Digital Colouring Sassy Girl
I'm really into playing about with comicbook clipart of late. I have been enjoying colouring in on my machine.
You can follow along using 'real' media using similar principles.
There are a lot of pics in this post, but its an easy read.
So I like this lady. She looks sassy and quite gorgeous. She's very tiny. I make an A4 document at 300dpi so she will print nice.
Make her big.
Erase the speech bubble, and frame. Grab a page like this to
colour yourself .
She's got red hair. I am using a paintbrush with wet edges and painting behind her.
On with the face. Double swipe along the cheekbones and knuckles etc for depth. A graphic like this is great for beginner 'colour in-ners' - see the wee lines I'm talking about? Just a swipe along those.
Ooooh, lime green jacket.
Isolate her. She's now stand-alone and ready to be popped into anything I make later on. I haven't finished playing with her yet. She looks a little lonely there in nowhere land.
Add a background - the choosing of one was probably the most time consuming thing of all in this exercise. Grab a page like this to
colour yourself . Grab a page with just the building on it
here .
Colour in the tree.
Make a start on the buildings and ground.
Windows and ledges.
Darken up the background for more definition.
Add some highlights.
Refining - last minute touches here and there. Okay - I want her in my book, that's a page.
It could do for a cool retro card that seems to be the all the rage right now. She's waving that finger about - kind of bossy-like. How about a sassy kind of inspirational quote?
Yeah alright. :)
Wanted to try blue hair.
Preview of download 2 cards and 2 clipart per A4 page
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