#lumyaps

I SERIOUSLY forgot to answer this forgive me...BUT YEAH I CAN SHARE MY PROCESS

#1 I start with a sketch (as usual) I usually don't do lineart unless I'm feeling fancy, I clean up the sketch instead

#2 after cleaning up the sketch I color it with an undertone (usually with a red or orange tone, but feel free to use any tones you like!) to prepare for the ACTUAL coloring, I make a clipping layer attached to the undertone and I set the opacity of the clip layer to anywhere from 60-80 (usually 75 or so)

#3 FLAT COLORS... this is the part where you have to trust the process.

#4 and then I render! as you could probably tell, I LOVE gradients!!! to do so, I usually pick the base color and go warmer/darker (I go cooler sometimes aswell!) I use a lot of airbrush and marker brushes to give it a soft look, my favorite part is adding shine on a different layer to give it some depth. I could probably go farther into detail on how I render if y'all want it