Apr 18, 2021
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who is seifa.....how is seifa....why is seifa 😔
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the way you color and shade your art is stellar!! got any tips for someone who struggles with that kind of thing??
thank you so much!! For shading the way I approach it is to block out the rough shadows on a multiply layer clipped on top of my base flats; map out the overall shadows and how the lighting will affect the subject with one shade then slowly blend more shades for variety. After I’m satisfied with the rough shadows I paint over the two layers and add highlights on a normal layer clipped above both of them.
I generally try to avoid picking a grey tone for shading as it’ll make the shadows appear dull; for skin shading I pick a warm light red and slowly make my way down, getting more saturated and if needed I blend some cool tones as well, I use cool toned shadows for everything else that isn’t skin. I only do this for neutral lighting though, it depends on the kind of lighting I place my subjects in.
I also pick some shades of blue and green and very lightly blend them in on some places for undertones. When in doubt, use references to help you with placing shadows in certain lightings. TL;DR - 1. Start Big, block out overall shadows of whole picture and slowly make your way to details 2. don’t be afraid to use more saturated colors for shadows 3. use references when in doubt I’m not sure how to properly explain stuff and also it’s just my personal way of shading; Ultimately it’s up to you to find out what method suits you the best but I hope this helps! ^ ^;;
i don't get these people trying to undermine your docf*ng post saying "omg ur like 16 shut up" like how is that a bad thing?? i think it's great that you have such good, solid opinions at 16, and that you're able to voice them so comprehensively. you've got a better moral compass than some grown ass adults on this hellsite lmfao
right?? right?? i don’t see how me being 16 makes my words and post lesser than someone elses who’s an adult. don’t see why that’s something 2 belittle me for. also thank you smmm :”)
13, 85, 89 for lethe!!
13. What do they do for fun?
They like to do shit like stand in silence in a dark hallway to wait for someone to walk past and scare the shit out of them. Or sign absolute nonsense with a straight face at people and confuse them. Also sit on top of the vending machine in the Drifter’s hallway and just stare and make people uncomfortable
85. Do they believe in ghosts?
We Got A Funnyman Over Here. A Real Wise Guy. Up To Absolute Clownery Are We? Making Some Funnies? Some Fucking Puns?
They believe in Hypnos and the other orb bitch but otherwise, no
89. What is their D&D alignment?
Chaotic neutral probably? Haven’t really put much thought into that jdjdhdjs
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