#style tutorial

Sure!!

(To the folks who asked in one of my Monday drawing streams as well— here ya go!)

And how did you became rebornicas artstyle?

Well... LET'S SEE ... (i'm suffering, THIS AIN'T FOR THE WEAK/J btw english isnt my first language so excuse any mistakes :c) Ill tell you some things about the style but keep in mind, i've been drawing realistic stuff for years and also been drawing cartoons for about 2-3 years when i was a teen so keep that in mind, you gotta study other things too that i can't explain on a simple tutorial soo......

Ladies, gentleman and gay autistic aliens... I present to you...

MY REBORNICA TUTORIAL... SMALL... TUTORIAL.

(I ain't no professional on this, i'm a beginner on this style yet)

i think most of us try to go for the classic era but you can also go for the first one from fnaf 1 (You also gotta use the correct Mike uniform since the one where he has his tie on it's when he's working at the day shift because Jeremy took his shift instead :3)

When i was a kid and even this year i asked myself why all Rebornica's art was so fcking pixelated and thEN... I IMPORTED THEIR ART INTO MY ART PROGRAM AND DAMN DUDE, WHAT WAS THAT TINY AAAH CANVAS?!

Also, i personally use a very soft sensitivity for my wacom, the less you press the better(?)

There's a lot of detailed tutorials on how to study art from other artist, you can search it as "master studies" too i think. OBVIOUSLY studies are something you gotta credit ALWAYS, since it's a direct copy. Use references a loooot, i have a lot of references for these guys. ALSO, i recommend to study Mike at first since he's like the base of all the other characters!

I wish i could have made more of those Do's and Don'ts but i couldn't think of a way to teach some of them in a very simple way. But the most important thing to keep in mind is to not really try to correct much of Rebornica's old anathomy mistakes if you want it to be more authentic etc. :)

Here's some practice i did today before the tutorial and some from some days ago, I been drawing in this style since august approximately :D

Hope this helps even just a little bit, this can work with any style, you gotta learn how to study anything tbh!

Of course! I'm just afraid it's a feature available only in newer versions of Photoshop (version 22 and above). But anyway...

Open the “Layer Style” by double-clicking the Layer.

Go to “Stroke”.

In “Structure”, set the size of your line.

In “Fill Type”, choose “Gradient”, and set the colors.

In “Style”, choose “Shape Burst”.

Set the “Angle” at 0°.

And... Ta-da! That's it!

Just like this:

And the result is something like this:

I was recently asked about the difference between hime gyaru and himekaji, so here's a quick explination!

💖 HIME GYARU: Hime (姫) in Japanese translates to 'princess'. The style consists of a very elegant, ornate, layered outfit that has lots of frills, bows, and lace. The idea conveys the gyaru style of makeup, but done in a sort of dramatic and princess look. Clothes are usually pink or white, hair is most often done in a large sujimori, and the wearer always adorns themselves with lots of jewelry, bows, and a bag to match the outfit. Gals who practice this style usually have "Sakurina nails" (named after the style of nails often worn by Sakurina, or Rina Sakurai, an Ageha model and J-Pop artist). Popular brands for this style would be LIZ LISA, La Parfait, JESUS DIAMANTE, Tralala, and Princess Melody.

💖 HIMEKAJI: A substyle of hime gyaru, himekaji (姫カジ) translates to 'princess casual'. While a bit self-explanatory, this style could be described as a 'watered-down' version of hime gyaru. Outfits worn by gals who practice this style are not as ornate and elegant as regular hime gyaru. They are more comfortable and casual, as the name suggests, while still being cute and princess-like. In this style, gals would be more likely to chose a skirt, light sweater, and boots (pictured above), or even a light dress, or coat. The style still follows the theme of pink and white, but incorporates a bit of tan as well (coats, boots, etc.) The makeup for this style is a bit more relaxed, as is the hairstyle, which would be more of a simple curl pattern, rather than a high sujimori. Accessories usually consist of rings, headbands, bows, earrings, and bags, but a bit more simple in their styling.

here’s a little style tutorial