marker 2 test

the layer on effect is pretty interesting but the colours are generally not as vibrant unless you layer it a couple times due to the opacity... might need to tweak the settings a bit

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lowkey forgot i made this. uhhh head canon that ghostbur slowly loses opacity but can never fade away
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2/2 Shes based on a bubble eye goldfish,heres also the version of her withher cheeks at full opacity [also i kinda wanan make a sister for her]

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She mentioned having the tendency to play with her hair and cracks her foot 'knuckles' kek. That's so cute GuraMM
(reuploaded because opacity issue, thanks snowcloudsinobi for noticing)

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2015 -> 2017 -> 2021

i had a phase in 2017-2018 where i colored things with a low opacity brush so everything was pale o(-<

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I then lower that layers opacity to 15%. Being between the flats and the shading layers it adds some color to the shading underneath so the shading doesnt look colorless and makes it look less over exposed. U can see the difference when u turn the flats layer back on Overlay mode

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villian deku but at 43% opacity

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The stroke in those is already only 30% opacity... but here are a couple with even lower opacity and a couple with 100%. I think I will add these as options to the generator :)

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The next thing I do is shade clothes with a round brush.
Then I reduce the opacity of lineart to 50%, set shading layer to multiply and merge. I turn my flats layer back on to see what this looks like before doing lights.

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How to bubbles: do circle.. make highlight.. low opacity fade on opposite side(inside)... uhh... thank you for coming to my TED talk.

*bows politely*

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this looks like the pepsi logo at full opacity ok going to lay in bed now

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Ok here's a step by step and tips of how I did the edits
It's a bit messy so if you have any questions I can answer them!
So first I lower the opacity, decide which areas I'm gonna keep and which I have to draw over. The areas I wanna keep I copypaste on top to cover the edges-

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For those curious, I basically rough in some colors (left) and the auto colorizer produced the image on the right.

I then bring back the original colors at a low opacity. When I have time I'll go back and do a paintover of the combined layers.

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spent so much time just turning layers on and off tryna decide which is better .. *moves opacity down by 5% 'hmmm is this better? or this?'

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A redesign for Peru (if I can draw it on some other occasion)
PS: Her white locks are still there, only I lowered the opacity, I didn't want to die doing them like I did)
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I usually do cell shading, and some soft erasing. Making it a gray tone, either warm or cool depending on the colors underneath and the lighting of a scene. I turn the color layer off so it's just the line art, paint the color in, set it to multiply and lower the opacity.

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just thought these comparisons were neat lmao. I do a lot of grey sketches with a few colored details and then use a 50% opacity gradient map to figure out the rest for me

w/ fran I used colors beneath to maintain cool/warm temperatures and make gold tones where I wanted them

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Painting workout (6 out of 50)
No opacity challenge

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