Links to my social media accounts are here: ĥ. “But what if I posted your art somewhere that you didn’t have an account before, but now do?” Then I would suggest that you stop posting my art there and start using the share button instead. By credit, I do not mean “credit to the artist” I mean you have to put my name and, if possible, a link back to one of my accounts.Ĥ. I don’t mind if you share my art in those places, but you MUST give credit. I understand that I am unable to share my art in places that are not based in the US/the US does not have access to. (I do allow people to Dub my comics on YouTube, however.)ģ. You didn’t make the work, so you shouldn’t be profiting from it. DO NOT repost my art anywhere where you are generating currency of any kind. If the point is to make it so more people can see my art, then you’re not helping by avoiding the share button. First of all, DO NOT repost my art to Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, DeviantArt, or any other platform where I already have an account.

hope that helped a bit sorry for covering just one area haha usually general ‘how to’ questions are hard to answer because it’s so broad and more specific ones are a bit easier to figure out so if you have specific qs feel free to ask. There’s a channel on youtube by Marco Bucci and he has a lot of really helpful videos about painting and light and colors if you wanna check that out.Īlso it might be a bit much to dig through but I have a faq and an art ask tag that has some more art info from previous asks. usually it helps a lot if you start out with greys and then overlay/paint over but most of the time now I go straight to color and just check the values while I’m working with the handy turn-to-greyscale shortcut in photoshop. Grouping similar values can help with your painting, and focal points are usually areas that have the highest amount of contrast (sparkle/light rays against the black background). Here’s another example but in a full painting! (not saying that #2 is incorrect either haha if that’s what you’re trying to convey)

#3′s just a different example of #1 and you can see how different values help make it more interesting as well as define like.the focal point/what is most important or aka the area you want people to look at. Hello! and ooh trying out a different media is pretty fun/exciting honestly it’s totally fine to kinda just go for it and mess around? there’s no like… ‘correct’ answer haha but hmm the one thing that’s sticking in my brain is keeping an eye on values/greyscale.įor example #1 has clear simple values and it makes the picture read clear! if you look at #2 you can see how there’s basically no value contrast and as a result it makes the picture feel a bit flat.

Omg thank you I’M GLAD IT MADE YOU HAPPY YES splendid FEESH ahahah actually been a couple of asks for them so 👀 NAY I neither own/worked on at all nor possess digital copies I am just a big fan of it because creepy body horror ocean eldritchy things hECK YEAH I would also love to read it (I don’t think it’s even out yet ahaha) but I can direct you to the creator/artist and the faq: Mateusz !! :0 awwh shucks thank you/glad you like it so much! (I’m still really fond of that one ahaha) Ahh sorry anon I don’t dabble much in watercolors except for sketchbook stuff/journal things I literally just add water and paint fhfj but there’s a couple of channels/artists I can point you to who work with watercolors! :0

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