Saintvanilla

I use ibis paint on my samsumg tablet 🥲 I can share my brushes too if you'd like!

Here you go! .✦ I use the first one to do the sketches and the lineart And then I use the default "soft pen" brush to do the base coloring The second (one next to it) is used for hair shading, clothes folds, and objects with hard edges .✦ The last two are used to add some faint shadows, light, or more vibrant colors (for example, gradient coloring, adding blush to the face, soft blue shadow below the hair). I suggest you use the rough airbrush at a low opacity lastely I would recolor the lineart I did according to the colors that fit it (It's a good practice to let the lineart have darker colors in places where the shadow and the lines meet) .✦ I recommend you give each step its own layers to save time: lineart layer, and you can divide the base colors into layers too to make the rendering process easier. As for rendering, I make a new layer above the base color and choose the "clipping mode" so that the shadows and lights stay inside. Alpha mode is also useful, but only if you're sure you won't have to erase anything while you render. I hope this was helpful !