kitkatzzj

hiya!! sorry for the late reply, thank you so much! 🩷

when i first got into learning rendering i definitely had a difficult time because i would try to copy exactly what i saw without knowing the why or how a color or light was placed. what definitely helped me pick up my skill was learning skin tone/color placement and color theory :)

studying other artists was also a big help and a big step up in my art compared to what i was only able to do then as well.

and for tips and tricks i can totally help however give me something specific!

i use infinite painter (ios and android) and these are my main brushes

wanted to ask what app u draw on?🤔🤔 maybe brushes?

have a good day!!

hiyahiya!! tysm 🥹🩷🩷

i draw on infinite painter!! (iOs & android)

expanding on that, what artists are your inspo? how have you learned overtime where to put the colors?? thats what i'd like to understand the most!!

(and hopefully you wouldnt mind- but Ive been trying to use YOUR art as my inspo!! I really love how you can see the highlights of the face and blush.. etc.. sorry if this is a lot :))

hi and thank you! :D im soso happy someone can see my art style as inspiration for theirs 🩷

a lot of my inspiration comes from many different artists,, but one of my fav inspos is riilu865!!

when i started trying to study their work, i ended up finding that my art is better if not heavily inspired to the exact degree i was going for, so i began (if not recently) leaving the things out that made my art feel “tight” or more so like it still didn’t feel like mine.

im not sure how to describe it but basically find what works for you.

your proportions looks incredible (which i assume if i want to improve i should just practice a bit more) but were there any tips to help you? or was it just overtime

and also, your rendering is phenomenal!! again, any tips that helped you finding your own or understanding how to make it look.. professional??

i was looking on ur acc to see if there was already some sort of answer to these questions but couldn't find them.. sorry if this has already been asked a bunch!!🩷🩷

hello! this response will be lengthy….

first off thank you! ‘professional’ was certainly not a word i was expecting to hear about my art, to tell you the truth, so you have my thanks 🥹🩷

to start, i usually spend a portion of time preparing my sketch for the rendering stage.

(however as of late ive been trying to lessen the time i spend working on small details that might be unnecessary so i can quicken my process in completion)

but anyway here are some general tips.

proportions:

the first tip i can recommend for proportion checking is zooming out of your canvas. the main reason why something can feel off is because of staying too zoomed into one part of a drawing.

(this is a bit ambiguous so im going to say drawing a pose for example) i usually try and sketch the idea i have in my head the best i can and if something feels off or doesn’t quite capture what i was trying to imagine—the first automatic thing i do is zoom out and mirror the canvas to determine a probable cause for what is making it look a certain way.

the second tip i can recommend for overall structure is using a reference (or if you wanna get nitty gritty) a posing app like magic poser. posing apps/websites have been a lifesaver especially when there isn’t a photo for a specific pose i have in mind. moving all the limbs on your own can be time consuming but it definitely helps.

rendering:

everyone’s taste in rendering is subjective, but helpful advice i can offer you is to study the individual (s) you look up to frequently. when i first started studying an artist i admire, i would observe and ask myself questions on the purpose of why they would place some kind of detail somewhere. i would also ask what it is i liked about said person’s rendering and try to find a way to apply it to my own art (without completely plagiarizing it). if there is something you like about an artist’s rendering style but can figure out what it is exactly, it might be helpful to think about; brush texture, stylization, expression, emotion, mood, color palette, or tone.

i think the key takeaway is not how many tips you obtain but how consistent you are with them. time will definitely be your friend if you manage to stay consistent in your efforts :)

i know tumblr responses shouldn’t usually be this long (i think) but im actually very passionate about helping others!

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