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Hhhhh Your Art Is So Beautiful U V U. I'm Wondering If You Could Do Some References On Backs? Of Course
hhhhh your art is so beautiful u v u. I'm wondering if you could do some references on backs? Of course only if you have time and feel like doing so o v o;;;








forgive my handwriting I HOPE THIS HELPS A LITTLE BC IM NOT RLY SURE IF IT MAKES SENSE also here are some pics of rl backs which you can also locate via google 1,2,3,4,5(nsfw bc butt)
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Fun shiny bubble letters
Use the fringe effect and a large round pen tool

Use the erase tool and make little shine spots^

Use airbrush to blend and add a extra shiny effects

For extra stuff, you can use preserve opacity to make a fun gradient, use binary for tiny, hard sparkles, and use a white pen to make the letters overlay, etc!
i want to eat it now
how did you do the perspective blur in your doof piece :0 ?

Photoshop’s Gaussian Blur is my savior. I’ll try to do a quick walkthrough of how I go through the process too because I use blur A LOT, and not just for perspective – I switch between Paint Tool SAI and Photoshop CS4 for reference.
This first step is a personal preference one, but I’ll include it nonetheless. I use a very hard brush for my line art/coloring, so the first round of blur goes to soften the line art.

In photoshop, go to your top menu bar, click Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. For softening the vanilla image i usually do 0.4 - 0.6. The difference is very slight but very important to me, it gets rid of a lot of the pixelyness. NOW the main bit.

Time to put it through another round of Gaussian. I usually bump it up to about 6 - 7. I take the super blurry image back into SAI and put it on a layer above the first softened image. Using the eraser tool set on density (under the advanced options of the tool) I start dabbing away at the top blurry layer to reveal the cleaner one underneath. I don’t have any images from before I added more lighting over Doof but this’ll give you the idea of the effect it achieves.


It gives the picture an atmospheric sort of haziness to it that I loooove. Some things need just a bit more of a push, like his leg for example, so I didn’t erase any of the top blurred layer airbrushed it with the background’s dusty color. That’s it!

Pardon me for such a long post haha but I hope I fully covered it!
my brush settings on FireAlpaca
A type:



type: bitmap brush min width: 0% brush spacing: 90 check: size by pressure opacity by pressure rotate apply fore grand color brush control opacity: 85%
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B type



type: bitmap brush min width: 0% brush spacing: 25 check: size by pressure opacity by pressure rotate apply fore grand color brush control opacity: 50%
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I used default pen brush, default watercolor brush and A type brush in this picture.
firsrt, I drew the outline with default pen brush. I painted the color of skin and hair with default watercolor brush. and then I used A type brush after flatten image.







Thing i learned some time ago! hope you all find it helpful ( perspective grids can be your friend!)
For any other artists following me
I just found this website that has lots of free, transparent textures available to download. Useful for drawing clothes and things, or just to make a wallpaper or something ^-^