#hue jitter + some funky texture = your flat colour background is now no longer a flat colour background

[astranauticus]

so turns out my newfound appreciation of hue jitter on brushes comes with a newfound need to name my custom brushes because i keep accidentally selecting the versions of brushes i made with hue jitter and then feeling like im losing my mind when the colours just dont come out correctly

#re: the projectTM #ok but genuinely hue jitter is my new best friend #like its really good for drawing things that are meant to be colourful #like those space backgrounds that i draw *so bloody often*. #i used to have to throw the shades of blue and purple on one by one like individually now i just chose a blue and set some hue jitter #but also just like. its a really good low effort way of making a background look more interesting than it actually is #hue jitter + some funky texture = your flat colour background is now no longer a flat colour background #this and discovering i can make new stamp brushes pretty easily by drawing a shape on a square canvas #and setting it as the shape on a new brush are like #the two biggest time saving tricks ive found for this project #thats why i do fuckin. stupidly massive projects like these! #my one redeeming quality when it comes to art is figuring out stupid little shortcuts like this is why i say im very quantity over quality #i cant paint or render for shit but ask me to crank out 30odd full drawings that flash by fast enough that the details dont matter? #yeah im pretty confident i can do that