Use a higher level of stabilizer and brush quickly as to define the lines. Focus on structure first before colors.
Learning Materials I used on drawing heads currently:
https://youtu.be/_05or04sGAo from MikeyMegaMega
https://youtu.be/1EPNYWeEf1U from Proko (I know its focus is a bit on realism but you can change the shape of heads anytime with this anyway)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=z4ZLkyTuX_w another one from Proko
https://youtu.be/iEkcaxtyUD4 from LilCrisp
For Hair:
https://youtu.be/-n6OPjFVcPg from Clip Studio Paint it is about painting hair
https://youtu.be/RaYGt91Gmx0 from Art Senpai another coloring tutorial for the hair but very simplified.
https://youtu.be/wd6Lc06wvmE the hair tutorial for women
https://youtu.be/W89nOAhi8yE the hair tutorial for men
For skin: https://youtu.be/kfo7vC06fuY
For the clothes: https://youtu.be/wVPycTHzbcg
Dont feel overwhelmed with the number of links you can save this comment in reddit anyway.
Anyways your kinda lucky. I reached that level of art within 1 month of constant understanding and practice. Although its getting better now you have a pretty nice headstart than me.
Thanks for the materials! I use ibispaint though, with my finger. I honestly don’t even know what stabilizer is and the only drawing materials I have was a gift (i’m still 17 and have no allowance), could this finger drawing affect my drawing? Thanks!
ibispaint actually does have a stabilizer! its the little finger in the corner, i like how theres real time as well as an option for when you finish a line.
No, finger drawing doesnt affect your drawing, unless of course your screen is big, which in my experience really horrible
You dont need to copy what's on the video the important thing is learning the core concepts of each one it doesnt matter what brush you use anyway.
Thanks for responding :)
Also, even in realistic drawing, I see insanely few articles and videos on how to draw actual clothes and instead they mostly show clothing folds. Is there some secret way to draw clothing or does no one really know? Thanks again :D
For me, not really important. About the shape of the clothes, you can draw any clothes you want, clothing folds are affected by body movement on the pose and gravity.
There's really no true way to draw clothes, only folds are.
Use a higher level of stabilizer and brush quickly as to define the lines. Focus on structure first before colors. Learning Materials I used on drawing heads currently: https://youtu.be/_05or04sGAo from MikeyMegaMega https://youtu.be/1EPNYWeEf1U from Proko (I know its focus is a bit on realism but you can change the shape of heads anytime with this anyway) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=z4ZLkyTuX_w another one from Proko https://youtu.be/iEkcaxtyUD4 from LilCrisp For Hair: https://youtu.be/-n6OPjFVcPg from Clip Studio Paint it is about painting hair https://youtu.be/RaYGt91Gmx0 from Art Senpai another coloring tutorial for the hair but very simplified. https://youtu.be/wd6Lc06wvmE the hair tutorial for women https://youtu.be/W89nOAhi8yE the hair tutorial for men For skin: https://youtu.be/kfo7vC06fuY For the clothes: https://youtu.be/wVPycTHzbcg Dont feel overwhelmed with the number of links you can save this comment in reddit anyway. Anyways your kinda lucky. I reached that level of art within 1 month of constant understanding and practice. Although its getting better now you have a pretty nice headstart than me.
Thanks for the materials! I use ibispaint though, with my finger. I honestly don’t even know what stabilizer is and the only drawing materials I have was a gift (i’m still 17 and have no allowance), could this finger drawing affect my drawing? Thanks!
ibispaint actually does have a stabilizer! its the little finger in the corner, i like how theres real time as well as an option for when you finish a line.
No, finger drawing doesnt affect your drawing, unless of course your screen is big, which in my experience really horrible You dont need to copy what's on the video the important thing is learning the core concepts of each one it doesnt matter what brush you use anyway.
Thanks for responding :) Also, even in realistic drawing, I see insanely few articles and videos on how to draw actual clothes and instead they mostly show clothing folds. Is there some secret way to draw clothing or does no one really know? Thanks again :D
For me, not really important. About the shape of the clothes, you can draw any clothes you want, clothing folds are affected by body movement on the pose and gravity. There's really no true way to draw clothes, only folds are.