main problem is just that the perspective on the head is a little off. try moving the left hair bun down and rounding out the jaw on the right a bit. the best way to get an idea of what’s wrong is to look at a reference — to get the perfect angle, you can take a picture of yourself. keep a close eye on the structure of it all. thinking in 3d is hard, but you can always draw curved topographical lines to help you visualize.
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It really helped allot!
I legit never would ve figured it out😭
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Also ik i didnt round the jaw well but it s alr...rightttt...?
Friereeenn :DD
characther doodles 1/5
Help the pic looks soo shitty.·´¯`(>▂<)´¯`·.
How do you male your art look soo soft and painterly and nice and yk :D
hi!! omg tysm for the kind words!! im not the greatest at putting my work into words, but i usually love putting a focus on playing with colors!!
i wouldnt say i have any specific techniques--i'm still largely learning and mostly self taught--but the best i can do is link some of my progress shots, walk through my progress a little, and maybe link a past speedpaint!
Here's the initial sketch I had for the Kanade piece!
I start with a background color and base colors (largely unaffected by any background colors). Then i use a couple of gradient maps + slight filters to get an alteration that i want and layer them over the base until I get something I like.
I really just play around with any program related features to get something going--personally I find it easier having something to start with rather than having everything figured out at the beginning! For this reason I find the way I work a little messy
For the rendering process, I typically merge my sketch and color layers together and paint on the merged layer--this is usually how I forget to get proof of my progress LMAO so I take screenshots while I work instead. Once I have a good amount of rendering thought out, I add some glow effects on other layers + filters if I need to add to the mood
I literally resort to fixing anything and everything in the rendering process, so my colors tend to change a lot when I work digitally (the above is like ~1.5hr difference in just painting over everything--i also never finished it lmaooo)
For brushes, I use a ton of brushes on the csp store! So far I've been playing around with a lot of them, so I don't think I have any that I specifically default to? But these two have been useful for color blocking and sketching--otherwise I think I also tend to use the csp defaults
I use the laptop I draw on for school as well, so to keep it functional I typically do not save/record speedpaints with csp... but I do have some past processes when I used procreate that I can link here! They will link to twitter posts, but I may have some on this blog iirc
Honakana Speedpaint - Portrait - Emu Card Paintover
I HEARED ALL OF THEESE TWICE EXCEPT ENA... I HEARED IT NEVER.
Sega PLZ I M BEGGING I WANT THE FULL WEDDING CMON 🥹🥹🥹
the lines when you pull their cards i- 😭
I made it to the state level :D
Bocchi the rock is soo good help
Every anime i watched recently was great i m soo happy yeyy
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Some char doodles coming up btw
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I just hope it isnt AI.......
i found it on Pinterest soo i m not sure ngl....
BUT GOSH IT LOOKS GOOD :D
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LMAO HELP
that markiplier comma meme BUT ITS ENA
I hate this sm but oh well
I ll try to fix it digitally 😭
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