Oct 11, 2018
Me: *trying to draw a cool dynamic pose that works well with the placement and mood of the piece* My art:
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Me: *trying to draw a cool dynamic pose that works well with the placement and mood of the piece* My art:
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Alright, so Inktober's pretty clearly over, and while I unfortunately didn't keep up with the daily challenges, I'm still gonna keep going and finish. I'm not too worried about cranking them out one after the other, I'm just going to take my time on them. Which I'm going to need, since a few of the remaining pieces I've got planned are pretty intricate, especially the elder dragons!
Also I wanna say hi to all my new followers! It's great to see everybody, and if you've got any questions or just wanna chat, message away! I don't bite!
Pretty much the only thing I’ve even been playing MHW for recently is to just get screenshots and references for all the monsters and environments I’m drawing through Inktober.
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If anyone's wondering about the process I used for the background on the Xeno'Jiiva piece, here's the video I used as reference. There are tons of other tutorials out there as well that go more in-depth, but the basics that this one teaches will take you far.
One thing though- I dont think they explicitly state it, but when you flick white paint to make the stars, it's got to be with a dry brush. If you try it with a wet brush, you're just going to get paint all over your hands and none on the paper. I learned this the hard way!