anyone any good at digital wanna give me some tips?
I am seriously sucking at this.
Like, any help would be lovely. Quite. A smidgen, even. Por favor. S'il vous plait. Please. Bitte.
Urgh. Flug. Gluk. Moof.
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ReplyDeleteI'm no digital painter but I've been looking into it and I've noticed a lot of people work this way.
I think the real key is to treat it the same way you would a regular painting, starting with large brushes and working small as you go. work mostly with the round default brushes and keep a low flow. don't go too low with the opacity though cause then it starts getting muddy.
this is mostly a do as I say and not as I do sort of thing since I've been largely unsuccessful with digital.
hope this gives you stuff to think about.