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Perry and garf together. They have a slight difference of opinion about close physical contact.
This is the last of my current batch of cartoony style drawings. Not to say I'm not going to do more like this, just that I made 3 sketches at the same time and this is the 3rd one finished.
This is the last of my current batch of cartoony style drawings. Not to say I'm not going to do more like this, just that I made 3 sketches at the same time and this is the 3rd one finished.
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
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Size 1280 x 1280px
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Thanks! I'm really loving this cartoony style for the expressions. It's a lot easier to fiddle with them and get what I want without taking half an hour each change, unlike when I draw the more realistic style.
It also lets me draw the whole thing start to finish on my Android tablet, which is good because I lost my huion tablet somewhere between blfc and my new condo. D:
It also lets me draw the whole thing start to finish on my Android tablet, which is good because I lost my huion tablet somewhere between blfc and my new condo. D:
It's a samsung tab A with spen. Autodesk sketchbook is a full featured drawing program (layers, select/move/copy, different pens), and then I'm using the crappy stylus that comes with the tablet (it's tiny and not that ergonomic to hold unfortunately).
I found that the key to working well with it was to stop wishing it was clip studio and just forget about all the technical stuff. I use 1 pen, 1 eraser, the fill tool, and the undo button. Fill can reference one layer or all layers, and it tends to leave a border so coloring can be a pain. It really forces you to keep the drawing simple.
I found that the key to working well with it was to stop wishing it was clip studio and just forget about all the technical stuff. I use 1 pen, 1 eraser, the fill tool, and the undo button. Fill can reference one layer or all layers, and it tends to leave a border so coloring can be a pain. It really forces you to keep the drawing simple.
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