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>>7938626
Normally I use CSP for everything, but what should I be using if I want to do vector colors? For some comics I’m planning on making in the near future I want to futureproof them with vector layers (infinite resolution upscaling) but CSP is insanely anal about not letting you use tools like the fill bucket or noise grain effects on vectors
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how do people decide on the colors of the walls of a room? Like the background, obviously walls are white but they're never actually white in colored pieces. Like I dont understand how they decided "okay the ceiling will be GREEN and the walls will be KINDA GREEN and BROEN but also half of it is BLUE
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>>7938677
I just imagine what kind of room the character is supposed to be in. I usually imagine the character in a bedroom with Blue walls at 4pm when the sunlight is kind of golden. So when I render the colors, the background of the character has bluish and golden bounce lights. Just imagine
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any anons here do work with oil pastel?
interested in what makes a quality pastel set/what brands are good for the price
also any good videos/resources if you know some
ive been looking into pastel for a few days and im really liking the jagged lines it leaves in the colors
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>>7938626
All I understand about clothing folds is that there has to be some gap between the fabric and the skin/body, the fabric has to actually smush together or form depressions/pits that are closer to the body, and the overall form of the clothes must shrink a bit due to being pushed together, but otherwise I’m lost - how do people actually do detailed folds in a way that doesn’t look objectively incorrect?
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Is the whole point of doing studies to subconciously put in your mind to draw things correctly? Before I felt like I was just copying lines on paper when using techniques like negative space and measuring lines.
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Actually fuck it, I'll fully repost.
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I need a little bit of help. (and it's a bit of a stupid question.)
So there's an artist I follow, and I saw that they animated their stills with the new animation features from Clip Studio Paint.
https://catbox.moe/c/271utj
It looks like you can do actual puppet animations on CSP, but as someone who's a totaI noob at CSP, i don't have a single fucking clue on how to replicate this.
I did reached to the artist about this, but they couldn't share the .clip file for personal reasons and, no offense to the artist, they're absolutely terrible on responding; so a demonstration was out of the question.
Can anyone figure out how they did this within program? I tried searching for a fresh tutorial YouTube and it's just stuff from 1 to 5 years ago, fucking worthless.
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Getting back into drawing from a long hiatus. I'm doing sketches of tree roots like Feng Zhu recommends. I'm trying to find some references and I realized Pinterest has sadly become useless with AI, also their interface is more hostile than I remember. Any good alternatives? So far I came across this site:
https://pixabay.com/images/search/tree%20roots/
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