/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6614911
hard round brush.

>>6614911
pretty much blocking without blending

>>6614911
I like to call it old Paint Tool Sai master style. when I was getting into digital I always admired people who had this style, scribbly and fun.
They would usually use sai so yeah

Are there any videos of people drawing like that? I just don't understand how they even do it.

>>6615073
Hard to find, but I assume it invovles a shit ton of painting over.
Painting over a sketch using a base color, then using the clipping mask and paint the shadow, then you touch up with a tiny brush to outline, fix the lineart and make the shading more nuanced. I think it should be simple

>>6614911
"sloppy"
>>6615073
it's literally just drawing

>>6614915
Retard

>>6614911
Loose. Opposed to "tight" which is common with AI and saki clones

>>6614911
Painting on 1 layer

>>6614914
>>6616782
I paint hard round on one layer and my stuff looks nothing like that, just for the record.
I would say this style places and emphasis on shapes, they keep all the edges hard. It's like high complexity cel shading almost

>>6616818
Slightly soft hard round brush, when large it is soft, when small it carves sharp shapes.

>>6614911
hard round rushed

>>6614911

>>6614911
dont know but i like it desu

>>6614911
Doobeedy-do style

>>6614911
>>6617689
https://gelbooru.com/index.php?page=wiki&s=&s=view&id=6924
The closest i could find is something called "faux traditional media"
As the name implies, its digital work trying to emulate traditional work, using all the texture, mistakes and little errors the traditional work has, that create a pleasant visual interest/noise

>>6618168
Can you list all that mistakes and little errors so i can simulate that?

>>6618175
Huh.. i dont think i have the words nor the knowledge to list them, but i do have these videos that can help you one way or another
>Make digital look traditional
https://youtu.be/0Dbf63YnkeA
>brushwork
https://youtu.be/CzCGP6kUvLU
>colors
https://youtu.be/9kQllLy_X4I
>books worth checking
https://e-hentai.org/g/2454472/30d7d31435/
https://e-hentai.org/g/1865062/c7d3911439/
Also understand that many of these great artists either come from a traditional background or study old paintings
So if anything, dont forget to study and paint alot so that even your mistakes can look appealing :D

>>6618247
Great post, my friend. Thank you.

an attempt was made

>>6618168
where are the mistakes and errors?

>>6618555
Using digital to imitate something it can't be, it's like he never saw a painting in person

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