. I've found you can blend out the seam between color blocks to even out the transition, or! with some parts where darker color blocks meet lighter color blocks, you can extend the darker color into the lighter block's lineart a bit, and it makes the whole thing more coherent and also fun to look at imo.
and! with the shading, you can extend the color from the object you're coloring and blend it out, and that'll make for fun colorful shading.
this all is a lot of legwork I will not deny that, I was practically asleep in my seat when this piece was finally finished up, but! I do hope to figure out easier ways to do things from here on. or at least do this enough that the motion comes to me easier. and when zoomed in you can see that my coloring under the lineart isn't that neat at all! the advantage of a lot of details on a decent sized canvas is nobody can really tell you went over the line here and there when looking at it as a whole. and it is a professed value of this style of inking for me, being able to do it in a more... colloquial gesture instead of being precise all the time, like with my more signature ink brush; that's how I've been approaching this brush, and I think that's also how I'm going to approach coloring with it. tl;dr:
American peaches?? are peaches other places not fuzzy???
well i mean i guess nectarines have no fuzz but i always see peaches from japan with way less fuzzies but it's still there, they're sweeter too! they wrap like. little papers around them as they grow so maybe that has something to do with it
Finally got finished enough with this, dem bones were time consuming!
Think the next drawing of them will be in a sweater for unrelated reasons haha
Anyway, check out Zaya think he may still have some lava lamp adoptables left if not his commissions are open! Fucking stellar art style!
Posting this here because I can. An adopt I purchased from zayathekid. I adore them
23 & he. isaiah the kid; run away with me. faq - ko-fi - patreon
my half of an art trade with @zayathekid <3
journaling is 💯 what a good therapist would start you on for your memory. taking time in the evening (or morning, or whenever you can make yourself do it) to start a routine of journaling about your day to go over what happened, how it made you feel, and where you want to go from here. it's really good for you if you can keep it up!
y’know, it seems like such obvious advice and yet my brain never..... fully thinks to do that until it’s said skdjfd. thanks dude, that’s some solid advice & it’s nice to hear what someone would say a good therapist would likely recommend! i think once i’m at a normal routine again or find a new sort of normal, that might be really helpful!! or even while i’m just at a sort of at-home routine right now, if there’s something particularly impactful/different for that day, maybe it’d be good for me to note down somewhere (maybe even just in the notes app in my phone, since i often forget to write things down physically otherwise...), just in case!
don’t worry! auto battle won’t attack shiny pokemon!
ooooh that is so good to know thank u 💜