Timelapse — French maid scrubbing floors
Added 2022-05-22 15:00:00 +0000 UTCHere's a process video showing how the recent bonus cartoon was drawn.
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That's a *great* question! Since I work digital, I have a folder designated for sketches and preliminary pencils. There are several layers in there, and there are many colors – blue, purple, green, etc. So, when I start drawing on that layer, the lines appear in those colors. The only time my lines appear in black is when I'm on a "final art" layer. This accomplishes two things. (1) I never accidentally do my final inks on the sketch layer. If you ever talk to artists who work digitally, they'll tell you how many times they've done this — and how difficult it can be to fix. (2) I can draw one figure in one layer and another part of the illustration in another layer — and then move those two shapes around independently of each other without ruining either.
Brad Guigar
2022-05-22 16:35:43 +0000 UTCQuestion: why blue line in digital? My understanding was always that pencils were done first because you cannot erase the inks, so there had to be two steps before you could apply the color and wanted to remove mistakes. With digital, you can erase "inks," so why not start there?
KillaCam7010
2022-05-22 16:30:42 +0000 UTC
