It's come to my attention that there's someone who doesn't know how to digital art (made in medibang btw)
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First off, an uninteresting and unshaded picture
And, I know, I know, why are the the white parts of the eyes light gray? It's so the highlights can stand out more, of course! ( > ω> )
So, first up, howtocoloryourlineart
It's really simple so listen up: you can either -turn on "protect alpha" on the layer your line art is on (which will only allow you to draw on everything that'salreadyon thelayer) Or: -create another layer above the line art layer and turn "clipping" on (it'll allow you to draw onlyonwhat'sbeneath it)
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I used clipping on both of these so I could turn the fully colored line art off because I don't really liked it and only wanted to demonstrate ( >3>)
Well, ontotheshading!!~
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I mostly use the watercolor brush on this setting to shade in my fav color: lilac~ But you can, of course, use other colors to shade with and decide what you like best
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This, of course, can already be considered done, and I would've left it like that, but I'm doing a tutorial so–
For the shading I used clipping so I can use the blendingmode(when you change the blending mode of a layer it effects with how it interacts with the layers under it)
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I only used the blending mode "multiply", and as you can see it turned the lilac dark and intense af (Youcanalsosee that Iusedclippingandthatrightbesideitisprotectalpha)
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Here I turned the opacity (self explanatory), which gave a softer and more calm look to it