Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout
haven't archived this post yet. have a subscription? use the importer!

Content

So here's something fancy! As I get more used to working on Procreate, the program actually records timelapses automatically.

The piece in the video is a commission I'm currently working on for which the lineart came out relatively quick and straightforward, so I figured you guys might actually like to see my process on a good day!

Please let me know what you think of it and if you'd like to see more/find it interesting. I'd be more than glad to share more of these-as well as my coloring process- as Patreon exclusive bonuses. =]

Files

Previews only

Kaira timelapse [ Lineart process ]

Want to see more of this type of content? Support me on Patreon! [ https://www.patreon.com/onyrica ] ---- This is a simple timelapse showing the start to finish of the lineart process for this piece: https://www.patreon.com/posts/dr-kaira-shiane-34593822 I often get asked about how I go about my lineart and how do I get such clean lines. The quick and simple answer is: I don't rush it. I take my time building a base sketch, then designing on top of that and finally rendering and fine tuning it. From my experience, people think the lineart is just supposed to happen quickly, unthinkingly in the first go, whereas it really isn't that much different from the painting process- in which you slowly build up to something fully detailed and comprehensive. Another misconception is that the brush you use is the end all-be all. While the brush is definitely important, the most important thing is your posture and breathing. Draw from your arm, not your wrist- try to draw lines in one stroke, instead of a thousand little hairy lines, and check in with your breathing. Take slow deep breaths and stay calm and focused. It takes practice, but it's not a miracle. Just be patient with yourself!

Comments

Tally

The amount of work that goes into these astounds me! Beautiful! ❤️ And super interesting to watch the process