#rendering process ! LOL

[melioristicbeast]

Thinking 'bout.. Older Sterek and love bites 💭💭

[now available on Redbubble!]

[roppiepop]

is a dream a want

[peethepauu]

before and after

[alkallier]

Space police

@weepingdeputycolorbear

[dapperbeetledraws]

Draco watches Harry's patronus with bright eyes and an awed smile, before catching sight of Harry standing beyond the trees, and then his face melts into something entirely different. - Temptation on the Warfront ch 20 by alizarincrimson

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Dude I just read this fic and it went so crazy I had to make some art for it!!! I want to draw more scenarios from this fic because omg.. but work has picked up so it might be a bit before I can indulge ;_; <3

[abd-illustrates]

If it is ok to ask, how much time does your art take in total, more specifically the rendering?

This is gonna sound like a very generic answer lol, but it tends to vary piece to piece!

If it helps though, I try to always show the total time that each individual part of the drawing process (sketch, ink, color) took in real-time in all of my speedpaints, so if you want to know exactly how long the rendering (/colouring) took for any piece on my channel, you should see it written in the bottom-right-corner of the video! (^^)/

[toytle]

a lot of comic art would benefit from sticking to the flatcolors

[licorishh]

greek man save me......... save me mad scientist save me

[starlostfish]

IM BACK! MORE AJIN :D

hiiii this took a while but here! I hope you like it! If you guys would like to see any other Ajin characters, let me know and ill try to draw to it at some point! :] (inbox open!)

[fraternum-momentum]

forgor i tried out that speedpaint thing on csp halfway thru the daisuke drawing

[vargaslovinghours]

Say it like you mean it

[phyriaxi]

For the art requests, could you draw Dorothy? :D

Dorothy !!

[ thank you for the request! ]

[honeybard]

a little look into the process of the art I posted yesterday. saved for my benefit mostly

[princesscallyie]

Oh! Well that was less difficult than I thought. First time rendering a pic like this in... forever. Not my usual coloring style, but would definitely would like to experiment with more techniques in the future.

Featuring one of the prettiest men I've ever seen. Also last art of 2024!

[lunathejediknight]

you know your better than this

[darkrooklobby]

✨ Not rendered vs. Rendered Art! ✨

One of my friends asked me, what's rendering? Since we're both in the art sphere, I made these two pictures to show what rendering is :)

In digital art, and in traditional art, "rendering" means "refining" something. You draw over things, blend things, correct things, introduce new shapes/colors to correct something, smooth stuff, and go deep into detail, all to make your piece look 3D, realistic, or simply better 😂

( Some artists prefer not to render! Depending on the style, it can be completely unnecessary :3 )

Rendering in illustration is often overlooked, especially if you didn't see the drawing beforehand. The initial stage of a drawing is rough & basic. You can see my lines, the shapes I was using, and the colors are not quite right. Many speedpaints may also not start redering until they have a value drawing, with varying grey unrefined shapes.

During rendering (one of the most lengthy art processes out there) you can smooth things, erase lines, correct shadows, correct lights, adjust colors, etc. The options are limitless, but basically, you're trying to get your bare-bones drawing to look finalized while correcting mistakes. My parrot looks more 3D and smooth because I rendered it (slightly). It's mostly line-less, adjusted, and shaped slightly different in some places. To do this, I had to go over every piece of the drawing ^^;

I hope this explanation makes sense! 💖

( Honorable mention for 3D animators: "rendering" is the stage of exporting the finished animation with models, added effects, calculated light + shadows into a final .mp4 file by the program. It can take hours! 🥰 the output is usually very polished tho, so... it's worth it? )