For those of you that know my comic/art you also know that I've recently come into ownership of a tablet. I figured out a couple tricks and what not . Just looking to see what people think of my latest creations using the tablet.
First there's this that I made for my girlfriend for V-Day:
And this I cam up with as part of a character design for a friends cartoon:
The next step in my journey is to master shading...
Hopefully this will all build up to me drawing more, and even looking towards doing a comic-book style of webcomic...
I'm jealous. But I don't think I would use a tablet enough to justify buying one. or maybe I could. but anyway, it looks like your putting it to good use. and that valentine is AWESOME!!
If you've got one of those art programs with layers (gimp, Photoshop, etc) I recommend you start messing with the Multiply mode right away rather than wait 4 years like me:
Put a layer above your artwork, set its mode to multiply, set its opacity to 50% or so, and start drawing over your artwork in black or dark grey. Shading, glorious shading. And you don't have to pick a new shade color for every color in the artwork. Hallelujah.
allan_ecker wrote:
Put a layer above your artwork, set its mode to multiply, set its opacity to 50% or so, and start drawing over your artwork in black or dark grey. Shading, glorious shading. And you don't have to pick a new shade color for every color in the artwork. Hallelujah.
I've been using the "Multiply mode" But I'm gonna try out that lil trick tomorrow....
allan_ecker wrote:If you've got one of those art programs with layers (gimp, Photoshop, etc) I recommend you start messing with the Multiply mode right away rather than wait 4 years like me:
Put a layer above your artwork, set its mode to multiply, set its opacity to 50% or so, and start drawing over your artwork in black or dark grey. Shading, glorious shading. And you don't have to pick a new shade color for every color in the artwork. Hallelujah.
i've been doing that with a mouse.
when i got a tablet i switched to changing the brush opacity (like down to 30-40%), then having 1 color layer all together.
In addition to what Allan said about the toast, the angle of the the right hand looks a little odd to me. This could be fixed just by turning it more towards the viewer.