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Pro gamer tip: when you fill, press the little button called "grow" and set it to 1, and then fill on the layer below. That way, you don't get those weird unfilled parts on the side.

deunownartist (Mar 6, 2023)

Ayo Thanks for the tip that helps alot!

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train

susu (Feb 15, 2023)

I've dreamed of this train 3 times now. It asks me to get in, and takes me on this trippy adventure. cool.

3 comments – latest 4:

susu (Feb 16, 2023)
drawn in 17 min

added some minor details... looks like a crazy train...

susu (Feb 17, 2023)
drawn in 14 min

AHH

LazyFish (Feb 26, 2023)

this is so weird I love it!

susu (Feb 27, 2023)

Thank you Lazy_fish/jen & luv2!

Dusty Stampede boys

LazyFish (Feb 24, 2023)

Been way too long since I drew something on here or at all in general. I'm quite out of practice. Took me a few min to recall all of the functions for this program. Drawn with my old 2003 waicom graphire tablet. I have been wanting to pick drawing back up again and finally had some time this weekend. I'm really enjoying the new Trigun Stampede so I decided to draw something.

4 comments – latest 4:

susu (Feb 24, 2023)

Woah. This is great. Reminds me of Vash the stampede

LazyFish (Feb 24, 2023)

Lol thats good because it is Vash from the new series. I have a lot left to do on this. At least it's recognizable so far.

luv2 (Feb 26, 2023)

Nice draw, I like your use of color, and you seem to do well considering problems. I think I only tried that applet once.
Did you have a different username then?

LazyFish (edited Feb 26, 2023)

Yea it was a long time ago. I lost my password and dont have the same email anymore. Was under The_Chosen. I actualy havent drawn any thing in ages. I have a new ex pen but I actualynever used it yet...this was done with my old waicom graphite its ancient but works.

First shot at Realism!

yellow.nutella (Feb 7, 2023)

Reference
Tips and critiques are forever welcome, please comment on where and how I can improve, I sincerely appreciate it.

9 comments – latest 4:

yellow.nutella (edited Feb 14, 2023)

Thanks guys! It means a lot to get feedback.
@luv2 I am keeping the dots jaja. I like them and was recently watching Puss in Boots and their amazing, scratchy animation. I fell in love. Not to mention I also adore Spider-man into the Spider-verse and their equally, if not, more scratchy smear-frame, animation and not to mention those juicy lines they add on top of the 3-D models. Just, ah, chef's kiss. I like the dither. And I'm a sucker for animation. I lean more towards that than realism, so adding the half-tones is a little of my touch.

@bitbof I have watched a few videos and they encourage references with good, contrasting lighting for drawing portraits (and many things, for that matter), I thought this was a great time to put that info into use.
I did zoom out quite often, but I agree, the tone for her chest area was not a perfect match. The expression, oof. It wasn't until my family member pointed out that her face was tilted and open-mouthed. But I was too tired and too lazy to alter it. Jejeje. Since I didn't get the tilt and positioning of her face in my initial sketch, I feel like it did affect the draping and expression in the end. I do acknowledge that the end product doesn't carry what the referenced did. I did spend more time in the face, I was just too excited!
Nonetheless, I had a good time drawing this, I learned a lot. To be honest, I just wanted to see if I could draw a face that make people say, "Yep, that's a person."

shults (Feb 18, 2023)

Very nice :)

susu (Feb 24, 2023)

Excuse me mrs. nutella, but what technique/ tools do you use for shading in kleki?

yellow.nutella (Feb 25, 2023)

@susu, I normally go in with flats and block out each part with hard shadows and highlights. Once I get a good idea of how and where the light hits, and where it doesn't, I use the airbrush (the one next to the first brush, because I don't now what else to call it) and change its setting to 100% opacity and blending to 100% as well.
I set it to 100% for opacity because I do own an apple pencil, which supports pressure sensitivity, but if you don't, I suggest 60% or lower so the blending doesn't overboard. Then I see how it looks like compared to my reference and add or remove the highlight/shadow with my mid-tone with the first brush set to low opacity and the square nib. I repeat the process until I am satisfied or rage-quit. I hope this helps!