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@@animoview 🫰🏻🫰🏻

Muchisimas gracias!

Thanks to you for your support =) I'm glad my work can be useful for you!

Muchas gracias por tus palabras como siempre! Espero pronto retomar los lives, por ahora estoy con bastante trabajo, pero espero hacerme un tiempo lo antes posible jajaja

I simply start painting on a new layer above the lineart layer, until I get to a point where the line slowly disappears.

I don't use a pen display, I use a non-display Wacom Intuos Pro Medium, with a 27 inch Monitor 😁

There is commissions and personal work, but this one in particular and a large part of the timelapses, correspond to work done for different companies and commissions. I like to show you the process behind each commissions you make me.

@@feig1990 I'm really glad these companies allow you to share the process. That seems like a rare occasion considering NDAs and so on.

@EldritchUniverse Luckily, I have never had a problem sharing my processes, and I appreciate that.

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Thank you so much for watching! And I'm glad my work is useful to you 😁

Muchas gracias! 😁

Thank you! And the truth is that I don't know if that has to do with the program you use, it's more related to the practice issue. Doing a lot of study and practice of poses, shapes, etc. The only way to improve is to repeat and repeat the process until you get used to it.

Hi! First of all, thank you! And answering your questions, I use a non-display tablet Wacom Intuos Pro Medium. And regarding some advice, the truth is that the only thing that really helped me improve was to practice A LOT, and try to do it on paper too, not just digitally, that helps a lot. Literally fill sketchbooks with all kinds of practices. And above all, don't be afraid of making mistakes, because that's where you learn the most. Regarding what you want to study, the truth is that that is more subjective and depends on your own tastes. I studied visual arts and then illustration. In arts I learned practically everything in terms of technique, but in illustration I really felt comfortable and enjoyed every minute.

@@feig1990 Thank you so much! That means a lot, really! I will do as you advice and keep what you said in my head. I think i will go with the comic's school 'cause of creation of narrative, characters etc. and they say i can do art digitally and traditionally. Much more complete imo and the best in my interest. Thank you very much again, have a good day!

@@SirPembertonS.Crevalius Thank You so much! And yes, the sketching step is My favourite moment in every work! 😁

@@federicomatteoverde8636 Thank You! 😁

Thank you! A while ago, in the community section, I left a post with the IDs of the Clip Studio Resource Bank free downloadable brushes that I usually use. Also, I just uploaded a pack of brushes that I have been modifying over time and use 95% of the time to my Ko-fi for only 1 USD in case you are interested too =) ko-fi.com/s/4d75a4651e

@@gaboshkaboi6885 thank you! 😁

@@smirnofflord1603 Clip Studio Paint 😁

Thank you! And yes, in fact, I always leave the estimated work time at the end of the video description. In this case, it was around 18 hours in total 😁

@@feig1990 Oh! I'm sorry I looked but didn't catch it. Thank you for clarifying, I'll keep a sharper eye out in the future.

I'm going to upload the brush pack that I usually use and that I've been modifying over time to the Gumroad platform. I hope to do it as soon as possible, as soon as work allows me. I'll probably let you know here when I do it 😁

Sí, le he ido agarrando el gusto a ese tipo de ilustración conservando la línea jajaja, se dio la oportunidad de usarlo en este trabajo, y valió la pena. Gracias por el apoyo constante

@@feig1990 jaja mas que merecido 💯

Thank you! And thanks for watching

It is something that I would like to do, although if I do that type of thing, it would have to be for next year, since during December I have a lot of work to do

@ ok so I think to prepare a lot of fundamental works and studies, so when you will be ready I could show it to you!

@@federicomatteoverde8636 thank You! 😁

These are layer masks that I use to separate elements so I can work on each important element separately, without the rest getting in the way when painting. I find it especially useful when starting to render, removing the line and defining the edges. And yes, shading with a layer in Hard Light mode is one of the ones I use the most. I hope to do some livestreams starting today or tomorrow, in which I can show you the real-time process of some commissions, and there I can share with you things like the method I use for shading.

Thanks to you for watching! 😁

@@charlievered3899 muchas gracias como siempre por tus palabras! Siempre son muy bien recibidas 😁