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if I'm not gonna get it, I'm gonna draw it🥲

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there was only one bed

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Smooches*

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Find me in the future

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The Main six Baldur's Gate Companions

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zolu nonsense from twt. so i call u illegirl

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Trying out something different for the clouds~

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Thanks for reading

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Should’ve went for the wizard instead

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ALL TOGETHER!! ☠️☠️☠️ [patreon]

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would you let him into your town

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Do you have a coloring tutorial or recommended digital brushes? I love the way you render! It feels polished while maintaining the roughness and charm of a sketch!

I’m an artist who can get linework down pretty easily but when it comes to rendering that’s where I struggle. Any wisdom helps! ❤️

Hello!! Thank you so much! <3 I did a simple tutorial awhile ago but It's not the best Rendering is also my weak point but I can outline a few things I do! But overall my Process is: - rough sketch - clean sketch/lineart - flat colors - shadows - highlights - merge layers and use adjustment filters to get the look i want before I start rendering ( Color balance/hue + saturation/gradient maps/adjustment layers) !! This is generally where I stop if i am not doing a painting and keeping it as a lined drawing !! - I will add finishing details like eye shine etc.~ DONE if I am doing a painting styled piece i keep going. - I will start just painting on top of everything - I generally just stick with the same brushes I sketch with because I'm comfortable with them and I find switching brushes to be kind of tedious. So its the HB Pencil and Basic Sketch a lot of times. - Use the eyedropper tool to pick colors to blend and using adjustment layers like multiply to deepen shadows then merge down again. - Using to many layers makes me frustrated. - Render render render - When I'm happy or just don't feel like I want to work more on it I add some noise and chromatic aberration and Viola!

I use almost all of the adjustment tools but the big 3 for me are: Color balance (this helps me adjust my color choices and unify the vibe of the piece in going for) Noise! adds some nice grain to the art and makes it a bit more tactile. Chromatic aberration just adds such a cool look and depth.

as for brushes I have a page on my Caard that lists my most used ones I have a tag on my page with tutorials as well I hope some of this helps!

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watch what happens when one ruthless tiny alien meets one huge soft drow.

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this is your reminder to give Shadowheart all the pretty armor

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thinking about that one grymforge boss fight