- Space To Proceed, Click To Zoom. - If You Follow This Tutorial, I'd Appreciate It If You Showed Me The Finished Product :'0 - 1- Guidelines. Mark Out All The Anatomy, And Make Sure You Can See Where Everything Goes. This Is Just The Plan, So Don't Worry If It's Sloppy! 2- Lineart. We're Gonna Get Rid Of This Later, But It Needs To Be Good. Make Sure There's No Gaps Or Big Mistakes. Don't Be Afraid To Use References :> 3- Base Coat. This Should Be The Main Color. If You're Using A Program With A Magic Wand Feature, Use That To Select The Background, Then Click Invert. If There Isn't An Invert Effect, Just Select The Spaces That Need Coloring. If You Aren't Using A Program With Magic Wand Just Use The Fill Bucket On The Lineart Layer. 4 - The Rest Of The Color. Make Sure The Colors Match Eachother, Or Else It'll Look Wonky. 5- Make It Lineless. Select The Lineart And Change The Color To Make It Match The Color Layer. It Should Look Like Mine. 6- Shading + Slight Blur. Keep In Mind Where The Light's Hitting And Don't Go Overboard. I Used The 'Pencil 03' Brush In GIMP, And I Used The Mean Curvature Blur. 7- Background. You Can Do Whatever You Want With This 8- Lighting. Make Sure It Corresponds With The Shading. 9- Light Particles. I Use The 'Course Bulk 1' Option For The MyPaintBrush On GIMP Set To 3.41 Radius. - And You're Finished! - #art #all #lineless #tutorials #arttutorial # -
