Bruh, I feel you about leaving the sketch at 85% perfection for real. Every time I 100% the sketch, like you said, I definitely feel like I lose something in the transfer to the inked version. So would much rather wing the last 15% so I dont inflict that frustration and minutes (sometimes hours) of work trying to get the line art just right lol.
drawing always has been a passion of my mine. and art just doesnt really love me back. even so. i work hard practice day and day out. however my art never improves.. can you critique my art pls i just need a pros point of view
@@pogz1 dude, first how lng have u been drawing? 2nd, look at REFERENCES. practice anatomy, stylize your art. etc. watch videos, marc brunet has great tips. so does ethan becker.
btw in csp they have vector layers and vector erase, i noticed in your inking you do a lot of swooping lines that you need to erase the intersection of the tool lets you quickly erase I love csp it’s so helpful
I've been following you for probably like 10-12 years and still have my copy of the IDF first print and get so excited when I see you draw these charas LOL. I love watching your process videos because I have always really loved your work and it's been so fun to see it evolve into such a high polished style 🥺 I also feel like I learn a lot from your process videos so thank you for posting them!!
drawing always has been a passion of my mine. and art just doesnt really love me back. even so. i work hard practice day and day out. however my art never improves.. can you critique my art pls i just need a pros point of view
Really great! Your form design is strong, an intuition that’s developed with years of hard work. I will try incorporating some of your techniques, I’ve always had trouble when coloring linework but this makes more sense than whatever I was doing ^^.
I usually use Clip Studio Paint for my comics, and it's my number 1 choice to make comics digitally. But, when I want to color like this way, you know, soft shades, I have a hard time figure out how to do it. I still haven't picked up my right tools for CG in this way. Anyway, awesome art on Clip Studio Paint. Keep making something awesome!
Don't know if anyone else wrote it in the comments: you *can* import your photoshop brushes into clip studio. There are some tutorials of how to do that (as well as really cool fitures in their quick tips) on their channel
It makes me really happy to see your process is very simple but effective for digital art. Growing up, I always had it in my head that I had to make things more complicated for myself otherwise I wasn't putting in enough work? It's weird, but seeing this makes me feel better at being more simple with my art.
I've been a traditional portrait artist for quite a few years kind of as a slightly paid hobby. Typically I would use pencil, color pencil, watercolor, or all of them combined. For a very long time, I have wanted to get into the digital realm but life finds a way to screw me. If I'm making enough money to afford the monthly subscription to Photoshop, I don't have the time to use it because that money is coming from a 70 plus hour a week construction job. I could never get the following I would need to promote my art because, while my work might be stunning, I just don't have the social skills to deal with people. I saw that there is a buy it now price for Clip Studio of $50. If that's all I would have to pay to have the ability to start my digital journey, this is a Godsend. Also, I love your style. I feel I've all but killed my desire for ultra realism with my art, and seeing these stylized works, such as yours has really peaked my interest.
Still trying to figure out how the gouache blender worked for you, and when I tried it almost does nothing(on all the original presets). I'm so sad! I loved the effect it had on your illustration and wanted to replicate it. Can't figure out why. Boo. I love this though, it's so good! Really inspiring
Matthew 25:31-46 New International Version The Sheep and the Goats 31 “When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, he will sit on his glorious throne. 32 All the nations will be gathered before him, and he will separate the people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. 33 He will put the sheep on his right and the goats on his left. 34 “Then the King will say to those on his right, ‘Come, you who are blessed by my Father; take your inheritance, the kingdom prepared for you since the creation of the world. 35 For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, 36 I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.’ 37 “Then the righteous will answer him, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? 38 When did we see you a stranger and invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you? 39 When did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you?’ 40 “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’ 41 “Then he will say to those on his left, ‘Depart from me, you who are cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels. 42 For I was hungry and you gave me nothing to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me nothing to drink, 43 I was a stranger and you did not invite me in, I needed clothes and you did not clothe me, I was sick and in prison and you did not look after me.’ 44 “They also will answer, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry or thirsty or a stranger or needing clothes or sick or in prison, and did not help you?’ 45 “He will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.’ 46 “Then they will go away to eternal punishment, but the righteous to eternal life.”
1 John 1:9 New International Version 9 If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.
bro I love doing the face first too 😂 it sometimes leaves me feeling unsatisfied and frustrated if I can't get it right, but I just gotta remember to move on
clip studio has... auto save, with extremely quick saves, that you can set to any time increment, so you don;t have to worry about losing too much work. It also has... auto flatting tools. The combination of its ability to set a reference layer for tools like close and fill and paint unfilled areas, means flats, especially for the more painted styles, are almost instant. Especially with line work as clean as yours. These work flow changes are some of the biggest mistakes newcomers to clip studio make. They use it like procreate or photoshop when clip studio is so much more than those two programs. I realise this is your first use of the software, but if you take a little time to explore some of its more unique features, I know very few people that have ever gone back to anything else. Not to mention ipad and desktop versions being identical, with iPad actually having the edge due to its sidebar hotkeys. Having done my art digitally for close to 20 years now, and having used alot of software that has come and gone... across multiple updates... photoshop, procreate, painter, kirita, paint tool sai, sketchbook... absolutely nothing comes close to clip studios tool set. The only reason I still use photoshop, for anything, is custom shapes, but thats a very specific workflow most don't need. Anyway, lovely image, and I do highly recommend exploring some of clip studios more unique tools. Close and fill paint bucket tool and set reference layer combination for flat colors, being one of them ;)
NOELLE!!! I love her!! Jeezus watching you draw is so comforting. I love your process. don't know why I like to keep a low layer count too 😩. Must be an OCD thing.
def shows the amount of work you put into the shading, looks wonderful! I usually dont bother filming the flat colours either lol, its not really exciting to pretty much just fill space.
Good results even not being familiar with the software, I work mostly in CSP and for your style I am certain is the best software you can use, after a couple of days you will be on track just take advantage of the tools of CSP has, because I can tell you dozens of things CSP can do while PS can’t, from improved navigation and workflow, vector layers (PS doesn’t work with vectors) rulers, flatting(better I king brushes and tools and supreme fill tools), full use of 3D models (PS is far behind about 3D manipulation integration) from my perspective Photoshop isn’t for artists if for photography while CSP is absolutely oriented to become the best tool for artists, plus the price make it the BEST option in the market
What? Never heard of that. Acess to Adobe programs is a monthly subscription service... Can't imagine a wacom purchase would come with anything more than a trial
@@CosmicSpectrumArt nop... they gave me a serial key that gave me the rigth to download the program and the bonus stuff in it like the 3d modeler , the manequin , brushes, shades... you name it...:)
ok....teach me. I like the type of tecniques and style you use..... oh and im very curoius about your chacacters, I think the story or comic you want do with this charactes can be intresting...really i love it 😍😍😍😍
Hey. Thanks for this video! Did you use a mouse or pen? I am new to this and haven't a single clue what to do or how to begin. I find the mouse rather challenging to use.
A very well done piece. I look forward to when I have free time to watch more of your videos to study your rendering techniques. You, my dear, are now being subscribed to.
I'm so happy to have Clip studio Paint too! This mirror tool is amazing ! Thank you for this video. It's so hard to render a numeric drawing as deep as a watercolor...
This is so beautiful! I am new to digital art. Can you explain why you did your drawing of Noelle (or Noel?) In one direction and then flipped her for the final result? Forgive me if this is a noob question... i have seen a few artists doing this; however, yours definitely had the best result. Thanks in advance!!
Flipping your canvas frequently while drawing is a great tool for improvement because it forces your brain to see the image with a fresh perspective every time. Especially while sketching it's important to flip regularly so you can see any perspective skew, weird angles, lack of symmetry, etc that you wouldn't notice otherwise because your brain quickly gets used to what it's looking at and fills in the gaps to make the drawing look more accurate than it actually is. As for choosing to flip this pic only at the end, I suspect Cosmic just decided she liked the composition better that way.
Thanks so much, just started using Clip Studio Paint a few months ago and barely scratching the surface... this is just the BEST way to learn new tools. I love how relaxed and cool you sound... that's the voice of someone enjoying sharing precious information.
Hahah, that's so great to hear! Glad you found this useful :DD there's definitely a ton about Clip studio I don't know, as I am mostly a Photoshop user when it comes to digital art. But I'm glad this was helpful to you regardless haha
I've been using CSP for well over a year and i didn't even know about the mirror tool until now. jeez xD you'd think it would be helpful but i think it just fucks with my dyslexia more lmao
really?? oh no! I hope you manage to use it somehow, it's sooo helpful haha ;O; also yeah i don't know most of the tools still. I'm a very bare-bones process type of artist tbh
@@CosmicSpectrumArt I did actually use it today just for a basic oval shape from the front view so that did help haha. definitely better than trying to do it all manually, and literally cuts work time in half lol
I was just wondering if you could write down the name's of the brushes you are especially fond of in a link of an upcoming video? and what you mainly use it for.. I'v noted down the ones you were raving about and will go check those out.LOVE how simple you keep the layering, that's usually where i lose a lot of time trying to find what layer i did so and so effect on. lol.
Since this was my first time using clip studio paint, i just picked random brushes! But if you use photoshop, you can watch my video ruclips.net/video/F2lijDi4MNU/видео.html in the middle of it, I go over some details about what brushes I use and what settings I change etc. Hope it helps
Sorry to ask but I watched the video twice but I can't see how you color the lineart. Can you tell me how? I spend so much time painting it and you made it so easy, I want to learn how D:
Do you do have to set the Gouache blender brush and the Bit Husky brush at certain settings to get it to look like this? I've tried using both but I'm not getting any results out of the blender brush. Unless of course I use the mouse. Is there like a pressure change or something needed?
@@CosmicSpectrumArt Nevermind. I had to change my tip feel sensitivity on my tablet to even get the brush to show clear results. Could you tell me if you have your pen setting somewhere? Sorry for bugging so much. Just wanted to get to the bottom of why this brush seems to function this way. I tend to have my pen set in the center between soft and firm. Only setting it to all the way to soft seems to make it work.
@@buttpicker247 That's weird. My settings are default for the classic pen, i also noticed that i used the other pen (the one that comes with cintiq) at a setting 1 tick closer to firm, so the opposite of what you said. Have you used blending tools before, do you know what to expect? Just wondering if maybe you expect it to function differently from how it actually does or something haha.
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I am a simp for your artstyle
Same
Same
Yes!
No doubt!
BIG SAME
Bruh, I feel you about leaving the sketch at 85% perfection for real. Every time I 100% the sketch, like you said, I definitely feel like I lose something in the transfer to the inked version. So would much rather wing the last 15% so I dont inflict that frustration and minutes (sometimes hours) of work trying to get the line art just right lol.
drawing always has been a passion of my mine. and art just doesnt really love me back. even so. i work hard practice day and day out. however my art never improves.. can you critique my art pls i just need a pros point of view
@@pogz1 dude, first how lng have u been drawing? 2nd, look at REFERENCES. practice anatomy, stylize your art. etc. watch videos, marc brunet has great tips. so does ethan becker.
12:43 -> police coming to arrest you because of the wonderful artpiece your making.
lmao x''D I was hoping it would blend into the music but alas hahah
my brain cant really process the background.. i wish someone would share some of their knowledge and critique my art work
btw in csp they have vector layers and vector erase, i noticed in your inking you do a lot of swooping lines that you need to erase the intersection of the tool lets you quickly erase
I love csp
it’s so helpful
I've been following you for probably like 10-12 years and still have my copy of the IDF first print and get so excited when I see you draw these charas LOL. I love watching your process videos because I have always really loved your work and it's been so fun to see it evolve into such a high polished style 🥺 I also feel like I learn a lot from your process videos so thank you for posting them!!
Thank you, that's really nice to hear :D
drawing always has been a passion of my mine. and art just doesnt really love me back. even so. i work hard practice day and day out. however my art never improves.. can you critique my art pls i just need a pros point of view
The chief enemy of creativity is 'good' sense -Pablo Picaso❤️
I’ve taken your class at skillshare and I loved it! Excited about this video! The best of luck!
Thank you!
Really great! Your form design is strong, an intuition that’s developed with years of hard work. I will try incorporating some of your techniques, I’ve always had trouble when coloring linework but this makes more sense than whatever I was doing ^^.
Thank you!! :) Always nice to hear.
Love your art and you’re a huge inspiration for me!!
I usually use Clip Studio Paint for my comics, and it's my number 1 choice to make comics digitally. But, when I want to color like this way, you know, soft shades, I have a hard time figure out how to do it. I still haven't picked up my right tools for CG in this way.
Anyway, awesome art on Clip Studio Paint. Keep making something awesome!
Don't know if anyone else wrote it in the comments: you *can* import your photoshop brushes into clip studio. There are some tutorials of how to do that (as well as really cool fitures in their quick tips) on their channel
Amazing work!
They recently added importing of Photoshop brushes to CSP!
This is so funny why is the red one nice he is mean sometimes
It makes me really happy to see your process is very simple but effective for digital art. Growing up, I always had it in my head that I had to make things more complicated for myself otherwise I wasn't putting in enough work? It's weird, but seeing this makes me feel better at being more simple with my art.
Using the mirror tool to draw a mirror. So meta.
Where can i find her brushes?
Teach us your ways!
we want this app for free!😥
That frame is absolutely wonderful.
I've been a traditional portrait artist for quite a few years kind of as a slightly paid hobby. Typically I would use pencil, color pencil, watercolor, or all of them combined. For a very long time, I have wanted to get into the digital realm but life finds a way to screw me. If I'm making enough money to afford the monthly subscription to Photoshop, I don't have the time to use it because that money is coming from a 70 plus hour a week construction job. I could never get the following I would need to promote my art because, while my work might be stunning, I just don't have the social skills to deal with people. I saw that there is a buy it now price for Clip Studio of $50. If that's all I would have to pay to have the ability to start my digital journey, this is a Godsend. Also, I love your style. I feel I've all but killed my desire for ultra realism with my art, and seeing these stylized works, such as yours has really peaked my interest.
WOW 😲, you're an inspiration! 🙌 Amazing work! 🙌
You have some videos on clip studio but I see that you go back and forth between it and Photoshop. Do you still like Photoshop better?
Still trying to figure out how the gouache blender worked for you, and when I tried it almost does nothing(on all the original presets). I'm so sad! I loved the effect it had on your illustration and wanted to replicate it. Can't figure out why. Boo. I love this though, it's so good! Really inspiring
I noticed in 11:22 you color the lines really quickly. How are you doing that? is it alpha Layers? Reference Layers?
I love how Noelle’s flowy swooshy hair has evolved over the years but is still totally recognizable as her!
Matthew 25:31-46
New International Version
The Sheep and the Goats
31 “When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, he will sit on his glorious throne. 32 All the nations will be gathered before him, and he will separate the people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. 33 He will put the sheep on his right and the goats on his left.
34 “Then the King will say to those on his right, ‘Come, you who are blessed by my Father; take your inheritance, the kingdom prepared for you since the creation of the world. 35 For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, 36 I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.’
37 “Then the righteous will answer him, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink? 38 When did we see you a stranger and invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you? 39 When did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you?’
40 “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’
41 “Then he will say to those on his left, ‘Depart from me, you who are cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels. 42 For I was hungry and you gave me nothing to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me nothing to drink, 43 I was a stranger and you did not invite me in, I needed clothes and you did not clothe me, I was sick and in prison and you did not look after me.’
44 “They also will answer, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry or thirsty or a stranger or needing clothes or sick or in prison, and did not help you?’
45 “He will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.’
46 “Then they will go away to eternal punishment, but the righteous to eternal life.”
Your art is pretty and realistic!!
1 John 1:9
New International Version
9 If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.
I haven't found any answers to this online, but why do u flatten the picture? Or like, fill in the entire picture with one color?
I wish I could draw like you 😭😭😭 also I with I could afford clip studio lol
Beautiful work. Can I use this with my tablet and pen?
bro I love doing the face first too 😂 it sometimes leaves me feeling unsatisfied and frustrated if I can't get it right, but I just gotta remember to move on
I noticed that my pencil work or sketch is much better than my inked work
Wow this looks great! Thanks for making the video for us newbies to CSP.
Es complicado para mi entender lo que dices, pero al menos entendi el concepto mas o menos bien, estoy mejorando con mi mal ingles Lol xD
I am so glad to hear you are enjoying clip! I sing its praises lol
Your art is incredible.
clip studio has... auto save, with extremely quick saves, that you can set to any time increment, so you don;t have to worry about losing too much work.
It also has... auto flatting tools. The combination of its ability to set a reference layer for tools like close and fill and paint unfilled areas, means flats, especially for the more painted styles, are almost instant. Especially with line work as clean as yours.
These work flow changes are some of the biggest mistakes newcomers to clip studio make. They use it like procreate or photoshop when clip studio is so much more than those two programs. I realise this is your first use of the software, but if you take a little time to explore some of its more unique features, I know very few people that have ever gone back to anything else.
Not to mention ipad and desktop versions being identical, with iPad actually having the edge due to its sidebar hotkeys.
Having done my art digitally for close to 20 years now, and having used alot of software that has come and gone... across multiple updates... photoshop, procreate, painter, kirita, paint tool sai, sketchbook... absolutely nothing comes close to clip studios tool set.
The only reason I still use photoshop, for anything, is custom shapes, but thats a very specific workflow most don't need.
Anyway, lovely image, and I do highly recommend exploring some of clip studios more unique tools. Close and fill paint bucket tool and set reference layer combination for flat colors, being one of them ;)
hi what is the tablet you use ive just got my huion kamvas 20
Same here ... speed painting commented ,,,
Can you tell me how you record your video?
I definitely understand you when you said you have a hard time with inking a sketch. It’s so hard for me to ink my sketches for that exact reason. 😭
NOELLE!!! I love her!! Jeezus watching you draw is so comforting. I love your process. don't know why I like to keep a low layer count too 😩. Must be an OCD thing.
Ahhh thank you! ;u;
def shows the amount of work you put into the shading, looks wonderful!
I usually dont bother filming the flat colours either lol, its not really exciting to pretty much just fill space.
She used the mirror to make a mirror. Deep.
Where can I read your webcomic?
I never wanted to draw a mirror but now I do ❤
Thanks! You are amazing
the rendering and colouring is amazing!
This is absolutely gorgeous! I love your style.
i love CSP. Its the only program i use for 90% of my work. Great work btw :)
beautiful art process! how did you make your black lineart into matching colors for the hair/skin? i always have trouble with that
Good results even not being familiar with the software, I work mostly in CSP and for your style I am certain is the best software you can use, after a couple of days you will be on track just take advantage of the tools of CSP has, because I can tell you dozens of things CSP can do while PS can’t, from improved navigation and workflow, vector layers (PS doesn’t work with vectors) rulers, flatting(better I king brushes and tools and supreme fill tools), full use of 3D models (PS is far behind about 3D manipulation integration) from my perspective Photoshop isn’t for artists if for photography while CSP is absolutely oriented to become the best tool for artists, plus the price make it the BEST option in the market
arghhh cant wait
You’re art is so unique and amazing 🤩
affordable than Photoshop??????? you can get it for free if you buy a wacom tablet--- and it has everything in it....
What? Never heard of that. Acess to Adobe programs is a monthly subscription service... Can't imagine a wacom purchase would come with anything more than a trial
@@CosmicSpectrumArt nop... they gave me a serial key that gave me the rigth to download the program and the bonus stuff in it like the 3d modeler , the manequin , brushes, shades... you name it...:)
ok....teach me. I like the type of tecniques and style you use..... oh and im very curoius about your chacacters, I think the story or comic you want do with this charactes can be intresting...really i love it 😍😍😍😍
You've got a new subscriber!! I look forward to seeing more Clip studio tutorials!! I absolutely love your work!! Very talented!!
Hey. Thanks for this video! Did you use a mouse or pen? I am new to this and haven't a single clue what to do or how to begin. I find the mouse rather challenging to use.
She's so pretty!
Thank you!
this was so soothing to watch c: and i love the result!
Your video so cool
I'm new to Clip Studio, so that is very inspiring
Your art is amazing!! love your character and the art keep it up! Looks fantastic!!! 😫🥺
You are awesom.
A very well done piece. I look forward to when I have free time to watch more of your videos to study your rendering techniques. You, my dear, are now being subscribed to.
Very nice vid and very well explained process.
Also, this character has Lana del Rey vibes, especially in the ink phase ^^
HOW?? ;_;
so cool
I'm so happy to have Clip studio Paint too!
This mirror tool is amazing ! Thank you for this video. It's so hard to render a numeric drawing as deep as a watercolor...
This is actually helpful and wonderful woah
Wow, that frame is GORGEOUS
how did you color the line art before shading?
I love her hair!!!!!
hi! is there a way to get the gouache blender brush?
Gouache blender where do you found it? Good job
Love it
you just got yourself another subscriber 😊
this is so helpful and entertaining to watch! 🥰
This is so beautiful! I am new to digital art. Can you explain why you did your drawing of Noelle (or Noel?) In one direction and then flipped her for the final result? Forgive me if this is a noob question... i have seen a few artists doing this; however, yours definitely had the best result. Thanks in advance!!
Flipping your canvas frequently while drawing is a great tool for improvement because it forces your brain to see the image with a fresh perspective every time. Especially while sketching it's important to flip regularly so you can see any perspective skew, weird angles, lack of symmetry, etc that you wouldn't notice otherwise because your brain quickly gets used to what it's looking at and fills in the gaps to make the drawing look more accurate than it actually is. As for choosing to flip this pic only at the end, I suspect Cosmic just decided she liked the composition better that way.
Thanks so much, just started using Clip Studio Paint a few months ago and barely scratching the surface... this is just the BEST way to learn new tools. I love how relaxed and cool you sound... that's the voice of someone enjoying sharing precious information.
Hahah, that's so great to hear! Glad you found this useful :DD there's definitely a ton about Clip studio I don't know, as I am mostly a Photoshop user when it comes to digital art. But I'm glad this was helpful to you regardless haha
Your style is just amazing!!!! I wish you’d make a video explaining the specific tools you used :) thank you!!
Thanks! I did mention all the tools I used in this video :)
I don't know if you've mentioned this in your previous videos, but what is your setup like? What kind of tablet do you use?
I use a 22hd wacom cintiq :) (and PC)
I love how there is only 2 dislikes
Your talent makes me want shout for joy
Yeeessss!!!! TEACH ME YOUR WAYSSS
I've been using CSP for well over a year and i didn't even know about the mirror tool until now. jeez xD you'd think it would be helpful but i think it just fucks with my dyslexia more lmao
really?? oh no! I hope you manage to use it somehow, it's sooo helpful haha ;O; also yeah i don't know most of the tools still. I'm a very bare-bones process type of artist tbh
@@CosmicSpectrumArt I did actually use it today just for a basic oval shape from the front view so that did help haha. definitely better than trying to do it all manually, and literally cuts work time in half lol
Great tutorial!!! you are great!!!!
11:04 클리핑
12:25 선택범위반전 배경
14:09 그림자
I was just wondering if you could write down the name's of the brushes you are especially fond of in a link of an upcoming video? and what you mainly use it for.. I'v noted down the ones you were raving about and will go check those out.LOVE how simple you keep the layering, that's usually where i lose a lot of time trying to find what layer i did so and so effect on. lol.
Since this was my first time using clip studio paint, i just picked random brushes! But if you use photoshop, you can watch my video ruclips.net/video/F2lijDi4MNU/видео.html
in the middle of it, I go over some details about what brushes I use and what settings I change etc. Hope it helps
@@CosmicSpectrumArt OMG. first time i actually get such a great answer right away. Thank you so much. Will do.
Your artstyle is so cool!!!
Sorry to ask but I watched the video twice but I can't see how you color the lineart. Can you tell me how? I spend so much time painting it and you made it so easy, I want to learn how D:
it's called 'alpha lock', look up how to use it :) It's gonna be easy once you just find a short tutorial explaining what it is and what it does!
@@CosmicSpectrumArt thank you! You are the best ❣️ I will try it!
I love flat coloring!
your art is amazing
I love this so much
I love this, wow!!!
😍🖤🖤🖤I LOVE IT🖤🖤🖤😍
this is gonna be interesting
the way you shade 😍
Do you do have to set the Gouache blender brush and the Bit Husky brush at certain settings to get it to look like this? I've tried using both but I'm not getting any results out of the blender brush. Unless of course I use the mouse. Is there like a pressure change or something needed?
Hmm I didn't change any of the settings when I used these O:
@@CosmicSpectrumArt hmm. how weird. well, thanks anyway
@@CosmicSpectrumArt yeah I'm not getting much results from the blender brush. It might be a bug or something with current clip studio or its just me.
@@CosmicSpectrumArt Nevermind. I had to change my tip feel sensitivity on my tablet to even get the brush to show clear results. Could you tell me if you have your pen setting somewhere? Sorry for bugging so much. Just wanted to get to the bottom of why this brush seems to function this way. I tend to have my pen set in the center between soft and firm. Only setting it to all the way to soft seems to make it work.
@@buttpicker247 That's weird. My settings are default for the classic pen, i also noticed that i used the other pen (the one that comes with cintiq) at a setting 1 tick closer to firm, so the opposite of what you said.
Have you used blending tools before, do you know what to expect? Just wondering if maybe you expect it to function differently from how it actually does or something haha.