My two stickers I made for @cecilioque ‘s awesome sticker collab!!
➡️PREORDERS RELEASE MARCH 9TH AT 10AM PST!!⬅️
I was honored I got to make something for this collab alongside so many talented contributors!! Thank you so much for having me, and for putting this project together for all of us to get to participate in! It turned out fantastically and I’m amazed by everyone’s work!!
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CHECK OUT THE COLLABORATION BELOW!! (And check out the reusable sticker books as well if you haven’t gotten one for all your stickers yet!!)
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CHECK OUT THE ORIGINAL POST FOR MORE INFO ON UPCOMING PREORDERS!!
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farewell boops…
the boopening has brought me closer to my followers and mutuals than ever before and im so grateful for it 💛
🌟 thank you to everyone that returned my boop
🌟 thank you to everyone that super booped me!
🌟 thank you to everyone that normal booped me!
🌟 thank you to everyone that evil booped me!
🌟 thank you to everyone that booped me and thought it went by unnoticed!
🌟 thank you to everyone that spam booped me!
🌟 thank you to everyone that booped me in my inbox!
🌟 thank you for allowing me to boop you!
i love each and everyone of you guys on this silly site 💫
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Hello!! I'm a huge fan of your art and I thought I would ask about your colorwork, because it's genuinely super impressive to me how all your pieces have amazing palettes and they add so so so much to the general atmosphere. Do you have any process to pick colors for pieces? Like using picture references, gradient maps, etc or do you genuinely just eyeball them? I'm super curious :]
But yea I really love what you do and love seeing every new piece!! Have a nice day! Ty for reading <3
Thanks! I very much use references, though I don't use the color picker on them, gotta train the eye. I have an ever-expanding reference folder of photos and paintings with colors that I like so that when I start a new painting and I have an idea of the color scheme I want in mind, I'll already have some reference on hand. Good reference really makes a world of difference!
I also like to bias colors a little bit away from their standard versions:
The more blue green and the more yellow green are both more interesting to me than the "just green" green. Nothing wrong with that average green though, sometimes that's exactly what you need. It's always situational.
Lastly, a fantastic color tip for digital art specifically that I got from Mike Hernandez: Use the RGB sliders instead of the HSB color selection!
By default, Photoshop gives you the HSB (Hue, Saturation, Brightness) color picking setup which looks like this:
It's perfectly functional and has its uses, but it doesn't really feel like mixing color. On the other hand, if you use the RGB sliders:
Now you can add a little more blue if you think that's what the color needs, or you can take away red, add some green, etc. It gets you actually mixing color and thinking more about how the colors relate to each other. It can take some getting used to if you've only used the HSB setup before, but it's worth it!
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I’ve been scrolling through some of the Linked Universe tags the past few days and every so often I’ve come across your art, mostly of Warriors and Time and I just wanted to say I absolutely love it! Your art style is really cool and I love the way you colour the pieces you draw, it’s very nice! I hope you’re having an excellent day!
Thank you so much!! I’ve had so much fun drawing Warrior and Time shenanigans and it’s really helped push my art wrt character interactions
I’m so glad you’re enjoying it! 🥰🥰🥰
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Time: So, what’s going on here?
Warriors: Not sure, but it definitely seems like something you should deal with.
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