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Description
'Eyo~!

Step One:
Colour your scarf~

Step Two:
Split your scarf into sections. For the purposes of this tutorial, I've only split the top part of the scarf and not the two ends.
Make sure to create new layers for each section. (As a rule of thumb, I've split the scarf into sections along the folds.)

Step Two(?):
Create one new layer above each section, and clip them to the sections. Name these clipping layers "Pattern". Including which section the clipping layers are on is optional.

Step Three:
Add your patterns in the clipping layers~!
I've used brushes from my Manga-esque Brush pack .
(Alternatively, you could use the Trippy Screentone-ish Patterns pack, if you made them into brushes.)

Good luck, and have fun~!

Program used: FireAlpaca (though any clipping-support program can be used~)

EDIT:
Make sure you set the brush to "rotate"!

Description
'Eyo~!

Step One:
Colour your scarf~

Step Two:
Split your scarf into sections. For the purposes of this tutorial, I've only split the top part of the scarf and not the two ends.
Make sure to create new layers for each section. (As a rule of thumb, I've split the scarf into sections along the folds.)

Step Two(?):
Create one new layer above each section, and clip them to the sections. Name these clipping layers "Pattern". Including which section the clipping layers are on is optional.

Step Three:
Add your patterns in the clipping layers~!
I've used brushes from my Manga-esque Brush pack .
(Alternatively, you could use the Trippy Screentone-ish Patterns pack, if you made them into brushes.)

Good luck, and have fun~!

Program used: FireAlpaca (though any clipping-support program can be used~)

EDIT:
Make sure you set the brush to "rotate"!