SeanNoSoup — was trying to teach a budding artist
Published: 2023-09-01 13:27:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 523; Favourites: 5; Downloads: 0 Redirect to originalDescription
but this brush/mixing is difficult to control, it’s a dodge color mixing watercolor, so it has a highlight color and a main color. the highlight extends slightly past the main color and you start with a light color highlight but a dark main color and set a really low opacity. draw in the areas that are going to be the brightest first then add layers and expand outward using the edges of the brush for most of the texture, don’t overdo the bright areas, but also make sure to add enough but you can hardly tell until the end and if the brush is too small all the texture just becomes noise so larger brush sizes work better once you get to the darker areas, also you can change the highlight color to change the color of the brighter areas, yes just paint over the bright spots it cannot darken them, only lighten except for the white areas , screeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee (fun to mess around with, especially using behind stroke mixing and i think it was mixing in vivid color layers and a more oil pastel looking pallet. if anyone wants to fiddle around I can send you the ibispaint brush code
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