I’d like to say I’m doing 2 commissions at the moment on top of working to finish the first volume of blackbird, but for all the work, I still have nothing to post ]:
This way of colouring is working out quite well for me though. It’s a lot smoother than when I drew sepia’s archbishop, and it took a lot less time to refine because I actually did the line art and just hid it. I always wonder if a really clean sketch can go in place of line art since I can do a clean sketch much faster, but I’ll leave that for next time.
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{ Lineith }
Old habits die hard, or so they say. Maybe you could try hiding the sketch when eyedroping?
{ Shilin }
I’ve tried painting over sketches, but I end up smudging a lot of the pencil gray into the colour since I eyedrop around the area a lot ): that was a bad habit
{ Lineith }
If you really think about it, a clean sketch and a lineart make no difference if you’re going to hide them in the end. The sketch allows you to keep even more elements than a lineart… there’s such a curious difference between both, sketches always hold the artist’s “true” style. Don’t mind me~
The image looks incredible so far, especially her face ^^
{ R e a f u }
Looks smooth and clean :D! I’m sure there is a way to work with a very clean sketch or pencil lineart, I know dA’s ippus used to work with pencil lineart for her cg artwork and I’m certain there are many people who’s cg art process involves working with a clean sketch, so give it a try!