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misterfuzzyrainbow submitted this picture and asked inter alia for more expression and how to do digital line art.I love how Cassie looks in this picture. Very comiclike! Also I think that her expression already is pretty ok, but I made some changes anyway as an alternative.I made two different versions because she has a more realistic upper body, but very short cartoony legs and I wasn’t sure which way you want to go for.Since you a very new to digital art I suggest to you Easy Paint Tool Sai. Lineart with Sai is pretty easy. Just be careful to make it clean (if you want comic style, try using opacity 100%). You can both use a line which stays the same size (“Min Size = 100%”) or one which changes with pressure (“Min Size = 0%”). I usually use Min. Size 20% for cartoony outlines. Just try around and see which style fits you the best!Good luck and have fun trying around with digital tools!(This overpainting is part of my Free Overpaint Campaign.)

misterfuzzyrainbow submitted this picture and asked inter alia for more expression and how to do digital line art.

I love how Cassie looks in this picture. Very comiclike! Also I think that her expression already is pretty ok, but I made some changes anyway as an alternative.
I made two different versions because she has a more realistic upper body, but very short cartoony legs and I wasn’t sure which way you want to go for.

Since you a very new to digital art I suggest to you Easy Paint Tool Sai. Lineart with Sai is pretty easy. Just be careful to make it clean (if you want comic style, try using opacity 100%). You can both use a line which stays the same size (“Min Size = 100%”) or one which changes with pressure (“Min Size = 0%”). I usually use Min. Size 20% for cartoony outlines. Just try around and see which style fits you the best!

Good luck and have fun trying around with digital tools!

(This overpainting is part of my Free Overpaint Campaign.)

Tags: overpaint overpainting Overpaint Campaign

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