#I love the ibis paint digital brush

[lurkamargarine]

Deus ex Madoka

Auch Gott hat seine Hölle; es ist seine Liebe zu den Menschen

[mangosundae]

No computer today so here’s a phone drawing of Gangle from the latest episode. Real picture of me when I worked in food service lmao.

[mossy-paws]

phighting x slugcats (rain world) would be possibly very epic and cool maybe

Here you go :3 the silly little wawas

(+ a teensy little swocket doodle since a lot of people requested it)

[asmodeauxx]

ace attorney splatoon crossover when???

(still not that used to drawing on my phone again)

[samgatinho]

martyn again . testing rendering stuff or whatevaaaa

:p !!!!!!

[ubtendo]

Men 😮‍💨

I gotta fix Booners face, something about it bothers me, thats a problem for tomorrow tho

[ironfoxgiver]

Peace & War

[bigbrainbiology]

Blue-er skies ahead 🦋

[nannerism]

It'll be okay, Wally! Mama Home is here for you.

[nickwheaters]

sorry that it's been a while!! I'm really prioritising posting on Instagram lately- here's a sir nighteye doodle from a few days ago!

[alittlemonstersart]

Girl time :3

[mistercakerz]

[an-theduckin]

Drew my friend as a princess <33

[nartothelar]

Hiii I’m sorry if you’ve been asked this before but what brush do you use for your art?? I love your art so much, and the brush you use looks so clean. Thanks so much :)))

I use two main brushes when I line digitally, both default brushes on ibis paint :

hard turnip brush

calligraphy brush

for my usual sketchier style, I just use a lead 0.3 pencil on paper and scan and extract the lineart!

[ferzpuupu]

YOU USE IBIS PAINT??? what brushes do you use, i love your art!! (°ˊᗜˋ°)

thank u i use digital pen for line art and watercolor pencil for the rest

[gemapples]

im so sorry it took me so long to answer these oml but YES i'd be happy to show how i draw and color :)

— SKETCHING

please note that i almost always sketch traditionally first lol it's just a lot easier for me to determine how the drawing is placed that way, but i always go over and re-sketch it digitally

for magolor i always start with a basic egg shape (lmao) and then i add his ears. then I draw the scarf; it's easy to determine the shape and dynamicism based on where the bottoms of the ears are located

then i usually add the cape and hood together. where and how these are placed and what these look like in general are very important because they're the main area that perspective is directed to (the ears and everything else is important too ofc!! but the hood and cape usually help demonstrate where he is looking and how he is moving the most). then i add everything else, usually his hands last!

— LINEART

ohhhhhh god my worst enemy. Hope youre sitting down because this will be embarrassing LMAO

lineart is easily what i struggle with most and is more often than not the most time consuming and grating step for me. If i had a choice i would drop it in a heartbeat, but my style is so dependent on thick lines and shapes that it's difficult to 😭 a hole i dug myself into unfortunately ITS FINE THOUGH. ANYWAYS I'm getting sidetracked

i use my finger to draw all my digital art, which means i usually have to use a Heavy stabilizer to avoid shakiness and staggered lines. Unfortunately ibis paint's stabilizer is actually dog water and doesn't even stabilize more than half the time (in which case i have to repeat lines over. And over. And over again until i get it right) but when it does like me and works properly it's very helpful!

i always use the soft school pen bleed brush as my main tool for lineart. This brush has been my best friend for everything, i even use it for sketching idk it just really like the way it looks lol. sometimes i change the aspect if i want the lines to look more ,, chalky?? or smoother depending on the work

i don't really use this tool much but for this specific piece, force fade was my partner in crime

also i think i need to mention that i use so many layers for this. So many layers lol like to the point it's embarrassing. and at the end i merge most of them (except for the gear patterns, rings on his ear, and eyes + hands, which usually need to be by themselves as they're colored separately) Thank you for layers

and i end up with this!

— COLORING && SHADING

yippee yahoo the fun part !!! the part that i love the most

at this point, if i havent already, i always create a folder for convenience in organization because this is the part that i stress the most about what details are on which layers lmao

then i add ANOTHER layer below that for the color, then i put every single color used on their own separate layer!

now, for shading, if im working on larger pieces with more complex shading, i'll usually plan it all out. normally when just drawing magolor, i don't really need to do this anymore because i'm so used to it lol, but for funsies i did it here anyways

then i use the bucket tool to fill them all in

i usually have a set color palette for all the characters i draw (though the way i shade white differs. A lot between my work as you can probably tell fhdfgf). For every color, i have two specific tones that are associated with the shading. for example, indigo + violet are shaded with my blue, pink + light orange (or lighter pink depending on my mood lol) are shaded with yellow, etc.

so, i shade the other areas with the 2nd shading color

a big tip i can give for coloring is to look at a color wheel when you draw. i know that sounds like. Such basic advice LMAO but that seriously was a huge help for me when developing my shading and something i learned while studying — if you notice, in all of the shading in my work, all of the colors used are analogous on the color wheel. note that not ALL combinations will work together like others obv !! but it's a huge step in knowing where to go with it

then i add other extra details like extra lighting, halftones (if i feel like it // if it fits the work), glow to his eyes, and color the lines and ta-da!

another tool i use a lot especially with my more recent art are blending modes, especially multiply. i use a clipping layer to add a dark color (usually a dark blue or purple) and set it to multiply, then erase the areas that emit light

and this is the end result! this is a very very basic demonstration of it fhdjg i was a pretty messy with the lighting and erasing in this example but you get the general idea right

and that's how i draw :) i hope this was helpful, and thanks for asking and being so patient with the response!