Click/Tap/Arrows to navigate, and to see how I drew a cat that looks very different from it's reference photo. I would recommend not doing something with as much detail as a cat:) I did this art. Yes, I know it is short, but it took a while! Love if you love cats (or if you don't) ---------------------------------------- Tutorial 1. Go into vector. 2. Bring in your reference image, if you want to use one. 3. Make a basic blockshade with everything in the picture. Search a tutorial on how to do that if you do not know how. It is simple though. Just use the colour picker and pick colours from a certain area, and then make a circle with the colour you have selected on the top of the part of the picture you have taken that colour from. 4. Your blockshade would be all solid colours. Click on a shape. Then, click on the colour button (The one that has the colour, saturation, and brightness sliders when you click on it) At the top of the little box that opens up, there should be options to chage how to shape is filled. Change it to the last option. A gradient with colour in the middle and none on the outside. 5. Repeat until you have done this for the whole picture. 6. Then, copy and paste each each of the gradient shapes. Drag the copied shape so it is covering the original that it came from. Make there be like 15 shapes overlapping each other.
Re-shared since I wanted this at the front of the projects on my profile. Music is Dear Theodosia Music Box 100% Scratch Vector @28GraceW first love/fave/comment (Besides me) What should I make next? #art #process #cat #kitten 5th on trending for art! loved? loved? Thanks! Also a HUGE thanks to everyone else! (a lot of people)
