HOME | DD

Description
So I noticed how Gerard always starts his tweeting day with "Good morning!"
While Lola logs off with "Good night!"

I'm still suspicious that Gerard controls Lola's twitter as well as his own, and if thats the case then this little quirk is adorable.
Either way, whoever's in charge, it must be a deliberate thing to have Lola sign off with "good night". And it's really nice how that synchs up with Gerard's tweeting habits.
I just think they're really cute.

ALSO my second time venturing into Manga Studio haha. This time I didn't just do the lines (only Lola/Gerard's bodies, the speech bubbles were in Photoshop), but I did Lola/Gerard's colours in MS as well. WOOO. BABY STEPS.
Colouring in MS is bloody hard though, I only have Debut 4 which is clearly only meant to be used for drawing in black and white. Which is fine and dandy for lineart, but less dandy for colouring - there's no colour wheel or eyedropper, just a limited palette. Eugh. Gross. So I had to tweak the colours in Photoshop anyway to match up with my swatches.
The pen stabiliser that works so well for lines also works amazingly well for cel shading, though - that was the main reason I persevered with it haha. Cel-shading went so much faster than usual.

So yeah! Enjoy!

Description
So I noticed how Gerard always starts his tweeting day with "Good morning!"
While Lola logs off with "Good night!"

I'm still suspicious that Gerard controls Lola's twitter as well as his own, and if thats the case then this little quirk is adorable.
Either way, whoever's in charge, it must be a deliberate thing to have Lola sign off with "good night". And it's really nice how that synchs up with Gerard's tweeting habits.
I just think they're really cute.

ALSO my second time venturing into Manga Studio haha. This time I didn't just do the lines (only Lola/Gerard's bodies, the speech bubbles were in Photoshop), but I did Lola/Gerard's colours in MS as well. WOOO. BABY STEPS.
Colouring in MS is bloody hard though, I only have Debut 4 which is clearly only meant to be used for drawing in black and white. Which is fine and dandy for lineart, but less dandy for colouring - there's no colour wheel or eyedropper, just a limited palette. Eugh. Gross. So I had to tweak the colours in Photoshop anyway to match up with my swatches.
The pen stabiliser that works so well for lines also works amazingly well for cel shading, though - that was the main reason I persevered with it haha. Cel-shading went so much faster than usual.

So yeah! Enjoy!