Inked via Procreate on my iPad and colored via Sai. Post processing done in PS. Kinda got pampered with Sai's stabilization settings and I thought it's not really helping me improve if I keep relying on it. So I'm exploring other low-assist softwares. :) Hope you like it. Feedbacks are welcome, of course. Thanks! #Nozomi_Kujō #Bleach_Beach
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Well im not an artist so i cant tell you exactly what to do to improve, but this picture just doesnt feel "right" and im sure you can tell too.
Mmmkaay. Good for you. It's your opinion. Though it would be helpful too if you can give an idea of how it can be improved but that's alright.
nah theres definitly something wrong with the body porpotion especially the lower half of her body and her face i feel is not very well drawn, she looks kinda old like in the 40s or 50s.
Hmmm. You could try refreshing the browser maybe then redownloading? Let me know if it still has the glitch.
Err, I could be mistaken here but aren't Kubo's females supposed to be "too skinny"? I think it's part of his art style and that's actually what I was going for.
Yeah, sure. For now, there are four softwares I use (and try to master) - Sai, PSCS6 and Manga Studio 5 then Procreate on the iPad whenever I feel like working mobile while I'm out and about (only sketching and inking). I have a Wacom Bamboo Capture for the desktop and a Wacom Creative Stylus for the iPad. Hopefully by next year I can get enough funding for at least a 13-incher Cintiq or something comparable like a Surface Pro - depends.
Please let us know what new low-key softwares you'll be using... I know that Darwin (narutopixx artist) uses something similar to FireAlpaca (free).
There seems to be, when I'm looking at it on my computer, an upload glitch just above her chest where everything is misaligned. Is that just me or does anyone else notice it?
I think her cup size is somewhere near Rukia's so it's really in the small side, I think. As with the softwares, I always like to experiment from time to time as I tend to get bored when I get too comfortable with a software (or a style). Besides, the look I wanted to copy is the actual inking style from the anime - the not too fine/perfect lines that makes it obvious that the lines were inked traditionally. In animation, what I observed was lines were done traditionally. Sai's lines are too nice and clean hence the 'traditionally inked' looked is hard to simulate. And lines tend to get too wobbly when on a very low stabilization setting (as I'm only using a lowly Wacom Bamboo - if I were using say a Cintiq, then it will be a different story). Doing lines on an ipad (or a Cintiq) eliminates the need for a stabilization setting and let's me get that pen on paper feel and more control on the strokes. So for me, switching between the three softwares won't make the process slower. As a matter of fact, without the 'pen on paper' feel when inking, the process actually slows down since I have to undo then re-stroke the lines. So in short, I think this new thing I'm trying will potentially be easier and faster for me in the long run.
Her breasts are a little on the small side, but that's okay. I think using 3 different types of digital artistry software is a long process. I mean doing several stages in a different one may cater to making it easier for you, but it sounds like a long and tedious process that could result in less pinups. Or do you find it easier?
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