Stylized Characters from Start to Finish in Adobe Fresco | Adobe Creative Cloud

Color-obsessed artist, maker, and illustrator Allison Bamcat walks us through her process of sketching, outlining and coloring an axolotl using Adobe Fresco.
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[@ssMry]

wow this is awesome! I‘m still learning with shades and highlighting as my arts look very blunt but I think this tutorial will help me to improve, thanks 😊

[@AdobeCreativeCloud]

Love hearing that, thank you @Mery!

[@BrockLeonard]

Thank you for the shading tips!

[@stevenamartin]

love your work! the really cool tip is the lock layer transparency to mask the critter so you can apply additional. highlights, shadows, and textures w/o overshooting the line art and it's integrity. Have you tried replicating the mask onto new layers so that as you do additive processes, the previous layer remains as it was? Also you can do adjustments to layers for transparency such as multiply.
Again great work, looking forward to more from you!

[@kaylenedawnbuteaufitnessbu2282]

Can you do the masks and locking layers transparency with vector?

[@seohuikim4942]

Great tips. So helpful!

[@kaylenedawnbuteaufitnessbu2282]

I've been trying to only use vector so I can enlarge without any problems, but I notice differences in what pixel vs. vector can do. Do you know where a list is of those differences. I'm writing a graphic memoir using photos, but fresco to draw the other characters besides my mother and myself, so I want them vector to put into InDesign. Any advice? :)

[@dawah17]

That's really so amazing..

[@geen4ever]

My brain legit went “oh” when you did the shadows 😂

[@TekkLuthor]

This is amazing

[@hollykuker5367]

What brushes did you use?

[@MayurCreativeStudio]

Thats very helpful

[@loganlikestolaugh1541]

💗💗

[@jijikal]

Envy your skills mam.!

[@alwafaasbvchannel]

Great

[@cekuwek]

i need more tools in fresco

[@yudianimations]

daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmmmmnnnnnnn

[@MrGilberTable]

Why does your colored pencil draw so much different then mine

[@GreedomWorldwide]

Therapy.

[@autofocus4556]

Why did you paint the creature by hand instead of just use the full tool like you did the background? Made no sense.