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Here's another drawing done in Photoshop back in 2018. There's another one, but that one's kinda joke-y, so I'll probably not gonna upload that to keep the gallery clean for now.

This time, I experimented with the brush brushes (as in digital brushes that mimics the texture of real brushes, very descriptive, I know). I really liked how the shading turns out using these brushes. Though, this kind of shading was pretty time-consuming, so I won't be using this technique again unless someone pays me to do it I also tried experimenting with snowflake eyes but it looks really creepy, I'll definitely won't draw eyes like that again lol.

I originally wanted to draw Daiyousei looking up too, but no matter what, every sketch of her looks really weird, so she got cut out. Now Cirno is just looking down to... uh.. something? I'll let the viewers fill in the blank haha.

This is off-topic, but with AI art being a thing now, I wonder how much pictures it needs before it could draw a character in my style? Not only that, those AIs probably use some sort of pixel-cluster algorithm to draw, so it needs consistent-looking pictures for data right? How messed up would the generated art be when I feed it my Photoshop-era art, traditional colored pencil art, and normal art, since the shading textures and color values are quite different? Well, I'm too lazy to train an AI to find out the answer, so I'll just imagine what happens~

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Here's another drawing done in Photoshop back in 2018. There's another one, but that one's kinda joke-y, so I'll probably not gonna upload that to keep the gallery clean for now.

This time, I experimented with the brush brushes (as in digital brushes that mimics the texture of real brushes, very descriptive, I know). I really liked how the shading turns out using these brushes. Though, this kind of shading was pretty time-consuming, so I won't be using this technique again unless someone pays me to do it I also tried experimenting with snowflake eyes but it looks really creepy, I'll definitely won't draw eyes like that again lol.

I originally wanted to draw Daiyousei looking up too, but no matter what, every sketch of her looks really weird, so she got cut out. Now Cirno is just looking down to... uh.. something? I'll let the viewers fill in the blank haha.

This is off-topic, but with AI art being a thing now, I wonder how much pictures it needs before it could draw a character in my style? Not only that, those AIs probably use some sort of pixel-cluster algorithm to draw, so it needs consistent-looking pictures for data right? How messed up would the generated art be when I feed it my Photoshop-era art, traditional colored pencil art, and normal art, since the shading textures and color values are quite different? Well, I'm too lazy to train an AI to find out the answer, so I'll just imagine what happens~