#i rlly like the brush that u use for the colouring and lineart!!!

[loopeyfluff]

OMGMGMGOGMMGMGMGOM YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS :DDDDD!!!! MIKEY LOOKS SO ADORABLEEEEE AND DONNIE LOOKS SO FOND!!!! THEY LOVE EACH OTHER UR HONOR!!!

@loopeyfluff request! First time drawing Mikey, won't be the last lol

[fjelln]

i love this brush more than i love myself

literally hard drugs

frehendils. bc i love him also. need 2 draw him more. i gave him a tail recently. his form is not constant but he has a form to default to, this one. i think its fitting. none of that rlly matters to anyone here tho

art infodump warning

anyway this brush. comes with a few similar brushes pre installed on krita. i think they are downright incredible. you can block out shapes with larger sizes, it makes nice lineart. i tend to go over my lines more than once in a single stroke, so it works well with my style of lines. you can alternate and find a mix between curved lines that will fold against itself (controlled thick lines) and straight lines that stay at a constant thickness. i feel like i use this brush as a crutch because im bad at maintaining the pen pressure i like. this is like having pen-pressure influenced line size without the need to be articulate with the pressure of the pen, and instead your ability to control the pen. im bad at controlling the pressure of the pen. i always make the lines too thick, too thin, but especially when making curved lines i fumble and the thickness varies beyond what i wanted. i figure if i just practiced with pen pressure then i probably wouldnt like these brushes as much, because then i could achieve the same lineart affect with less time without the brush. absolutely none of that is important.

the brush is on krita along with the other brushes. krita is free on pc. i have it for windows. i used to have it on an old laptop but it crashed all the time. i recently learned that each layer takes up an amount of RAM, which now is more obvious. it can be assumed that the laptop was just overworked from my own choices of the.. colour space? idk what its called. the engine that makes up the colour, per layer, uses an amount of RAM. my laptop didnt have a lot, and i was using the animation feature which is maybe more resource consuming. what i am saying is, i really enjoy krita and would recommend it, but if u have a low end device keep in mind

[cannibaldatingsite]

hiii don’t know if u answered this b4 but i can’t find anything about it so ... what app and brushes do u use ? ur lineart looks rlly good

i pay for photoshop unfortunately </3 for lineart i LOOOOVE this brush its pretty much always what i use unless ive been like colouring with smtg else and like forgot to switch

[ear]

these r just my artist two cents but!! i had that same issue n i think it was bc i was too focused on making my lineart perfect, n when u do that it makes nothing ever look right, n therefore makes u less like... confident n it shows sometimes? idk it’s way easier said then done but i’ve tried to be a lot looser n more chill w my lineart recently n it’s really improved both my final products n my attitude!!! idk if that’s helpful but i relate n empathize Heavily w ur struggles

WELL i never actually do lineart i just colour sketches and stuff but i see what ure saying................ i do use rlly thick lines but thats cuz i cant rlly control thinner lines very well..................

ALSO THANK UU...... i started lineless art too recently and it looks pretty good compared to my coloured line work so yeah......... it might just be my lines stead of the colours...... i also wanna find a better sketch/lineart brush bc the one i use is for more thinner lines............. ive just been too lazy to download new brushes......... THANK U MWAUH

[001teyu]

Asdfghjjkl dang. Your coloring skills are so tricking good like woahh. May I ask though, how do you colour? Just the process of it at least, maybe. Hhnngg, thank you ;;;

hi der anon aaa- thank you ;; A ;; )/ oh oooOHif u rlly wan kno, here’s a thing- color process?? its rlly bad???

so uhh dis is kenma btw lolol -as usual i start with a sketch dat i consider lineart aha- color block (i use a color i normally wudnt use)- i clip the next layers onto da color block (base, shading, etc)

- use a soft round brush to liek add blush? da color depends- i liek go for oranges on warm undertone/ reds on cool undertone

-shading! (i use #d5b2b8 set on multiply)- i also add color(the one i used as blush) to lineart

- nao i jus group them all then add other effects such as color, filters (cOZ FILTERS R NICE OK), etc.

- i duplicate that and merge it all together, dis is where i clean up & fix things including painting over places ive missd, liquify (!!!), etc.

- i sometimes use iris blur to make it fancy lol 

then ur done!!! aaaaa ;;; A ;;; /