Colored lineart version of ballgownThis is the version of my ballgown that has colored lineart (I will be posting the one with dark gray lineart later). This is my first time doing colored lineart and I wasn't really sure how to do it. What do you think I should improve?
Do you have any tips for doing colored lineart in Autodesk Sketchbook? (I could really use some help)
Also I think I'm going to make some changes to this version so I might post that one on here as well.Mar 27, 2021
Do you have any tips for doing colored lineart in Autodesk Sketchbook? (I could really use some help)
Also I think I'm going to make some changes to this version so I might post that one on here as well.Mar 27, 2021
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Oh just another thing! I feel like the blush is too light! It could be makeup of course, but if it's a natural blush it should be less light. Maybe look up some references for your characters skintone to get these kind of details right!
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The design is really cute! It seems a little flat tho. If you have drawn on different layers you could try and shade it, to introduce more dimension. I also think the colours are not that harmonic, especially the green and blue are not good neighbors. Maybe try to make the blue less saturated? The composition is a bit off too - maybe that's just this version, but it looks like your character could use a bit more space on the right and lower edge (or less, it feels weirdly cut here)
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That dress? Is stunning. I think the colored lineart looks really cute! I'd make it slightly darker just so it contrasts more and since this seems to be a perspective from above, color the lineart further away darker to add more depth
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•Aww I just saw the sketch in the search section and you improved it so much! The tips I can give to you are: try adding a little bit of shading next time to give tridimensionality to the drawing, especially the dress. About the Autidesk Sketchbook part my advice is:find something else. I absolutely despise that program.
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•Oooh I love the colour scheme!!! I don't really have any tips, but I do know that Autodesk Sketchbook has a YouTube Channel where they explain some things, and otherwise there's a lot of other tutorials on YouTube!!
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