Made more brushes!! Loved how these turned out

Here is a round-up of all eight of the free digital brush packs that I’ve released so far for Photoshop CC, Clip Studio Paint, and Procreate!

You can download them on this page (click) Type in “0″ for a free download or tip any amount you so desire!

My free Cloud Brush Pack is available now for Procreate, Photoshop, or Clip Studio Paint!

A little tutorial on how I do the soft coloring it’s very simple.

examples of drawings I colored like this under the cut

I can give some tips for sure!

The bigger the canvas the better, but keep in mind depending the size is the number of available layers you will have for your art, so just look at the way you make your art and ask yourself “Am I a multiple layer fiend or an all in one layer monster?” I do use multiple layers so my default canvas is 4000px X 2500px this gives me 63 layers to work with, I could go higher if wanted but I know myself, I do love my layers

Always remember RGB for online posting art CMYK for printing, regardless of digital or printing always go for 300DPI for better quality.

If you plan on using the time lapse option in procreate make sure it is set to 4k resolution and Lossless quality so it is crisp and beautiful.

Talking about video once you have saved the video on your device delete it from procreate to save storage.

Brushes is up to you friend, I would suggest try first the default brushes in procreate, there are many great ones, I personally use the brush Dry Ink for sketching and lineart myself. But there are also many free brushes online you can download. Try them out and once you are more comfortable with the app you can look into the brushes you have to pay for to use.

If you are just starting with lineart I suggest checking the brush settings and make sure it has some Stabilization, it will help you at first, I do think you should also practice without it, so you are not too reliant on it, this is one of those “practice makes perfect” kind of things.

I made a quick graphic for the family discord on making a very quick animation-cel like vibe to a drawing and figured why not share it. This is cobbled together from various half-remembered similar guides - honestly that's my recommendation, look at things, screw around, forget steps, whatever is left that you can easily remember is probably your best go-to.

Draw your lineart and add your colours, flats only shown here.

Make a copy of your lineart, alpha lock the lowest copy and colour it a colour.

Copy the coloured lineart (don't forget to un-lock it) and lightly gaussian blur it.

Optional: Duplicate your flats and add a light Bloom (glow/blur) effect to the lower copy.

Add noise to a layer over top it all, set to Colour Burn.

Done in procreate but same tools all over.

Use different colours when duping line art for different vibes.

When adding noise use multicolour, not mono.

Always play with opacity and layer blending to see what works best.

(Keep in mind you have to duplicate and merge down this layer a good amount of times)

And that’s how I do it!

(Imma post a quick vid of me doing it in case this makes no sense :))

I feel like I finally have a complete set now.

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