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六零太極図(って何ですか？)

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Tried a simpler style 'ere

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Bartender Zero

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Finished up that old ZeroX wip for spirasonic!

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AO3 let me down with the scarce sweet mmx fanfiction so I went on the incorrect quotes site and now I have 30 screenshots I want to illustrate

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This was supposed to be their normal selves but I'm apparently not over wanting them to be happy together in the Zero timeline.

So X and Zero, helmetless and resting well in a what if where X was able to be revived despite a certain someone.

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Drawing Zero from memory is hard (I love giving Zero shark teeth <3)

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The Zero games make me sad, but they're the easiest versions of X and Zero for me to draw... So I drew this to cheer myself up

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shuttle ending in MMX5

X: “god i hope zero is safe”

Zero, currently piloting a shuttle rebuilt with 4 planks of wood, a pack of gum, and 3 bandaids by douglas:

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Mega Man X

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Sorry if this is a silly question but how do you get that glowy look for colours in your art?? It looks so cool and pretty

Hi! Not a silly question at all! I'll use this drawing that has a transparent white canvas background as an example. Here it's fully colored and without any effects.

When I'm ready to export as a PNG, I merge all the layers into one and then duplicate that one layer.

This is where the effects happen. On that duplicate layer, I use gaussian blur to begin. Usually I go for somewhere between 5 and 10.

Then, again on that blurred layer, I change the layer mode. Typically I'll do multiply, overlay, shade, or shade/shine.

Here I pick overlay.

I usually adjust the opacity to my liking during this stage as well. In this case I set to 60%.

You can also see there is a "glow" around him. Sometimes, if I don't want this "glow", I'll clip the layer to remove it.

And that's essentially it! I use Paint Tool SAI as my drawing app, but I know different apps have different blur and layer mode options that you can experiment with 😊

This is definitely one of my fav things to do with my drawings. It can really make it so much more appealing to look at in the end...