#just messing around with colors

[puffpastrycrimewatch]

I was trying to draw some lore but it ended up becoming a gummy doodle page (⁠ʘ⁠ᴗ⁠ʘ💢)

🚨Haribo gummy bears were harmed in the making of this🚨

[glacier-shrimp]

Some flowers for you ❤️

[stariiberry]

when your circle small but yall are CRAZY!!!!

[vacueye]

looking through old tf2 stuff again + felt like reuploading some of my favorite (mostly spy) art throughout the years

[futilefangirl]

[k1tty5]

day 1: throwback

[betweenblackberrybranches]

In Her image☀️

Messy doodle turned into whatever this is

[colief]

incoherent

[scrombit]

hi guys

[leafdoodles]

maybe gem in 6 or 46? if you’re still doing the colour palette thing!

I flipped a coin and got 6 so that means Pirate Gem (I don’t make the rules) ((I do make the rules))

And I���ll try to keep doing the palette challenge for as long as I get requests :)

[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

he is just. so shaped. so so so So shaped.

[puffpastrycrimewatch]

Intermission...

I KEEP FORGETTING TO DRAW EVIL PUFFS ANTENNAS ༎ຶ⁠‿⁠༎ຶ

[dogerbooger]

Some Hermit gals………..what more can I say

[turtleblogatlast]

It’s hard to escape self doubt

[pigswithwings]

love for cities / love for nature (art requests!)

[egophiliac]

hi! this is Insomniac Anon here!!! I noticed on some of ur artworks (specifically the unique magic posters), that u have a textured look to em, like paper or grain ... i wanted to ask how u get that effect? is it a brush, a filter, or like an overlay/png u use ... ? pls tell me!! ;v; I really like how the texture looks, so i wanted to know how 2 do it since ure a very big inspo 2 me LAWL ... I've been doing art practices in diff styles i find, so, i wanted to know a bit more how you do it :^D

thank you! :D :D :D it's usually photos/textures of paper that I've messed around with; I have a bunch of free/paid/ones I took myself. anytime I see good photos of paper I add it to the collection...it is my weakness. 😔

I mostly use Photoshop, but this should work in any program that supports blending modes (also I did this in like an hour to use as an example, please forgive it :')

image by itself before texturing:

with the texture pasted in (for this one I'm using this public domain one from Pexels):

then mess around with the blending mode to see how it looks -- in this case I went with overlay, but soft light and hard light are usually good ones too, it really depends on the texture:

then with a bunch of messing around with opacity/colors/saturation/levels/adding in a bit more texture until I like how it looks:

et voilà, texture! (waves hands)