#tutorial knight

[blabberoo]

You've done this before...

Countless of times...

Why now?

Bonus :)

[licoricesus]

took an embarrassingly long time gelp

[sky-lia]

Dead cells drawings with silly headcanons !! We should make a Deadcells-verse one day

[pinkanilop]

Tutorial Knight ! :▷

[michaeladrianwright]

A knight and friends.

[cozylittleartblog]

i would like to share this VERY handy tutorial on drawing cars by the ever-immaculate EtheringtonBrothers (twitter, instagram)

[niawildewood]

How i draw Grass

A friend of mine commed me to draw this and then after asked me to teach em how I do backgrounds so for the next 45 minutes, I spent it doing this how I draw grass tutorial.

[sleepy-mocha]

Posted the tutorial for this piece early on p4tr30n!!! 🧡 You can watch it now there, or wait til Christmas Day to see it on youtube for free!

I talked about how I colored and rendered this sketch from my october sketchbook pdf :3

[scp999ticklemonster]

I created a roblox account! Yay 🥳

My friend and I recently played Block Tales and I really liked this game!

as I noticed there was no Tickle Content for this game, so I decided to be the first to publish a TC for Block Tales ( ・∇・)

[arckiaym]

drifter idk what u were expecting when u started kissing an afront to the gods, their parents r freaks too

[taylor-titmouse]

i was asked how you do this. this is how you do this. you can get the textures and defect brushes here, they're on sale!

[greenroze2]

your rendering is so good how do you do it

Thanks, I love your rendering too!! Gonna try and make a tutorial ^^

To start off, I'm on Clip Studio Paint and these are the brushes I use! First two for rendering characters (round brushes) and the other two for mostly backgrounds (square brushes)

I used to do lineart, but it takes too long >:( now I just make a sketch and sorta clean it up!

Next I fill it in with a gray color. For simpler pieces I just put in the flat colors, but for more paint-y pieces I do grayscale -> color! I'll be doing that here :)

Also, I make 3 clipped layers on top of the gray - two are multiply, and the top one is screen. On the first multiply, I do a soft gradient using an airbrush

On the next multiply layer, I fill everything in with either a cool-ish or warm-ish gray, depending on the mood ^^

I also determine a light source, and use the lasso tool on the screen layer to block out where (I think) the light hits! Tbh I just do wherever feels right lmao, but I recommend having a reference! I like doing it in triangle patterns

Then adjust the opacity of each layer to whatever feels right, and merge everything (I don't merge the sketch/lineart yet, I do it before adding colors in!)

Now... rendering. Some tips I have are color pick (greys) off of the canvas and use them to paint! Clean up the sketch more, erase edges, but I save details (like Galaxia's red gem, his eyes, etc.) for the end, or during coloring.

After I'm sorta happy with it, I merge the sketch layer, then duplicate it, and add a gradient map! I did this sunset-y one but changed the hue to yellow-ish, then lowered the layer's opacity ^^

Play around with the hue-saturation-luminosity setting!

Now go crazy with blending modes! Multiply, overlay, color, glow/color dodge, etc. Feel free to layer them up on top of each other too, and this is to add the character/piece's actual colors in. For example, I used a white-blueish overlay layer for his mask and glove, blue for his cape, blah blah

Now I clean the sketch up/refine it more. Also, to "harmonize" the color palette, you can add a colored gradient on top. Then set it to multiply, and add overlay/glow dodge layers with any colors you see fit! I like using teal and light/warm orange! Here is an example of a colored gradient:

Another tip is to add saturated colors on the edges of both lighting and darker shadows, before blending it:

Also I usually add in a light blue/grey in shadowy areas, and lower the opacity for reflective light:

Also! You can lasso + use an airbush with a light blue to block out parts of the background (his cape here, for example). It helps with more depth!

Finally, I like adding sparkles on low opacity :3 And gaussian blur to certain areas! I'm using radial blur on this piece though ^^

For the background, I like doing blocky shapes!! I use my square brush on 90% ish opacity, to color pick different hues from the piece. For lighting I use a glow dodge layer, here's a mini timelapse as well as the finished art!

At the very end, play around with the hue/saturation and contrast tools to change the colors :)

[uglysquiddd]

Little Hornet wip animation cuz she’s freaking cool

i have no idea how to animate good lol 😅

I HAVE FLIPNOTE!!!! MODDED 3DS MY BELOVED!!!

​(also sorry it’s a recording of the screen)

[kitchenwizardkisser7]

Blocktales stamps :0

I have more of these I need 2 make

[miikrowelle]

How do you draw/color your art. I really love how there is little to no outline on some of them. Do you sketch out the drawing first and "outline" it with the color you will be using or what?

Here is a lil rundown of how I drew my latest drawings :3

Basically I sketch, then use that sketch to just put the flat colors

After that I add some gradients and then more details

This works really well with simple designs, however when I draw complex backgrounds I usually just color my sketch and then draw over it

[darkparablesgainira]

MY WIFE

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Tutorial knight:>