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aaaAAAAA I FINISHED IT AAAAAAAAAAA
this,, this is my son,, keisuke,, , i've had him since around 2016-2017 but i've always had a hard time drawing himm,,,,,,,,,
i'm still really bad at anatomy and clothes shading,,, so forgive me and the clothes gradients!!
kei needs some hug
I've unlocked PS's Gradient Map's full power
Basically, I wanna make 3D unusual effects based on the painted gradient smoke I usually do. Mainly using a lot of blended colors as opposed to making something bright/shiny or "loud", aha.
im trying to learn how to do backgrounds instead of just putting a gradient...
i like the lighter gradient instead of adding yellow to their hair tbh
Ooof my fave design??? That's also something I can't pick LOL. But heres some of my faves! Sebastian's is really simple but that's one of reasons I love it-- Aelius' is a bit more complicated but I absolutely LIVE for gradients.
@nonykins Personally I find it really helpful to treat it like shading in color. Draw outlines with color, and then round out the forms in gradients, them start to mix them if you want smoother, with fewer brush strokes showing. That's kind of how I did it in this painting.
Life is short, make Invader Zim dabbing stickers with a rainbow gradient to sell at your artist alley table