2 May 2022, 02:47
More witchyness
The Garden Witch
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I like both styles but prefer your loose watercolour too. What program are you using? You may be a be able to create a happy balance of both watercolour and digital? If Procreate, there is Max Ulichney's Maxpacks Watercolour brush packs (I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post links but search 'Watercolor MaxPack'). If you are using Photoshop and a Creative Cloud subscription the Kyle T. Webster's watercolour brush set is free to download from Adobe. I have used the MaxPack Procreate watercolours and they are very good. I am hardly drawing in Photoshop nowadays so can't really review them but if you already have a CC subscription then they are worth a try. You may already know this but thought I may mention it just in case.
Good luck with everything, your work is so great!
Liz
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Im using sketchbook pro, it's not great. It is however, free...
Here's where I got today
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@kylebeaudette these look really good much better than the first go with digital color!
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@Asyas_illos thanks, yeah it's all a learning process.
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@kylebeaudette these look great
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- 7 days later
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More witchyness
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@kylebeaudette I love this story so much! I don't even know the premise, but the way you've illustrated these pieces makes me want to own a copy of The Garden Witch
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@Kristen-Lango thank you so much!
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@kylebeaudette yes I can't wait to know the words behind the illustrations!
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@kylebeaudette Really love this last set of illustrations, fun and lively and so full of characterisation. It encourages me to keep my simple line style and develop a more 3-d style as an alternative.
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Tried some Caran D'ache water soluble crayons after seeing Peter de Séve's stuff on instagram. They're pretty cool.
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@kylebeaudette ooh nice texture! Very creepy
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@kylebeaudette let me guess last spread? Lol
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@kylebeaudette These are awesome - I've been wondering about watersoluble crayons for some time now. Would you recommend them?
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@kylebeaudette These are fantastic!
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@Kristen-Lango I saw Peter de Seve doing a lot with them, and he said they were difficult at first but then amazing.
And that was my experience as well. One thing I'd suggest, keep them sharpened! -
@kylebeaudette Thanks Kyle! I'll check them out