#yakumo ran

[ryunumber]

Ran yakumo

Ran Yakumo has a Ryu Number of 3.

[tinpot64]

this shouldve been done like 5 months ago but blehhhh x3

[fds-t]

yakumo ran from touhou project 7 (and several other games)

[egguv]

the yakumos' day out i'm feeling like drawing something cute that's not my usual artstyle :)

[jirokano]

[finalcrabb]

megane

[koubu6841]

Ran and company.

[nine-tailed-shikigami]

When Ran has lost her patience with you.

[sponge-eater]

This joke has been in my mind for a really loooong time

[sukimas]

now that ran's in a new touhou game, i had to give her a celebratory art piece. congratulations you chuckable fox.

[animuqts]

Ran Yakumo, Touhou

Source

[lonelyhorrortea]

Finished Ran, time for Yukari

[amarumasposts]

One hour draw

[fds-t]

New and completely original custom Ran Yakumo redesign!

Hello! Just wanted to share a sketch of my original custom Ran redesign!

It features Ran with long hair, black dress with red tabard, and purple tails made of fire!!

I call her:

"Purple Fire Ran"

[loftyanchor]

What brushes or programs do you use? Sorry if you've already answered this before!

My brushes have changed a lot since the last time I shared 'em! I use Clip Studio Paint with a mixture of my own brushes (download) and some altered character pens from ×ェ× (download). Explanations n' samples below~!

For sketches I use my Brushy brush and a slightly altered version of ×ェ×'s character pens. My alterations to their pen were pretty minor - I reduced the variation in brush size, especially at the start and end of the stroke, to make it more like a standard lineart brush.

I use my Grain brushes and another altered brush to refine the lines. Instead of creating a new layer for my line art, I draw the line art on the same layer as my sketch. I use these brushes to draw and erase, adding and subtracting from my sketch to clean it up.

I don't use Rough or Bumpy too often, but they're good for cleaning up line art and creating fine detail. I use them to create intricate details and patterns that are actually just a bunch of little scribbles and loops when you zoom in

[inversionimpulse]

wait, oh my god, that's a shikigami paper doll - like from real-life shikigami rituals - in the shape of a two-tailed cat

It's Chen!

That's adorable!