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I have some queries to ask If you don't mind i would like to chat with you on discord

Do you have any discord server or discord account?

Do you have any discord server or discord account?

Nice video

AAAH FINALLY YOURE BAACK 😊, ah and for liduke i found something on their twitter post showing liduke doesnt use complicated layer and just paint over everything,no line art and base color layer too!!, its a step by step art post from liduke itself, its a very old post. Btw youve been helping me so much with your liduke tutorials thank you so much !!

Mogoon next 😋

now draw the other eye

Haha love the AI bit, it's so sad but so true. It's gotten to the point I feel discouraged to continue drawing

Omg, it looks great! Thank you for the tuto 😍

The comment about AI is so real, but keep up the good work! I got so excited seeing you post, it's honestly inspirational seeing you tackle different ways of drawing :D

I was thinking of making a video about this illustrator loll

I need you to study the art of kan liu ~(˘▾˘~)

Bro ate

if you are okay with critics 5:08 your artstyle is good but watch the proportion for exemple long face ? long nose? maybe put more detail for example drawing more hair to make it look more realistic eye detail etc but if you can draw a different pose and a different composition with the same artstyle then forgot everything i say because at this point its your choice that matters

Your videos are extremely helpful! Thank you so much!

U are the best

this is gas, please upload more!!!!!

Thank you for this video 🙏🏻♥️ I wanted to attempt this hair rendering but I didn’t know where to start and made me motivated to keep trying

more liduke pls

Great skills. Thanks for sharing.

oh my gosh thank you so much so this video!! its amazing, by far the most accurate study of ASK ive seen!

Those bells look so good. The entire painting does, but I'm really interested in the bells - oh and the fur within the ears look so good too. I've been trying to figure out how to make that same sort of vibe for fur around the collar of some armor. Inspiration from the most random places, I know.

Ay dios mio you have no idea how excited I got when I noticed this had a voiceover and its in english❤ thank you so much

can you please make a video studying Matchach's art? please pleaseeeeee

All of these videos are sooo soo helpful, and very inspirational as well, thank you!!!!!!

What is the setting for to delete vectors like that at 1:57 :< ? pls

I know you said its not a tutorial. I want to say i really appreciate you keeping the mistakes and specially talking through your thinking process tackling the legs and sleeves.

bruh noo way this is so cool😭😭😭😭

man i effin love ASK's art

I aint gonna lie, your the way you make turtorials are like similar to itto

Awesome stuff. Subbed

I love arknights, i love drawing, i love you :3

YAYAYYAYA NEW UPLOAD

Great video, I love seeing your step by steps process

ナイス👍😊

This video is amazing! Really well explained by an amazing artist. Thank u ✨✨

中文發音真的好

I remember watching your video Ciloranko, and I really enjoyed this one as well!

I quite like your take on this image. The piece you study is nice of course and has some more details in areas, but I like how your colours pop more, and in contrast the study piece can feel a little washed out. Of course just a matter of taste but I really like yours!

Pretty interesting methods here! As an artist who likes breaking down many styles there are a few things i think i notice? Their coloring and lineart seem more in line with greyscale? But when it comes to shading seems less opaque grey and more black sketch with some line weight transparency? It’s a little easier to tell when you look at the shawl in shadow i think. The sheer black doesn’t seem to hit some spots so you can see the colors underneath. The colors there seem shaded with black. When you zoomed in on some parts, the lineart looks more like that as it sometimes transitions with what would be the colors underneath or when the lines are too opaque it shows more black instead. Meanwhile some other lines or colors look more overpainted. When it comes to their logic on saturation it looks like most their colors are desaturated but when it comes to whats hit by the light or glowy(?) is a little more saturated like you said! Just seems that probably with their base method the colors come out more desaturated. Really good study though! It’s always nice finding out about new artists plus always more to learn from them!

Thank you very much.😊

regarding the color i like yours more! its vibrant and saturated.

This videos really helped me understand the process and how to study and approach rendering. Thank you

as an arknights enjoyer, you've earned a new sub. asides that, thank you for this!

i love lidukes art so much 😵‍💫 the way they draw has always seemed so unattainable to me, but after your video, I realized that it's not as difficult as it seems at first glance!!!

I'm not an artist but I think that your character ended up with the impression of being 2-3 years younger than the original based on the thickness of the chin area, which pushed her face in, and how much more red there is to her face. Obviously a smaller face would make the character look younger and that much is well known but I didn't think that the differences in saturation would've also contributed to the age of the character that much. It made her a bit more lively which we probably associate with youth. Since the original work is for a post apocalyptical sort of game I think it makes sense that with more desaturated colors the character would look a bit less lively and look less out of place in that world, but also I also understand that that is just how Liduke colors things so maybe I'm thinking too much about this, as I don't think he or she would've made the character much more saturated than this. Great video

I love these studies Teaches me something from someone who teaches himself haha

I think its gonna be worth tryng to rearrange your pipeline, to be more painterly. Your line art is not bad, but seems like the original art doing it in on one layer, almost substitute oclusion.

waoooo thanks for sharing

Oh my gosh!! The amount of effort you put into this study (making the textures, making a whole brush on the fly??? ) is really incredible! Wowowow!! I'm going to steal that dotted marker brush you used at 6:20, it's such a genius way of introducing more texture into a painting, thanks for the detailed breakdown!