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Hiii your art is so beautiful! What digital art platform do you use? Also can o ask what brushes you use to make everything look so soft? :]

thank you! :) the last few posts alternate between csp and photoshop. Details are fuzzy at best as it's been a couple years since i last had access to digital art, but i do remember having devin korwin's, grzegorz rutkowski's and yizheng ke's sets on ps. Specific brushes within those are beyond me, but luckily i was in perpetual experimentation so i never kept to the same ones either way. Csp was just korwin's as well (and the daub pencils i believe)

it's not the first time this 'softness' is pointed out to me, but i'd call it mostly incidental! I liked to reserve harsher edges and values for finishing touches - so most of these paintings remained hazy by consequence of being abandoned wips lol. I used to start with the softer brushes as opposed to blurring it afterwards, so if you'd like to replicate the look, try the low opacity and the airbrush-looking ones!

apologies for this mess, but i hope you find something you like

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attempts at remembering their proportions on company time

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