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@GhostGlaive thicker lineart! this makes the art pop a bit more, and gives the eyes something to focus on! other than that, experiment with shapes in the background! gradients are great, but I've always found a nice few shapes like these are great!
version without the gradients that’s a bit easier on the eyes + a really quick edit / screenshot fake bc i needed an avatar for her TH... and currently remaking it into an actual drawing as we speak lol
i finished(kinda) my flats so its onto gradients and shading! i messed a bit of the flats up though so i might need to fix them before going forward haha;;
@fatalplush ill make an actual plush ref if i win since she involves a lot of gradients digitally, but tysm for the op <33
My 25th #daily #succulent #illustration for July, back to #vector #gradients.
#scicomm #sciart #natureart #botanicalart
@TheArtistAurora I love it! It looks so thick and fluffy, and I love how you've used gradients here. Very nicely done!
@TapeCassetteGuy Messy lineart, sketch borne techniques, slight anime artstyle, bloom, gradients, and gaussian blur
Looking at my art I immediately thought of rice, caviar, and salmon
Me not relying on gradients and colored linework for this comic has made it something different, and I'm kinda into it.
@kianamaiart I have tried my darndest to make flat colors look good for the longest time
(There's a few gradients here and there, but the colors are predominantly flat)
@kianamaiart Dunno if they are that good but I mostly use gradients, some shine accents and line weight
Also I think it’s good to use “mist”, f.e make some things that are far from the viewer less saturated, I just paint them with background color