Thank you! I’ll have to do a recording next time I do something similar! bit tricky to describe.

Almost everything is done with a default round brush (SAI). I did loose colour planning in PS before starting, I usually do this with more painty things but especially here since I needed to know I’d be working with print safe CMYK colours.

I find when I do linework I tend to over-correct the sketch, it removes some of that nice loose feel you get with sketches. So once I’m done shading I go back over the top of the lines and shading really loose to add shape, detail, and get some of that roughness back.

I work on a large canvas, that way I can be messy and it’ll look neat when you zoom out while still feeling rough. It’s almost closer to scribbling in some areas. I get hand/arm cramps a lot, being able to be that janky relieves some of that pressure. Here’s a bit at full size!

there are 3 stages of shading I guess? colour plan, block shading and sketch shading…if that makes sense. Have to do a proper tutorial some time!

thank you!! ; O ; yes! kind of…depends on which OC ^^’ I back and forth with which project I work on, but I’m hoping to have time to work on a new Magical Printing (Magenta Ink) comic soon.

I’ve been posting them as combined images on twitter and insta, so you can see it here! once I’ve posted all of them I’ll be posting them together as combined images :D prefer posting them as singles so you can see them individually…the only place I can is here ^^’ And thanks!!