Is it possible for you to share a psd (photoshop document) version of the csp file? (I'm sorry if it's too much to ask for because I don't have clip studio paint). Thanks
Sure. Here it is: drive.google.com/file/d/1FXgU6CYwczr97sTSdjByuTqt-biehfvK/view?usp=sharing I think I will try to include in the future as well but do note that some effects might not be converted properly.
Hi! An art student here, watching your process of learning ASK's style was definitely enjoyful! I'd say you did a pretty good job replicating ASK's style. Here's my take and critique on the few notes you've probably missed whilst studying ASK, hopefully it helps! Let's talk about colours first, 1. The "green" composition that ASK had done was to tone down the warm colours in order for the bright warm light to shine on the hair. Adjusting the entire piece to a warmer side will take away the focus for that part as it's not as contrasted, plus an artwork with only warm colour will not feel as warm when there's isn't "cool" side to the piece. (Because there's something to compare to) 2. The choice of saturated greens that ASK used across that piece was to again, establish contrast and focus using color accents. (A new colour element that is used sparingly in the piece) 3. Notice the shadow colours in the hair has a tint of "coolness" or blue in it which was also used to strengthen the warm feeling of the piece. Next, we have the hair structure. 1. ASK's hair look dynamic and feel dynamic is thanks to the interesting shapes drawing at the early stage of sketching. If it's very hard to digest the shapes you can try simplifying it into three levels, Lvl 1 Silhouette, Lvl 2 Medium Shaped Details, and Lvl 3 Small Details (the little holes that you see around the hair, apply this thinking to the colouring too!). Your approach was great, but it lacked a good silhouette shape and lvl 3 details hence why it looked stiff. Finally, we have composition. ASK was using a center focused composition, your piece took that away with an elongated canvas on the left (try cropping it to the middle with the character focused and you'll see a difference INSTANTLY! Your lineart is perfect and I don't think there's any issue with it. Overall, amazing attempt man.
I would say the lineart is great on a technicality standpoint, but ASK does have a fluid feel to it that only time and practice can bring, is not something that can be replicatedon a few studies alone. Also the blending in some parts isn’t as smooth transitioning (look at her nose and neck) and that probably contributes to the feeling of stiffness.
Hey there, thank you for taking the time to write this out, I am really grateful for the opportunity to learn. Colors seem to be my weak point as I am always taking colors directly from references as I am not confident enough with the rendering phase to also be picking my own colors. I will keep your advice in mind as I draw going forwards. I think I can learn a lot more if I am more aware.
Please don't you ever ever delete those videos about your studys! You don't have any idea how important those videos are for me to learn more about this amazing artist art style❤ seriously you are an angel that fell from the sky to help us!!❤
Watching this from my bed about to get some sleep and now I wanna get up and draw 😂😂 Anyways, wonderful analysis! I learned a lot from this and amazed how you were able to break down Ask's hair rendering this much. I take one look at Ask's art and my mind just goes blank when I try to break it down lmao. As a fan of Ask myself, I think I might just try coloring like this and see how well it'll go with my style. Thank you so much for this analysis! 💖💖
About what you said regarding the line presence, I think ASK's lines and poses have a distinct flow, which is quite difficult to achieve unless you practice it So I think poses and the flow of the lines (aka line confidence) are important to achieving that presence
your attempt was pretty close! really loved how it turned out. I think one of the reasons why it still looks a little different is the contrast on the eyelashes? ASK seems to make the eyelashes very soft-ish, with lighter more tones around the corners. Sometimes ASK's lower lids are so light that they merge with the skin. Also, most of the time the artist has a more washed quality to the iris. While you put contrast (the darker shading at the top) on your character's eyes, ASK has maybe only one saturated colour and a grey-sh version of it on top. Great analysis video! Subscribing for more :D
Thank you for the feedback! I actually didn't really figure out how they did the eyes so I just defaulted to something I knew. I feel like a video on different styles of eyes in the future might be really interesting.
also, in the comparison part of the video, in my opinion the style is very similar to ask's. i think the only big difference is that ask seems to put like a LOT of little details, which makes it pretty realistic. and in no way am i a professional artist, but i think the flow of the art you created felt very similar to that of ask's. the character dynamics resemble each other, and the coloring is spot on. again thank u so much for making this video it was honestly so needed 😭😭
a thing that helped me understand colors is that the colors themselves don't matter to the eye but the value. but that's what i think and what helped me
I'm not that familiar with ASK's artwork, but from the examples given in this video the way they draw hair seems to be weighed down by gravity (as well as being voluminous), perhaps overly so. Whereas your drawing of hair seems less affected by it. It might be composition as well. When I look at ASK's hair the hair flows in a way that makes it look cohesive to the art as a whole. Even the loose strands don't detract from the overall shape of the hair. With your art the character has messy hair, but it also goes everywhere so the viewer's attention would be less focused. This isn't a bad thing though, it's really just preference in the end/what you want to achieve. Anyway thanks for this analysis, it was interesting to see the breakdown of techniques. I wish you well on your art journey!
beautiful art this is the first time I see your work and ASK's (I've seen a few of his pics just never looked at the artist) really the difference in rendering seems to be just line texture. ASK has most lines with this graphite texture. Another thing is ASK seems to draw hair like its a liquid the pose of the character and flow of the hair aside, the biggest difference between your drawing and ask's is yours looks much smoother both great tho
You mentioned feeling like your lineart lacks the same presence. For that image you showed of theirs near the end, I actually think the main difference is actually that your lines are too neat. For that artwork you were trying to replicate, it actually has some very subtle messiness to the lineart - some parts seem to have been drawn with little smoothing on it and some of the lines (especially prominent in the outer lines of the hair) actually seem to have places where the lines are drawn twice. Not sure if this is exactly what makes the difference but to me it definitely seems like something that could influence the impact of the lineart
Hi mimi! This is a great video, and coming from an artist of 11 years, I think your rendering was successful! I totally agree that forms was what was "missing" from your study of ASK's hair, and I think what might help would be to paint the hair instead of drawing the outlines. By paint, I mean ASK seems to ignore the lineart and focus more on blocking in forms. In my eyes, they use a loose/messy lineart as a guideline, but mostly use the painting method to draw AND render which allows the forms in their drawing to look clean and intentional. To better explain what I'm talking about, take the silhouette of just your hair and then take the silhouettes of ASK's hair shapes. If you compare the two, you can see ASK uses BIG clean shapes in the hair (thin strands are there but subtle and don't interrupt the main form), while your hair form is more "branched" out and doesn't have as clear of a form. This is not to say your style has issues, just explaining the differences! I look forward to seeing your next study!
Thank you for the feedback! I went into my own piece knowing I lacked the knowledge on forms so I thought that drawing the lines first might have helped (same thing with the piece in the beginning too). Painting directly seems rather daunting so the truth is that I have been afraid of trying it out properly. I will definitely be trying out a more painterly style soon though, I really like the look of those more than clean renders.
@@_mimi_mimimi Thank you for the reply! That’s understandable! I relate to that feeling. I feel most artists learn painting bit by bit, so no pressure to tackle something too complex! Your studies look effective and comprehensive, so I believe you’ll get better at whatever concepts you set your mind to. 😄
very in-depth analysis, it helped me a lot today. Thanks! I think the main difference between your and ASK's hair is that their shape is more blocky and defined as a whole.
Amazing video! I love how informative and motivating watching your art process can be. Especially how you explain everything with your voiceover and the help of screenshots/outline/diagrams/labels(kinda idk what to call it) to help better identify and convey your understanding from your study.I felt sorta inspired to actually practice art and do proper colour studies again, so thank you! It's nice how you have subtitles and translations in both English and Japanese as well. Looking forward to future videos! ^^
Actually, your outcome blew my mind. It's just so awesome. But, it's not like we can really do it just as the professional (ASK). Cause they have more experience than us ^^
Not exactly a beginner, but your breakdown has been helpful to me too! There's way more resources now than back when i first started so have fun, and good luck :) And minor tip: you can turn layer masks on and off by clicking on them while holding the Shift key (on Windows)
Thank you for the continuation of last video! I very much appreciate you for going out of your way to make this video and provide the breakdown files. Please keep making videos! You're really inspiring 😁!!!
Amazing video!! I think your line art versus ASK has less S curves and more C curves. I think adding more S curves will break up the symmetry. For example, the bangs in your line art look like they are only made up for C curves. And possibly adding more negative space and tapered strokes in the parts of the hair that are really floating in the wind because leaving them not tapered makes them look like they have volume but they shouldn't since they're pointing up. I love your videos, please continue to make more!!! Videos like these that break up art into their basic pieces are so helpful to me
Ahhh thank you so much!! This type of Video is incredibly helpful. Seeing your first video was already giving me a lot of insight into advanced analyzing and honestly I love this content. Please do more, it's so inpiring✨️
So I just recently found you and your breakdown really helped as I am currently trying to improve my rendering skills too. I think the way to "fix" what you say makes the back portion of your girls hair not pop, is to remove more detail. I think if you took out some of that detail and darkened it, you would see a difference. From a lot of the refs of ASK's that you shared, they have done that. The further the hair from the head, the less detail it needs.
I would actually love to see another viedeo about asks style :3 Maybe you could study how they make the hair so.. dynamic? like the picture on 11:14 for example! Anyways I really love your videos and I am already excited too see more :D hope you have a good day and thank you for the good content >:3
The point about lineart presence, it might be because your lineart is too clean and lacks the control you can have with messy textured lineart. However, it does not look objectively worse. (not an expert here, just a suggestion)
Dude your video is amazing. If you show the brush properties then its more easy for us (the one which doesnt have clp) to try what you teach. Think is important you keep doing it~
this is amazing, you are helpful a lot 🙇 exactly what i wanna learn. Also link of your source file isn't working, will you be able to provide it again?
your art is good just need the pose then character design and face expression in short more composition but that thing come with experience so its okay
I can't seem to access the google drive to download the CSP file as it's saying that it does not exist. Is there another way to look at it? These studies are very useful and I'd like to know more about it.
link is dead and always check your volume when editing .voice clashes with your bgm. But overall I love the content which is the most important in the video ;D
Thank you! Sorry about the link, it's updated now. Do you feel like the bgm's too loud? I tried tuning it down and it was personally too soft for me so I kept the same balance as the first video.
@@_mimi_mimimi sorry didny elaborate. i only felt it at the outro from what I remember where the blue archive theme is banging on your closing thoughts
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Is it possible for you to share a psd (photoshop document) version of the csp file? (I'm sorry if it's too much to ask for because I don't have clip studio paint). Thanks
Sure. Here it is:
drive.google.com/file/d/1FXgU6CYwczr97sTSdjByuTqt-biehfvK/view?usp=sharing
I think I will try to include in the future as well but do note that some effects might not be converted properly.
Thanks a bunch, you and you're videos are such a life saver! Keep up the good work man.
@@_mimi_mimimi doing gods work,
@@_mimi_mimimi how do i open it without photoshop? everytime i open it, it only shows your thank-you message
@@annzure What are you trying to open it with? You will need clip studio paint to open the .csp file and photoshop to open the .psd file.
The part 2 everyone been waiting for
I hope it lives up to expectations.
It does! :DD
Hi! An art student here, watching your process of learning ASK's style was definitely enjoyful! I'd say you did a pretty good job replicating ASK's style. Here's my take and critique on the few notes you've probably missed whilst studying ASK, hopefully it helps!
Let's talk about colours first,
1. The "green" composition that ASK had done was to tone down the warm colours in order for the bright warm light to shine on the hair. Adjusting the entire piece to a warmer side will take away the focus for that part as it's not as contrasted, plus an artwork with only warm colour will not feel as warm when there's isn't "cool" side to the piece. (Because there's something to compare to)
2. The choice of saturated greens that ASK used across that piece was to again, establish contrast and focus using color accents. (A new colour element that is used sparingly in the piece)
3. Notice the shadow colours in the hair has a tint of "coolness" or blue in it which was also used to strengthen the warm feeling of the piece.
Next, we have the hair structure.
1. ASK's hair look dynamic and feel dynamic is thanks to the interesting shapes drawing at the early stage of sketching. If it's very hard to digest the shapes you can try simplifying it into three levels, Lvl 1 Silhouette, Lvl 2 Medium Shaped Details, and Lvl 3 Small Details (the little holes that you see around the hair, apply this thinking to the colouring too!). Your approach was great, but it lacked a good silhouette shape and lvl 3 details hence why it looked stiff.
Finally, we have composition.
ASK was using a center focused composition, your piece took that away with an elongated canvas on the left (try cropping it to the middle with the character focused and you'll see a difference INSTANTLY!
Your lineart is perfect and I don't think there's any issue with it.
Overall, amazing attempt man.
I would say the lineart is great on a technicality standpoint, but ASK does have a fluid feel to it that only time and practice can bring, is not something that can be replicatedon a few studies alone. Also the blending in some parts isn’t as smooth transitioning (look at her nose and neck) and that probably contributes to the feeling of stiffness.
Hey there, thank you for taking the time to write this out, I am really grateful for the opportunity to learn. Colors seem to be my weak point as I am always taking colors directly from references as I am not confident enough with the rendering phase to also be picking my own colors. I will keep your advice in mind as I draw going forwards. I think I can learn a lot more if I am more aware.
Please don't you ever ever delete those videos about your studys! You don't have any idea how important those videos are for me to learn more about this amazing artist art style❤ seriously you are an angel that fell from the sky to help us!!❤
PLEASE continue to make videos like this! i LOVE ask’s artstyle and these videos helps me sooo much. Thank you !
man i effin love ASK's art
Watching this from my bed about to get some sleep and now I wanna get up and draw 😂😂
Anyways, wonderful analysis! I learned a lot from this and amazed how you were able to break down Ask's hair rendering this much. I take one look at Ask's art and my mind just goes blank when I try to break it down lmao. As a fan of Ask myself, I think I might just try coloring like this and see how well it'll go with my style. Thank you so much for this analysis! 💖💖
I'm at work, shouldn't be watching this, cause now I can't wait to go home and draw too.
Thank you! Let me know how it goes if you do!
About what you said regarding the line presence, I think ASK's lines and poses have a distinct flow, which is quite difficult to achieve unless you practice it
So I think poses and the flow of the lines (aka line confidence) are important to achieving that presence
日本語字幕 本当にありがとうございます！
your attempt was pretty close! really loved how it turned out. I think one of the reasons why it still looks a little different is the contrast on the eyelashes? ASK seems to make the eyelashes very soft-ish, with lighter more tones around the corners. Sometimes ASK's lower lids are so light that they merge with the skin.
Also, most of the time the artist has a more washed quality to the iris. While you put contrast (the darker shading at the top) on your character's eyes, ASK has maybe only one saturated colour and a grey-sh version of it on top.
Great analysis video! Subscribing for more :D
Thank you for the feedback! I actually didn't really figure out how they did the eyes so I just defaulted to something I knew. I feel like a video on different styles of eyes in the future might be really interesting.
あの方のイラストの髪の毛は細いところと太いところが極端だったり、髪の中に空洞？があることによって軽やかに感じます。
Hair is something that has SO MANY varientions, depending on style and artists. So I'm always glad to see more, specially one close to my style
thank u so so much!! i have always struggled how the physics of hair work with the shadows, so this was super helpful to watch! :D
also, in the comparison part of the video, in my opinion the style is very similar to ask's. i think the only big difference is that ask seems to put like a LOT of little details, which makes it pretty realistic. and in no way am i a professional artist, but i think the flow of the art you created felt very similar to that of ask's. the character dynamics resemble each other, and the coloring is spot on. again thank u so much for making this video it was honestly so needed 😭😭
a thing that helped me understand colors is that the colors themselves don't matter to the eye but the value. but that's what i think and what helped me
I'm not that familiar with ASK's artwork, but from the examples given in this video the way they draw hair seems to be weighed down by gravity (as well as being voluminous), perhaps overly so. Whereas your drawing of hair seems less affected by it. It might be composition as well. When I look at ASK's hair the hair flows in a way that makes it look cohesive to the art as a whole. Even the loose strands don't detract from the overall shape of the hair. With your art the character has messy hair, but it also goes everywhere so the viewer's attention would be less focused. This isn't a bad thing though, it's really just preference in the end/what you want to achieve.
Anyway thanks for this analysis, it was interesting to see the breakdown of techniques. I wish you well on your art journey!
Thank you for the feedback! I spent 2 weeks staring at all the different pieces and never actually noticed that!
うわ〜！楽しみにしてたんです！動画制作お疲れ様です！
ご視聴ありがとうございます！
I stopped doing art for a really long time and watching the two videos you uploaded makes me want to do art again. Thank you so much! ♥
THIS is the kind of breakdown that i needed thank you so much
beautiful art
this is the first time I see your work and ASK's (I've seen a few of his pics just never looked at the artist)
really the difference in rendering seems to be just line texture. ASK has most lines with this graphite texture. Another thing is ASK seems to draw hair like its a liquid
the pose of the character and flow of the hair aside, the biggest difference between your drawing and ask's is yours looks much smoother
both great tho
Thank you for your feedback!
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
What a great analysis! I learned so much!! I loved how your attempt turned out it's really beautiful
You mentioned feeling like your lineart lacks the same presence. For that image you showed of theirs near the end, I actually think the main difference is actually that your lines are too neat.
For that artwork you were trying to replicate, it actually has some very subtle messiness to the lineart - some parts seem to have been drawn with little smoothing on it and some of the lines (especially prominent in the outer lines of the hair) actually seem to have places where the lines are drawn twice.
Not sure if this is exactly what makes the difference but to me it definitely seems like something that could influence the impact of the lineart
this video gave me an inspiration to push through in art, thankyou for being such an inspirational content creator, now time to put this into learning
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
Hi mimi! This is a great video, and coming from an artist of 11 years, I think your rendering was successful! I totally agree that forms was what was "missing" from your study of ASK's hair, and I think what might help would be to paint the hair instead of drawing the outlines. By paint, I mean ASK seems to ignore the lineart and focus more on blocking in forms. In my eyes, they use a loose/messy lineart as a guideline, but mostly use the painting method to draw AND render which allows the forms in their drawing to look clean and intentional.
To better explain what I'm talking about, take the silhouette of just your hair and then take the silhouettes of ASK's hair shapes. If you compare the two, you can see ASK uses BIG clean shapes in the hair (thin strands are there but subtle and don't interrupt the main form), while your hair form is more "branched" out and doesn't have as clear of a form. This is not to say your style has issues, just explaining the differences! I look forward to seeing your next study!
Thank you for the feedback! I went into my own piece knowing I lacked the knowledge on forms so I thought that drawing the lines first might have helped (same thing with the piece in the beginning too). Painting directly seems rather daunting so the truth is that I have been afraid of trying it out properly. I will definitely be trying out a more painterly style soon though, I really like the look of those more than clean renders.
@@_mimi_mimimi Thank you for the reply! That’s understandable! I relate to that feeling. I feel most artists learn painting bit by bit, so no pressure to tackle something too complex! Your studies look effective and comprehensive, so I believe you’ll get better at whatever concepts you set your mind to. 😄
Lets goooo your first video really helped me imagine my excitement when I saw this on my recommended
very in-depth analysis, it helped me a lot today. Thanks! I think the main difference between your and ASK's hair is that their shape is more blocky and defined as a whole.
Amazing video! I love how informative and motivating watching your art process can be. Especially how you explain everything with your voiceover and the help of screenshots/outline/diagrams/labels(kinda idk what to call it) to help better identify and convey your understanding from your study.I felt sorta inspired to actually practice art and do proper colour studies again, so thank you! It's nice how you have subtitles and translations in both English and Japanese as well. Looking forward to future videos! ^^
Thank you for taking the time to write this. I try to imagine my past self when I make it so I try to be as clear as I can.
This is such a great study, thank you for breaking it down so simply, it was easy to understand! Excited to experiment with ASK's style :D
love your videos! the way you break down ask's artstyle is understandable and the watching process is pleasant too. it's very inspiring! thank you
Actually, your outcome blew my mind. It's just so awesome. But, it's not like we can really do it just as the professional (ASK). Cause they have more experience than us ^^
Thank you for this. I've been struggling with rending hair for a very long time.
Not exactly a beginner, but your breakdown has been helpful to me too! There's way more resources now than back when i first started so have fun, and good luck :) And minor tip: you can turn layer masks on and off by clicking on them while holding the Shift key (on Windows)
Good tip! Thank you!
Thank you for the continuation of last video! I very much appreciate you for going out of your way to make this video and provide the breakdown files. Please keep making videos! You're really inspiring 😁!!!
This is super informative, great work 👍I'm definitely going to be coming back here from time to time for help
Thank you so much for this! My coloring and details is making huge difference in my art!
This was so helpful! I struggle alot with hair, seing this video really gave me some help. Keep up the good work man!!!
Amazing video!! I think your line art versus ASK has less S curves and more C curves. I think adding more S curves will break up the symmetry. For example, the bangs in your line art look like they are only made up for C curves. And possibly adding more negative space and tapered strokes in the parts of the hair that are really floating in the wind because leaving them not tapered makes them look like they have volume but they shouldn't since they're pointing up. I love your videos, please continue to make more!!! Videos like these that break up art into their basic pieces are so helpful to me
Keep up the good work and I hope you keep improving!
I love the video, RUclips sent me a recommendation a moment after uploading, instant sub
Unfortunately the download link does not work
Sorry about the link, it's updated now.
Ahhh thank you so much!! This type of Video is incredibly helpful. Seeing your first video was already giving me a lot of insight into advanced analyzing and honestly I love this content. Please do more, it's so inpiring✨️
Wow this is an amazing video! Great work with the analysis and study, this is very helpful and motivating!
So I just recently found you and your breakdown really helped as I am currently trying to improve my rendering skills too. I think the way to "fix" what you say makes the back portion of your girls hair not pop, is to remove more detail. I think if you took out some of that detail and darkened it, you would see a difference. From a lot of the refs of ASK's that you shared, they have done that. The further the hair from the head, the less detail it needs.
I love your videos you explain stuffs so well that a beginner like me understand a lot please keep doing more videos like these ❤❤
thank you for another awesome video! keep up the great work!!!
more... i want... moree this kind of video!!! because not gonna lie it helped me so much to improve
We need more breakdown content like this!
Really like watching these analysis videos!
Love this! Keep up the great work
I would actually love to see another viedeo about asks style :3
Maybe you could study how they make the hair so.. dynamic? like the picture on 11:14 for example! Anyways I really love your videos and I am already excited too see more :D hope you have a good day and thank you for the good content >:3
Thank you sooo much!! Your viedos are really helpful for trying to study other artist's artsyles! Please keep doing them !!!
daaamn bro the piece you showed art the beginning looked so damn good already tho
I'm in love with this videos, pls keep doing them y-y
i really like your videos man i find them helpful cuz im really intrested in japanese illustartors art
keep doing them videos
Always like your contents 😊excited for more future vids!
Love your vids! Learn a lot 💙
Thank you for that!!❤️
Drawing long complicated hair is my doom as well. I always feel like I am going to get a stroke when I try to draw hair like that.
holy christ the excessive amount of research for this vid is incredible o:
damn, another amazing analysis video!! these are so helpful tysm
Awesome stuff. Subbed
Awesome! Keep up the good work! A lot of useful tips, love your channel already
Thank you for this video is really helpful and your explication is really clear and detailed, please keep going!
Such a detailed tutorial, thanks bro, i love your channel.
You sure are really underrated my bro
love your work ❤❤❤
underrated channel, very educational ❤
my goodness, thank you sooo much for this! 💕💕
amazing study, thank you!
Amazing video. ❤
Thank you for the video, it is so helpful!
I thank you very much.
The point about lineart presence, it might be because your lineart is too clean and lacks the control you can have with messy textured lineart. However, it does not look objectively worse.
(not an expert here, just a suggestion)
Thank you for the idea.
Great skills. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing video hoping for anothe one keep it up
Woah I am so early and I have no idea what to say- 😭
Dude your video is amazing.
If you show the brush properties then its more easy for us (the one which doesnt have clp) to try what you teach. Think is important you keep doing it~
Please, make more videos about Askziyer Art style! Especially the hair!!😁❤
love it 🔥
your vids are soo helpful
ong this oc looks like a 2018 gacha oc
but its cute lmao
Thanks a lot bro. Can you do a tutorial about clothing folds too? i always love how these amazing anime artist draw folds
I probably will in the future!
I love this content
omg yaaay !! subbed ty
i love these videos!!!!!!!!
OMG thank you bro!
thanks a lot, this is very helpful💞
Nice!
謝謝您的影片很好懂~ 希望能做更多其他繪師的!!
Thank you!!
This is all so useful!! Thank you very much!! But the link is not working for the file is not working :'c
Sorry about the link, it's updated now.
this is amazing, you are helpful a lot 🙇 exactly what i wanna learn. Also link of your source file isn't working, will you be able to provide it again?
Sorry about the link, it's updated now.
@@_mimi_mimimi thanks so much!
More ask video please
your art is good
just need the pose then character design and face expression
in short more composition
but that thing come with experience so its okay
the link donnt working ;__;
Sorry about that, it's updated now.
@@_mimi_mimimi thank you so much >_
huh, the link is not working
Sorry about that, it's updated now.
Heck yeah !!!
I can't seem to access the google drive to download the CSP file as it's saying that it does not exist.
Is there another way to look at it? These studies are very useful and I'd like to know more about it.
Sorry about the link, it's updated now.
@@_mimi_mimimi appreciate thanks!
I think rather than add a lot of colour manually, they might use chromatic aberration to by pass it. When I draw I sometimes do that too.
That's a really good idea! Thank you.
link is dead and always check your volume when editing .voice clashes with your bgm. But overall I love the content which is the most important in the video ;D
Thank you! Sorry about the link, it's updated now.
Do you feel like the bgm's too loud? I tried tuning it down and it was personally too soft for me so I kept the same balance as the first video.
@@_mimi_mimimi sorry didny elaborate. i only felt it at the outro from what I remember where the blue archive theme is banging on your closing thoughts
HELL YEA BUT THE FILES ISNT WORKING BUT HELL YEA LOVE THIS
Sorry about the link, it's updated now.