It's really not bad! I find that if you just say "screw it" and go for it it's a lot easier :) I tend to overthink and this method of making an "ugly"/low expectations layer helps me a lot
Can you take the design for say chairs or curtains and move the design to an angle or positioning? So it looks like it's really part of the chairs design when looking at it from an angle?
The size of the canvas and the drawing itself doesn't matter if you use Rapid Resizer to size and print it. If you don't have or don't want RR, you could also do the following: Make a new canvas that's the desired dimensions you want. Let's say you want your design to be 6inx6in. Make the new canvas 6x6 and fill it with a color. Copy this 6x6 sqaure into another canvas that's 8.5x11" (not sure where you're from but that's standard paper size here). Lower the opacity of the 6x6 square and draw your design. When you save the picture as a png and print it out, it should print to scale and the design will fit the desired dimensions. I'm sure there are other ways to do it but I did this recently and was pleased. I hope that helps!
Brilliant. I'm still on the Sharpies but one day.....
There's nothing wrong with traditional drawing :) This is just the way I find is easiest for me!
This makes creating look soooooooooo much faster! You may have talked me into it. 🤔
It's really not bad! I find that if you just say "screw it" and go for it it's a lot easier :) I tend to overthink and this method of making an "ugly"/low expectations layer helps me a lot
Can you take the design for say chairs or curtains and move the design to an angle or positioning? So it looks like it's really part of the chairs design when looking at it from an angle?
Love it! Thanks so much for this. And young unfurled ferns are fiddleheads…best name ever lol.
Ahhh thank you! I love them even more now
@@sunbearglasscraft8065 And they're tasty!
This is great! Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
Congrats and nice video MEAM 👍
Haha thank you!
I may have missed it but, are you using a tablet or a desktop with a stylus pad?
In this video I was using a desktop + drawing pad. I now mainly use an ipad with procreate
\o/ grats on 4K ^^
Thank you kuyyyaaaa 🥰❤
i see kuyas brush of magical goodnes!!! >A
The best brush ever ❤❤❤!!!!
how do you get that brush? and also what brush size do you use for the lines?
How do I know what size to make it for printing?
The size of the canvas and the drawing itself doesn't matter if you use Rapid Resizer to size and print it. If you don't have or don't want RR, you could also do the following: Make a new canvas that's the desired dimensions you want. Let's say you want your design to be 6inx6in. Make the new canvas 6x6 and fill it with a color. Copy this 6x6 sqaure into another canvas that's 8.5x11" (not sure where you're from but that's standard paper size here). Lower the opacity of the 6x6 square and draw your design. When you save the picture as a png and print it out, it should print to scale and the design will fit the desired dimensions. I'm sure there are other ways to do it but I did this recently and was pleased. I hope that helps!
Do you print on a specific paper? Thick paper?
Yes! I print my outlines on cardstock paper
Thank you! I enjoy your videos!