Remember When I Used To Draw Young Justice Art- It Been A While And I Miss Them

Happy Halloween everyone!!!

Birds of prey gave me life honestly. 

Just wanted to draw Harley in different hair styles and as a teenager. It was fun :)

Just wanted to let you know your royai piece is AMAZING and I love it!!!

Aww thank you so much I appreciate it :)

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My only friends are the Ravens.

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This dude would have been a model in modern day, don’t even argue, he gorgeous

Hi! Was wondering if it’s okay to ask what your coloring process work (you know from start to finish)? Also your art has this soft sort of glow that’s really pretty and I’d love to know how you do that? You don’t have to do it if you’re busy hope you have a good day❤️

Truth be told, I don’t really have a fixed coloring process as I’ll often experiment and most of the time just roll with whatever I need at the moment (trying to follow a process is just counter-productive to me), but I do have some sort of base:

Mine: Standard Art Process • Lineless Art Process • Picking Colors • My Brushes • Lineart Pencil • Blending/Watercolor

The Ochako gif is your friend about how I do my coloring, but just in case the most important thing is I never use a flat tone, no matter how subtle the color blending/gradient is:

I really don’t know what is the “soft glowing” tbh ^^’ could be visual result of the color blending, a luminosity layer, a screen layer or just some very soft touch of a light color over the final piece.

Rec posts: Bri’s explanation on picking Colors • Basic Glow Effect SAI < not so complete, but covers the basic of the luminosity layer, I’ll add that you can use a hard light layer (use any rough/strong brush for the highlights) under the blurred one (any soft brush or blur tool over a hard brush works, just mind the pressure/intensity)

Fun Resource: Paletton! - To clarify, I don’t use it, but I think it could help your eyes get the idea of which colors could go well together, plus it’s fun to mess around and fall in love with some palettes.

“Stay back”….. I know his sword doesn’t glow like this but let’s pretend it does cause it’s cooler this way

Lazy days