Sure no problem! Is there a certain pose you had in mind? Or do you want me to make something up?
Also do you have a deadline?
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If you want style 1, then yes 350 is fine!
I got my new OC. Do you think you could do her in style 2?
I can do it! It'll be a challenge though hehe. Everything is going to need a lot of detail.
How much tbt would you like to offer?
I'll send a sketch for your approval when I start it offThat'd be extremely helpful haha!
I have a couple other commissions to do which might take a day or two, but do you have a deadline that you want this done by?
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And yes! 600 is fine
Thanks for being patient everyone.
HOORAY!
@MoneyHunter, your Chibi is finished.
If you want somewhat better quality then you can pm me your email so I can email it to you.
If not, then just take this~
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UPDATE:
I'm going to start sketching Skeletique's, and I will also be coloring Cam,'s chibi.
Once I finish those, I'll work on ATotsSpot!
I'm honored.
Once again, tank you!
Whoops, I mean't thank you.
I totally wasn't trying to kill you and steal your art skills
Thank you so much! She looks awesome!HOORAY!!
Cam, your Chibi is FINALLY finished.
Pm me your email if you'd want higher quality (I think it'd be higher lolz)
Otherwise, take the image in hurr~~
Here's a more contrasted version, if you'd like this better. (The grey was a bit light)
I really hope you like it, this was personally a challenge but I enjoyed drawing her! Thank you.
UPDATE
I'm still (so sorry) sketching Skeletique's chibi, and once I start to line, I'll get to sketching Atotspot.
Thanks for being patient with me as I'm a college student approaching exam time xD
I'm honored.
Once again, tank you!
Whoops, I mean't thank you.
I totally wasn't trying to kill you and steal your art skills
You really deserve a medal for helping me out with all of this hahaha CX
It's actually not a horrible program, but anyway- So by recognizable shadow, you're basically shading at a angle where the lines (line art like in pic 1) are. I see.. Sometimes I get confused and I shade on both sides, not just one side. (If you look at the pic of mine again, you'll see)
But that's very helpful actually! I'm not sure what you mean by hues though, nor do I know what they are. (I should probably Google it right?) Well there isn't a water or brush tool that blends, but there is a smudge tool. It kind of sucks though.. It blends colors pretty badly, like it becomes a mess! But yeah for the air brush it doesn't really mix colors, I just have to make sure the opacity of the brush is really low if I need to blend a .. Let's say lighter color on to a darker color.
You see, my program does have those layer modes and it comes with explanations but I don't understand them at all. It has like multiply, and shade, and everything... I just don't know how to use it at all!
Maybe! I'm still trying to see if I can get good first, if I do.. Then it'll be worth investing in
THIS. I cracked up so much DX
so I'm writing back from you in this thread to follow our conversation better ^^
Not at all ^^ I'm not much help..
In this case, we are the same. I determine a source of light but I get confused while shading and it ends up mixed ahah. With more recognizable shadow I mean darker shadow and add more shadow.
For example: This is how I shaded hair with the help of the tutorial I've posted before.
The dark purple shadow directly falls into my eyes. I don't have to search for it. The hair is also more detailed, means, more strokes. The shadow goes along these strokes. Shine is also easily noticable.
But please note that this only one of many ways how you can shade hair. ardrey for example does it completely different.
Hues are basically just color tones. Idk if you have that, but in Sai there's an option called "filter" which allows you to adjust colors on a layer. it can make it brighter, darker, more contrasting, a completely different color, more saturated etc. If possible, play with these options until you've found something nice.
Oh... well, then you'll have to deal with the tools you have there. Sorry I can't really tell you anything about air brush or smudge, I never use tools like this and I don't recommend them >-<
Isn't there a better program available for you?
Mmm. how can I explain these. I don't fully understand them either, but let's give it a shot.
For example, you have base color layer for the hair. above this layer, you create another layer clipped to the base layer (make a tick in "clipping group" if you have that). you create your shadows on the clipped layer. now you can play with the modes. the colors will change with every mode (sometimes not, idk). for example, the color changes, becomes brighter, darker etc. play also with the opacity (again, if you have that). as for me, this is mainly a playing & experimenting step. what I can tell you as some facts are for example:
lumiscence is often used for making light reflexes. for example, if you wanna add light reflexes to your hair, create another layer clipped above the shadow layer, put it into lumiscence mode and make your shines. these will appear really bright and shiny, based on the color on the layers below. for example, the base color or shadow color on the layer below is dark green. now you use the same dark green on the lumiscence-layer and the color will turn out real bright green.
shade or overlay are good for overeffecting, means, adding even more deeper shadow to make it more 3d-like.
I'll make ya a visual example! . . . . . .
VERSION without shade layer/without lumi&shade layer/without lumi&shade layer for the eyes.
http://i.imgur.com/Iloc9ku.png
VERSION with all these layers.
http://i.imgur.com/ARAcVZA.png
you can see now that there are pink light reflexes on the ears, white reflexes on the black kimono, dark brown shades on the ears and darker black shades on the kimono. the eyes have shiny details now too.
I'm so sorry I can't really explain you these layer modes either :c
