I don't have an intro now, lmao I need to do it
So, first off I start with a sketch of how I want the pose to be,
Here comes the sketch that I will stick with. I made a few changes here and there but yeah.
This shetch is usually the final, then I go to lining as you will see here.
Sometimes however I will make a messy sketch so I have to sketch over it again
to make it visible for me to know how to line it correctly.
The wings were a pain in the ass for me I swear-
I try to stick by the reference as much as I can but I like to take it to my hands sometimes. Usually with the hair.
I wanted her to have a feather in her mouth but it looked bad so I deleted it xD
Here comes the lining- ew
I use the Pen brush to line- I have it under the 'Lineart Fur' brush. The Stabilizer is on S-3.
As you can see in the 'Layer' section, I put the lineart and sketch into the Layer Set.
It's because when I have multiple things in multiple layers in the Set and I wanna shade the character, I don't have to shade layer by layer but I can shade the whole thing because it's in the Set.
Hope that makes sence. ;v;
Try it, it's very effective. You'll see it later in this video, just pay attention to the Layer Section then c:
Anyway, now I am just adding colour to the character.
Now comes the shading. I use the purple colour and then I set it to Multiply to make it darker.
At first I shaded on the base colour and then I turned it to the darker shade.
It's hard to shade on black, that's why.
Added lighting to the hair to make it look shinyyy
Again black and white are colours that are hard to shade on, so that's why I am turning the hair to white AFTER it's finished.
sPaRkLeSSss
Now pay CLOSE attention to the Layer Section. That's what I was saying at 2:47
See? I can shade the whole pony now even if I didn't put the previous layers together. It's because they are in the Set.
Now I am adding the 'messy hair' to make it look more realistic.
That's all! Love you <3 Cya!