Another great video. And big thanks that you got a good mike for your voice. It's much improved, louder, so I don't have to hold my computer up to my ear. btw which brush do you use for the outline
Awesome! May I please as what brush you use for your outlining? I'm learning a lot from you, thank you I really appreciate your videos and love your style.
Dear Jess, thanks for this great tutorial. Is there a reason why you paint in CMYK instead of RGB? Is it because you work for print or is it that the colours mix differently? Anyway, lovely artwork, thank you for sharing!
Hi - yes for printing children's books the publisher asks that all art be submitted in CMYK form. If I were just using the art for digital purposes - on screen/websites etc I would simply save it in RGB form as a jpeg. You can always turn a CMYK file into an RGB file but you can't do it the other way around - had to learn that the hard way! Thank for watching! :-)
Thanks you so much for your answer! It makes sens. I'm having a bit of learning curve working with CMYK, it does some color mixing quite differently, but I have to admit that your technique makes that totally transparent!
So the brush I use has a certain opacity to it so it will continue to build up color and if you set the layer to multiply it will also make a transparent look.
Thank you very much nice lady. You have the heart of a teacher.
Thanks Patrick!! I try to :-)
Thank you for sharing your skills Jess - I learn so much through you. Foxy is so cute !! xx
Thanks for following Christine! xx
oh! fox drawing! good looking
Thank you!! :-)
Wow! Thank you, Your art and technique are so much like painting. A breath of fresh air.
That's wonderful! Thanks so much for watching :-)
Great! The multiply on the drawing in order the layer below can show is something I did not know, thanks a lot!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching :-)
SO glad I found this channel.
I'm glad you found my channel too :-)
Very cute! I use the clone tool to quickly restore small patches. I love your way of organizing.
The clone tool is a great tool too. I used to use that one a lot too. :-)
Another great video. And big thanks that you got a good mike for your voice. It's much improved, louder, so I don't have to hold my computer up to my ear. btw which brush do you use for the outline
God bless you girl! Thank you ❤️🎨🖌️🇮🇹
You are so welcome :-)
Jess! Very awesome! Can you share the original file psd?
Very nice tutorial. Congrats, Jess :)
Thanks!! :-)
Awesome! May I please as what brush you use for your outlining? I'm learning a lot from you, thank you I really appreciate your videos and love your style.
Hi Daniel - I use my watercolor brush for outlining :-) Thanks for watching!
Thanks!
You're welcome!
Dear Jess, thanks for this great tutorial. Is there a reason why you paint in CMYK instead of RGB? Is it because you work for print or is it that the colours mix differently? Anyway, lovely artwork, thank you for sharing!
Hi - yes for printing children's books the publisher asks that all art be submitted in CMYK form. If I were just using the art for digital purposes - on screen/websites etc I would simply save it in RGB form as a jpeg. You can always turn a CMYK file into an RGB file but you can't do it the other way around - had to learn that the hard way! Thank for watching! :-)
Thanks you so much for your answer! It makes sens. I'm having a bit of learning curve working with CMYK, it does some color mixing quite differently, but I have to admit that your technique makes that totally transparent!
Awesome!
what watercolor brushes do you use? where can they be downloaded?
Check out the description in my how to tutorial videos on my channel - you can find my free brushes there :-)
Superb drawing and colors , but one question , I didn't catch how the color that you put is transparent , even with your opacity at 100%.
So the brush I use has a certain opacity to it so it will continue to build up color and if you set the layer to multiply it will also make a transparent look.
@@JessBircham Can we download this brush somewhere ?
So cute foxes! Thank you for the tutorial. You definitely need a new microphone (like Blue Yeti).
Yeah I tried something different on this video in my editing software - it seems to have made my voice too loud now - sorry about that!