
Not really from a digital device like your screenshot but I keep track in a Google sheet. I also shared how much are from audible which has significantly increased over the last ~10 years.
Not really from a digital device like your screenshot but I keep track in a Google sheet. I also shared how much are from audible which has significantly increased over the last ~10 years.
Simply gorgeous line work! I hope to see more.
Fair enough. I didn’t even see it until you pointed it out. So maybe go slowly there next time 😆
Oh yeah, I should have written more slowly clearly.
Thank you!
Thank you!!
Just rewatched it, classic!
Fantastic work! The brush strokes seem so effortless and whimsical.
Oh one more thing, start with photos with pronounced highlights and shadows. They’re easier to paint and block out the mid tones first, then shadows and it highlights.
Sketchbook by Autodesk. I have it on my phone and PC and share brushes between them.
I’m still pretty new at this myself. Lots of good advice has been given to me here asking with YouTube.
The biggest pieces of advice were paint all on one layer. Simplify the image and paint more and more detail in different phases. Should look like a blocky cartoon and slowly become this. And mostly lots and lots of practice and searching for other ways people do it.
Thank you, and will do. I’m going to try to be a little more creative with the next one and stylize the image. Wish me luck! 🤞
Thank you!!
Thank you, I’m trying!
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Hell yeah, thank you!!
Thank you, so kind!
Lol right! I learned when someone asked him about it and he said he thinks Arnold is still alive somewhere with one arm doing some f-ed up stuff.
I use Sketchbook by Autodesk on my phone mostly, every Sammy has been on my phone. I also have it on a tablet connected to a PC but I rarely drag all of that out to paint. If I could figure out a way to sync my work between them I’d probably use the PC more.
The brushes I use are oil painting brushes. I start sketching with a pencil brush, then block out colors with a simple round brush, then I use oil brushes the rest of the way.
Edit: I also add a small bit of randomness to the colors which I think is the best trick to keep it from looking flat and boring.
Awe, thank you!