I Forgot I Have To Be Active Here So Heres My Twitter Tutorial On How To Draw Folds I Made A While Back

I forgot I have to be active here so here’s my Twitter tutorial on how to draw folds I made a while back to help a friend!

Sparkling Cookie Vinyl Stickers!!

Hey gays :sparkles:

I made stickers

I’ve never made stickers before and for the first time, these came out pretty good - stick them on your wall or on your school binder or even on your expensive laptop. Everyone likes a fruity bartender!!

Note: I’m currently only shipping within the US :( I’m very sorry, but once I figure out international shipping, I will try to implement it in the future

If you want one, here is a link to them on Etsy

Made a new CashApp adopt!

She’s just a cute little candy fox girl-

If you’re interested in her, please DM me!

https://toyhou.se/19428433.gummi

I like Bob Velseb a regular amount

Also! It’s based off of this poster!

Trying to do more stuff with watercolor, here’s some practice stuff-

Specifically inspired by Louie Zong’s ghost videos, and the watercolor art Echo Gillette has made

Hey, how do you color your drawings? Cuz I try using the fill tool but it doesn't fully color it. Y'know what I mean right? Like it leaves the edges of the lineart uncolored?

(I’m on the assumption that you’re using medibang and if not, I’m sorry for this)

Fill tool is too finicky for me to use most of the time. I pretty much use it only for my faux cookie run style artworks.

So here’s my process to coloring in my drawings! It’s rather long because I wanted to give you a visual so here we go!

So Imma take my banana cookie drawing for this. First thing I do is get the select tool and select the space around the drawing.

Then, I would go to Select and click Inverse which will contain the drawing like this:

( Note: if you have some parts unselected that you want to color in, right under the select tool, click the selectpen tool so you can manual color in what you want to include in the select.)

Now if you think we move on to coloring, we’re not there yet. If you color, you’ll see how the color kinda bleeds outside and that’s no bueno.

So what you’ll do is go back to Select and click Contract. You will only need to contract one pixel to get it looking clean uwu

So NOW you would just make your pen really big and color the drawing in. But what if the select also contain parts that didn’t need to be colored? Well, you could just erase it manually but let’s make it easy on us and let the Fill Bucket tool work for us.

So select the Fill Bucket tool, click that white checked box ( turns your brushes into erasers), and poke that part to erase! But unfortunately, we come to your initial problem: like how the bucket tool won’t fully color, it won’t fully erase. BUT THERE’S A SOLUTION!

You see “ Expand pixel”? Does exactly what you think it does. You can expand the radius the bucket tool covers so you can say goodbye to those botched fill ins. Of course, there’s bound to be straggler pixels in there but nothing manual cleaning can’t fix.

And there you go! Barely any spots!