Its That Time Of The Month: New Clip Studio Brushes!

It’s that time of the month: new Clip Studio brushes!

Scallop Ribbon Brush

Pearl Ribbon Brush

Cross Ribbon Brush

Moons Ribbon Brush

Here’s all the past drops in case you missed them:

Netting and Lines Brush Drop | Lip & Hair Gloss Brush Pack | Glitter & Sparkles Brush Pack | Destiny Brush Pack | Valentine’s Frame Set | Candy Coated Brush Drop | Bloody Throne Pack | Magic & Daggers Set | Tarot Pack Brushes (October Update) | Elfy Card Set | Big Ol’ Card Asset Drop | All Those Brushes

What are some brushes you like to use?

these are all clip studio brushes i think all of them are free also !!!! realised i have so many brushes downloaded (gatherer instinct <3) but never use most of them except these

lineart:

wrinkles pen

ink-oily pen (the first one) (i thiiiiink this is my other lineart pen but im not sure)

used to use the default clip studio g pen almost always but now not so much

colouring etc:

hoarse oil (painty)

scratchy colouring (brush for filling large areas with texture altho i also just do this by hand a lot)

default clip studio glitter pen

7clubs glitch pen

glitch brush set (genuinely so so good)

retro halftone set (comic book dot texture with little misprint bits i love this one as well)

Introducing Curling Iron, for Blender 3.1! This Geo Nodes tree lets you make stylized curly hair with ease, from 2a to 4c. And best of all, it's free!

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Curling Iron, for Blender 3.1 by Lady Saytenn

Create stylized curly hair with ease, from 2a to 4c!

No one asked but here’s a brief tutorial on digital underpainting and how it can add some extra flavor to your art!

(I got asked this a couple times so just to clarify: I used “overlay” in the second slide… but the rest of these examples are JUST painted on, no effects! Try playing with the opacity on your pencil/water/brush tool to allow the base color to show through!)

somepony asked how i draw shoes & here is my thought process :)

Hello! If it's not a bother, could you explain how do you do render? Because you're artworks look really cool. Thanks in advance.

I set all the general shapes and values first without getting into any details, and when everything is in place i start applying textures and zooming in to sharpen out this and that. I use one texture brush and it’s Brush Tool Splatter from one of Kyle’s packs for applying a bit “dirtier” base easy and fast, and the rest is painted with a square brush, but making it smaller the more detailed I want to go.

I try to work by, let’s say, applying layers, rendering certain amount of details on the whole picture with every pass, and depending on how detailed I want it (or parts of it) to be I keep going through it over and over again.

The rest is zooming in and looking at references.

I used an item for that example cos I had comparison pictures at hand, but same goes for character art, just more lol.

And thank You!