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It's these two again! This is a quick thing I chipped away at between other pieces.

Tried out something new. I use a lot of coloured pencils for traditional art, but rarely use Clip Studio Paint's coloured pencil tool (for actual colouring, that is) and I wanted to see how it preformed. The process was basically the inverse of on-paper - [dark to light] as opposed to [light to dark].

The process being relatively straightforward means I was free to experiment with other stuff. I tried to convey an atmosphere of dread/discomfort, maybe a bit of paralysis, but I'm not sure it came through quite how I wanted... Still pretty ooky spooky though. Crank your screen brightness to max for the full effect.

Oh yeah I also used a different brush for lining than usual... Lately I have been using the Milli pen tool, this time I used a version that I made look like my actual fountain pen lines. I like the variation in line weight that it produces.

Description

It's these two again! This is a quick thing I chipped away at between other pieces.

Tried out something new. I use a lot of coloured pencils for traditional art, but rarely use Clip Studio Paint's coloured pencil tool (for actual colouring, that is) and I wanted to see how it preformed. The process was basically the inverse of on-paper - [dark to light] as opposed to [light to dark].

The process being relatively straightforward means I was free to experiment with other stuff. I tried to convey an atmosphere of dread/discomfort, maybe a bit of paralysis, but I'm not sure it came through quite how I wanted... Still pretty ooky spooky though. Crank your screen brightness to max for the full effect.

Oh yeah I also used a different brush for lining than usual... Lately I have been using the Milli pen tool, this time I used a version that I made look like my actual fountain pen lines. I like the variation in line weight that it produces.