Entry two!

Entry one!

Whenever anyone mentions mermaids I can't help but think of sailors recording 'mermaid' sightings and describing the creatures as much more masculine and whiskered than they anticipated :smiling_face_with_open_mouth_smiling_eyes: So my mermay entry contains no mermaids. Just the things that most likely spawned the mermaid myth.

Entry three!

Done!

Cassandra demands breakfast for dinner. Jeremy also wants breakfast for dinner, but doesn't want Cassandra to have it. Annabelle demands her cheerios in her special flower bowl. The twins are showing their love for Senator Ursinius (also known as Mr. Bear). Joey has once again played 'hide the poop' but honestly cannot remember where, and thus needs his older brother to find it. Mr. Fuzzy Britches, as is his right, enjoys the dinner theatre. Happy anniversary.

Boy did I ever learn a lot from this challenge!

Good enough!

Doooooooone. Just in time

Surrounded by wildfires and been nothin' but smoky skies for weeks. Send rain!

Salutations comrade peers. I am... fresh at this academy. Fear not my... helper slug. They are... ravenous. I mean, harmless.

Gotta be super comfy

@Artmhdesign Heeeeeeere ya go

https://discord.gg/JSrSgds7

@Neha-Rawat You're gonna need to ask them I'm afraid No real standardization as far as I can tell

Don't think colour's a requirement

Work progresses!

Work progresses!

@austinmdiamond In this case youtube is an excellent resource

Here's a nice little tutorial on lineart over a colour layer. I'd imagine in the next video they probably go into shading with a multiply layer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8Q4SW4CrKY

There are MANY tutorials on youtube for photoshop.

Also, If you can get a free trial of it, Clip Studio has excellent tools for quickly and easily colouring lineart (like manga) and there's tons of tutorials for it as well.

@austinmdiamond

What program are you using?

Are you asking, like, what the actual technical process with photoshop/clipstudio/krita/whatever is to have clean lines, flat colours and basic shading?

And, just to dial in on a couple of things, are you aware what 'layers' are and how to use them?