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Published: 2016-12-07 22:59:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 404; Favourites: 11; Downloads: 2
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At first this was going to be a thing I was only gonna show , but when I finished it, it was too good.So the basic idea here was that this character from Jet Set Radio made me think of Gelo's character, Candy >> images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__c…
I was actually thinking of drawing her as the version I originally know, from Jet Set Radio Future (funny thing is that her name is Rythe in that one), but I dunno, I like the original better. >> vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/j…
Hope you like it, anyway.
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Aww! Super adorable! I've never played Jet Set Radio, but it looks like a ton of fun.
Also how can I make art as good as you on MS Paint?! X'D
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Thanks, glad you like it
I've actually never played the first one, just JSRF since back in the day it came bundled with the original XBox. It was fun though, and I've always loved the art style (you could say it's an inspiration for me)
Practice with a mouse! That's what I did, as a person who was never able to use a tablet but wanted and needed to make some digital art
And usually I make a sketch in red, and then go over with black (for that I usually like to set the secondary colour to black, then that makes the Eraser tool black, and I use that for the lines). It's best to try and go a little slower for the lines. Then if I want, I can erase the lines a little more to sharpen them up. Then if you set the main colour to red (or whatever colour you used to sketch) and have the secondary as white, if you right, click then it'll only erase what you have in red (though for some reason this sometimes doesn't work? So if it doesn't, then fill in the red with white, or whatever colour the background is at the moment...). Then use the fill tool to put in the main colours. Then, if you want to colour the lines in any way, zoom in and make a little outline for whatever line you wanna colour, then use Fill on it. If you acidentally fill up more than you want, zoom in again and see where you didn't fully outline. Then for shading, I usually take the normal Pencil tool and outline the area, going over the black lines. Then I fill in the areas, and then go and colour the black lines that I went over for the shading.
... I can actually make a visual outline of my process if my writing isn't coherent
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Your little explanation made sense don't worry.
Although now that I've gotten my Wacom Tablet I've grown pretty content with using the program Firealpaca.
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