created by vike mike
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Haven’t uploaded in a while, just something I did quick I thought I’d post. Still need to figure out how to draw with soft lines and blended shading, I usually tend to just make everything vector-y

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  • Very happy to see more from you! I quite like your lines, I don't think you need to tweak it. Been doing well? This guy is certainly a delight

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  • raven_reverie said:
    Very happy to see more from you! I quite like your lines, I don't think you need to tweak it. Been doing well? This guy is certainly a delight

    Well I’m not necessarily planning on completely changing my art style, just part of my goal (and once I achieve it will probably stop uploading on here) is to be able to draw fairly professional digital drawings consistently, and something I like about a lot of other artists on here is how they use their line work. I see either soft sketch-like line work, thin line work, or even minimal line work with reliance on color fill and shading. I usually work with a strict outline and fill in the color onto it, resulting in a vector or cell shaded style. And while I don’t hate it, and think it looks quite good and crisp when executed correctly, I do want to be able to do more complicated techniques.

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  • vike_mike said:
    Well I’m not necessarily planning on completely changing my art style, just part of my goal (and once I achieve it will probably stop uploading on here) is to be able to draw fairly professional digital drawings consistently, and something I like about a lot of other artists on here is how they use their line work. I see either soft sketch-like line work, thin line work, or even minimal line work with reliance on color fill and shading. I usually work with a strict outline and fill in the color onto it, resulting in a vector or cell shaded style. And while I don’t hate it, and think it looks quite good and crisp when executed correctly, I do want to be able to do more complicated techniques.

    Nothing wrong with experimenting on other techniques! Just don't go crazy thinking you need to vastly improve or reinvent it when your current followers like your art for a reason~
    I'm excited to see what else you'll make and try out

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