One more thing. Another way to make a line art more interesting is by using brushes with different textures, I'm trying it right now and it's making a REALLY BIG of a difference
That's so true! I didn't even think about it, but yeah the brushes can make such a big difference when it comes to the over all aesthetic/mood/vibe of a drawing!
I love all the tips, I also use them for my art too. Oh, I also have another tip, which is using texture layers. It usually makes the drawing more traditional, like a sketchbook/paper texture kinda way. ❤
clipping mask tutorial has saved me 1000 of hours of future work and it turns out flipaclip has this feature for animation and I'm so happy idk how to thank you I used to have to redarw each line if I wanted it a different color
as someone who struggles with rendering art & having so many layers, this was perfect. thank you for relating to this and for giving easy realistic solutions to us lazy artists
A thing I like to do when it comes to the shading part is that for every part I do shading I use one specific color on a multiply layer and lower the opacity so it doesn't look strange. It's a bit more tiring but better than using different colors to each part like a did before. And also good video, it's good to know that I'm not the only one who has problem with laziness 😅
Ohh yeah I still remember back in the day before I knew there are different layer types and opacity sliders I also used to colour pick every shadow colour separately it was such a pain 😭😭
this was AWESOME! Super underrated channel! I can't wait to see your channel get big one day! Your style is so fun and your persona is so unique and cute! ^^
Although these tips may seem quite simple, they are actually very helpful! I have tried some of these on my art and they do make a big difference! Great video!
Procreate is very limiting in its abilities but it has pretty much everything I need. What I personally love the most about it is how intuitive it is. Most other art programs are primarily designed for desktop use and then ported to tablets with none/very little adjustments to the UI/UX. However the worst part about procreate is that the larger your canvas is, the less layers you can have and the fact that if you rotate/liquify something you drew it WILL get blurry or pixelated.
i struggle a lot with coloring outlines where the characters prominent color is black tho. I dont make the black fully black, more like faded dark purple-ish of sort, so the outline around that color must be somewhat darker to make it visible, but then the outline basically looks almost fully black, not even brightening the outline makes it look better... so in the end i always end up adding each part of outline its own color depending on what the color enviroment it hat, basically nitpicking it which takes me like 5x longer to finish... >
That's exactly where colour theory can mess with our perception of colours! Also been there done that 😅 especially tedious when all I had was a mouse...
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I appreciate that these aren't like "learn colour theory" or anything, they're actual lazy tips
Good to know I managed to achieve my goal!
One more thing. Another way to make a line art more interesting is by using brushes with different textures, I'm trying it right now and it's making a REALLY BIG of a difference
That's so true! I didn't even think about it, but yeah the brushes can make such a big difference when it comes to the over all aesthetic/mood/vibe of a drawing!
I love all the tips, I also use them for my art too. Oh, I also have another tip, which is using texture layers. It usually makes the drawing more traditional, like a sketchbook/paper texture kinda way. ❤
Oh that's totally a great idea!! I always forget about textures 😅 I should definitely include that when I make another one of these videos
clipping mask tutorial has saved me 1000 of hours of future work and it turns out flipaclip has this feature for animation and I'm so happy idk how to thank you I used to have to redarw each line if I wanted it a different color
I'm so glad that helped! It really was a game changer for me too when I first learnt how to use them 😅
as someone who struggles with rendering art & having so many layers, this was perfect. thank you for relating to this and for giving easy realistic solutions to us lazy artists
I know the pain! Whatever the reason may be, sometimes it is hard to stay focused on a single drawing for a long time...
A thing I like to do when it comes to the shading part is that for every part I do shading I use one specific color on a multiply layer and lower the opacity so it doesn't look strange. It's a bit more tiring but better than using different colors to each part like a did before. And also good video, it's good to know that I'm not the only one who has problem with laziness 😅
Ohh yeah I still remember back in the day before I knew there are different layer types and opacity sliders I also used to colour pick every shadow colour separately it was such a pain 😭😭
THIS.
100% refined lazy artist gold.
this was AWESOME! Super underrated channel! I can't wait to see your channel get big one day! Your style is so fun and your persona is so unique and cute! ^^
Aww thank you so much! 🩵🩵🩵
Timestamp:
0:56 - Eye Highlights
1:45 - Coloured Lineart
3:35 - Coloured Inner Lineart
5:03 - Blush
7:53 - Simple Shadows
You deserve headpats for sure! Thanks for these!
Hahaha I'll gladly take them! Thank you so much 🩵
Although these tips may seem quite simple, they are actually very helpful!
I have tried some of these on my art and they do make a big difference!
Great video!
Thank you! It makes me really happy to hear that !!
OMG! I loved you art
Thank you so much!! 🩵
Your OC is so cute aaahh- 🥹
Thank you~ 🩵 it's really just a humanized mew though 😅
This is underrated! I hope that you get more views soon.
Aww 🩵 thank you!!
Thank you so much! I have taken notes!
I'm so glad this was helpful!!
Thank you for your tips!
Thanks for your video.
Excellent tips. Thanks.
The more I watch tutorials and tips ect the more it makes me want to swap from Krita to Procreate....
Procreate is very limiting in its abilities but it has pretty much everything I need. What I personally love the most about it is how intuitive it is. Most other art programs are primarily designed for desktop use and then ported to tablets with none/very little adjustments to the UI/UX. However the worst part about procreate is that the larger your canvas is, the less layers you can have and the fact that if you rotate/liquify something you drew it WILL get blurry or pixelated.
This was so helpful thx
I'm so glad it helped!
Very nice content, I love vids like this
Thank you! Will do! 🩵🩵
Wait… IS THAT A MEW IN A DRESS????
Yes! Yes it is 🩵
Ur persona is so cute!! ^^
Thank you!! 🩵
your sona is so so cute!! it feels a familiar and nostalgic to me
Awww thank you 🩵
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i struggle a lot with coloring outlines where the characters prominent color is black tho. I dont make the black fully black, more like faded dark purple-ish of sort, so the outline around that color must be somewhat darker to make it visible, but then the outline basically looks almost fully black, not even brightening the outline makes it look better... so in the end i always end up adding each part of outline its own color depending on what the color enviroment it hat, basically nitpicking it which takes me like 5x longer to finish... >
That's exactly where colour theory can mess with our perception of colours! Also been there done that 😅 especially tedious when all I had was a mouse...
Thank you for sharing. Tips 2 and 3 are my favourites because I appreciate colourful line art in my future art.
I'm so glad you do! 🩵