Made A Lil' Tutorial For How I Approach Drawing Bushes. I Use This Same General Process For Drawing Grass

made a lil' tutorial for how I approach drawing bushes. I use this same general process for drawing grass too!

used a basic round brush btw! for those who want to know what brush I use

also to elaborate a bit for what happens between step 5 and 6, it's really just repeating the process of colorpicking and making marks, I don't know how to explain it I'm sorry asdhfljh

also also would like to mention that it's important to check your values and make sure you have enough contrast! make sure your light/mid/darks are clear

crystal cluster art test

what about a half orc half tiefling

Here’s a little Art Tip about a very specific part of the body. Pop a squat and see how it looks on you.

Real quick I think you should all Know the beauty of Tone curves it’s like in a bunch of art programs and I’m noticing not a lot of people use it nor know about and I think you really should try it out

Like if you have a picture you’re done with drawing or in the middle of one and wanna mess around with the colors or fix them

Go to Edit->Tonal Correction->Tone Curve

And you get the Tone Curve editor Which has 4 channels- RGB,Red,Blue,Green

RGB Channel effects all the colors and becomes this whole “how bright or dark” you want it kind of thing like example:

I wanted the brightest part of the drawing brighter or something like this

You can go to different color channels and have fun with that too like

So please go use this have fun

how to hit your guys with the crust rays

a friend of mine was having trouble with a character of hers, he was middle-aged but looked too young, so she came to me for help. i'm something of a middle-aged-man-fan so i whipped up this quick thing to help her out. it might be useful to somebody out there so i'll share it here too!