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These are layer masks that I use to separate elements so I can work on each important element separately, without the rest getting in the way when painting. I find it especially useful when starting to render, removing the line and defining the edges. And yes, shading with a layer in Hard Light mode is one of the ones I use the most. I hope to do some livestreams starting today or tomorrow, in which I can show you the real-time process of some commissions, and there I can share with you things like the method I use for shading.

Thanks to you for watching! 😁

@@charlievered3899 muchas gracias como siempre por tus palabras! Siempre son muy bien recibidas 😁

Thank You! 🥰

Haha thanks! 😁

Yeah, in fact, when I was redoing it I also thought about that, that's why I didn't remove it, but instead modified it, more than a small band-aid, a larger patch on her forehead, something more similar to what they would use in a hospital to heal a wound hahaha 😂

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@@ourjourney4970 That's my idea. In fact, I've already announced in the community that I'll start uploading a weekly video just to be able to do personal things. I hope that at least one of those monthly videos will be a tutorial.

@@feig1990 cool i am hyped !

Thank you! And yes, I always use references. Even though I feel that I am increasingly capable of drawing up ideas without references, I consider them very important to achieve credible results, so I don't think I will stop using them one day hahaha

Well, I don't know what kind of humans you know, but to me he doesn't look like a human at all hahaha 😂. But yes, he is a bit more humanoid, which I think doesn't stop him from being a gremlin, does it? 🤔

@@hariken8621 thank you! 🥰

At least for me, it is very important to use references, especially when you are learning. Don't be afraid to use them!

@@feig1990 thank you!

Thank You so much! 🥰

La verdad es que dudo que a mí se me hubiera ocurrido hacer una criatura así jaja fue creada para uno de los clientes habituales, así es que la idea fue gracias a el 😂

This one in particular took me around 20 hours 🤔

​@@feig1990I love your work❤

@@SN0U.0X0 Thank you!

Muchísimas gracias! 😁

For the sketches and lines I used Artemus pencils, You can download it free in the clip studio resource bank

@@feig1990 thank you so much! I know brushes are not that important but I still would like to try them 😁

@@MortiePL Of course, in the end, the brush doesn't do the work, but it can make the process much easier if you find a brush that suits your style and way of working.

@@feig1990 I found the Artemus one but I don't know the name of the japanese lineart brush, hah I wouldn't even know how to begin typing that into Clip studios asset store. 😅

Thank you! I'm glad my work can inspire you

I'm usually able to make around 6 or 7 creatures or characters without background. There are months when I can make up to 10, always depending on the complexity of each one. It all depends a lot on the discipline and organization of the times, because I have had months in which I have been more disorganized and I have noticed it quite a bit, lowering the production to just 4 artworks in a month.

@@SonokArt Thank You so much! 🥰

Muchas gracias por tus palabras como siempre! 😊

Thank you so much!

hahaha thank you so much! 😁

Thank you! 🥰

Thank you! That's the idea, to improve day by day 😁😁

I'm glad to hear that.😊

Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much!

Muchas gracias! Y sí, ayuda bastante la descripción del cliente para comenzar desde un punto ya definido a trabajar. Y respecto de la importancia del dibujo, la verdad es que con el tiempo le he ido tomando más el peso a eso. Este video en particular es sobre el proceso de una ilustración hecha hace un rato ya, y desde ese momento hasta ahora, he aprendido a valorar mucho más la importancia de dedicarle más tiempo a pulir el dibujo, justamente porque así evito en mayor medida tener que rehacer cosas sobre la marcha como en esta ilustración. Si bien puedo tardar más en la fase de boceto y línea, al final termina siendo en general un tiempo total menor, ya que me ahorra bastante tiempo en el renderizado final.

@@feig1990 Concuerdo, el tiempo es importante, no solo para el cliente pero también para ti mismo. No falta mencionar que trabajar en una ilustración mas tiempo de lo que debería tiende a gastar mentalmente, lo cual lleva a trabajos incompletos en varios casos. ¿Algun tip que te venga a la mente que te ha permitido darle mayor enfoque a esos rasgos?

@@charlievered3899 Difícil, porque hasta el día de hoy me cuesta jajaja. Todos los días y con cada nueva ilustración, debo mentalizarme y decirme a mi mismo que no debo apresurarme porque normalmente eso lleva a demorarme más paradójicamente. Creo que en ese sentido, depende mucho de cada uno, porque así como a mí me acomoda dedicarle más tiempo al dibujo, otros se sienten más cómodos trabajando desde la mancha, o con lineas muy esbozadas a modo de guía. A modo personal, sigo buscando ese trabajo de línea que me haga sentir 100% satisfecho, más suelto, más intuitivo y no tan rígido. Todo esto me sirve a mi mismo como un proceso de búsqueda jajaja

Buenísimo como siempre bro, espero ser la mitad de bueno que tú algún día

@@feig1990 Comprendo tiende a ser todo un debate en si mismo jajaja pero pues lo importante es encontrar ese "flow" como dices, ya el como uno entra en ese estado pues ahí es donde cae lo interesante 😅

Thank you very much! Since it was a job for a client, he was the one who provided the description, and it mentioned that it was not a human body, but rather a swarm of moths that in itself takes on a human appearance and consciousness as a single entity. Perhaps it would have drawn more attention, but I personally really like the idea of ​​them being moths with their own consciousness.

@@feig1990 yeah it's very interesting if you put it like this :D. amazing job. I hope i can be at your art level some day. I'm going to work and study very hard to be this good😼 (and maybe more but i think it will be very difficult)😅. Keep up the good work!

I must admit that I had to look it up on Google because I didn't know it, and it does look quite similar hahahaa, it was just a coincidence 😂

Thank you! =)

Thanks to you for watching! 😁 I plan to do two things very soon, one is to activate the channel members and share videos of around 3-4 hours of the processes with members, and also, start doing live streams where I can draw and paint in real time. I just need to free myself a little from all the work I have at the moment to start doing it hahah 😂

Thank You! 🥰 Most of the brushes I use on a regular basis were downloaded from Clip Studio Paint's free resource bank, but with some modifications of my own to make them more suitable for my hand. A while ago I shared the IDs of those brushes in the community for download in Clip, but soon I will also organize a pack with all the brushes I frequently use with my modifications, so that they can be purchased on Gumroad or so that channel members can download them when I activate that function.

Thank you so much for your words! I am very happy to know that my work can inspire others to try it. Good luck and success on your journey 🥰

Yeah, I always use a lot of references in my work, It's essential for me in my work process, especially at the beginning.

@@feig1990 thank you! By the way, always awesome!

@@RichellyItalo Thanks!

@@alpacallama7531 Thank You so much! 😁

@@curkacola8601 I use OBS, since Clip Studio's recording feature does not capture the software interface.

@@feig1990 ok cool. Does running it ever cause csp to lag any?

@@curkacola8601 At least it has never caused me lag when using it.

@@rawlin6932 hahaha thanks! 😁

Thank You so much! 😁