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Published: 2018-05-10 13:25:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 30777; Favourites: 1148; Downloads: 222
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How I do my faces - very simplebut its effective, gives it a little more then no shading at all I think
line art brush
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"Dots everywhere" love it. Thanks again
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how do you achieve this type of color palette
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ive been trying to get a similar like color palette when shading but i just cant get it
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if its just for shading colours, I always use a light purple and put the layer on multiply (of course, the shading layer on a different layer then the base layer)
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i mean the color layer with the skintone and suchΒ
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When in doubt, use what other people use. Slowly develop your own color sense from there.
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I just choose colors that I think will look good, there's no trick behind it I don't know what you want me to answer
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Wow, This is such a simple process that makes such amazing work! [I love it <3 C:]
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How do I see the blend options in sai? It wont let me edit the blending,dilution, or persistence...All it shows me is density and size..
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Did you make pen tool or a brush ? My line art brush is a brush, maybe pen tools don't show blending ? Other then that, I don't know sorry
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Was wrong with default blacc, if you donβt mind me asking? I might adopt this rule.
Also, can this be translated into FireAlpaca?
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as a person who used both sai and FireAlpaca before, yes!But I think you'd have to play with the brushes a little.
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there are drawings that work really well with pitch black usage, so there isn't anything wrong with it
but I always use a lighter colour to make it appear a little softer and blend more with the color, that's also why I used a dark blue,, if the colors we're a lot of yellows for example I would use a dark red,, you can say I use it as part of the colourscheme - sorry if it doesn't make sense, I'm not really good at explaining and Im not English haha
((I don't know if it can be translated to FireAlpaca- I don't know the program))
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Ah. I gotcha. So you have to use a really dark color that contrasts somewhat the color you're using?
Damn. Was hoping it would, but oh well.
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it feels weird to say you have to haha- since anyone can do whatever they want with art of course
but that's what I do, at least
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