Cindy🌙✨
@cindytranart.bsky.social
(she/her) 🌸Pub&Ed, Dreamy illustration | ✨Food, florals, anime, kpop, YT | Portfolio & Art Shop 💐cindytranart.com | 💌 [email protected] | art tags: #art #artprocess #artwip
7: Finish off with final details like texture and highlights and she’s complete!
February 20, 2025 at 5:07 PM
7: Finish off with final details like texture and highlights and she’s complete!
5: Using the gray render as a base, I use gradient maps and multiple washes of color to create the color palette I want
6: From here I merge my sketch and color layers and just go to town. Sometimes, I start from back to front, other times I just do whatever I feel like lol
6: From here I merge my sketch and color layers and just go to town. Sometimes, I start from back to front, other times I just do whatever I feel like lol
February 20, 2025 at 5:07 PM
5: Using the gray render as a base, I use gradient maps and multiple washes of color to create the color palette I want
6: From here I merge my sketch and color layers and just go to town. Sometimes, I start from back to front, other times I just do whatever I feel like lol
6: From here I merge my sketch and color layers and just go to town. Sometimes, I start from back to front, other times I just do whatever I feel like lol
3: From there I make a clean sketch on top, sometimes in flat grays as I go for clarity
4: This step is really important and I always regret it if I skip it! Next I block rough values in grayscale to create the exact contrast I want in the final render
4: This step is really important and I always regret it if I skip it! Next I block rough values in grayscale to create the exact contrast I want in the final render
February 20, 2025 at 5:07 PM
3: From there I make a clean sketch on top, sometimes in flat grays as I go for clarity
4: This step is really important and I always regret it if I skip it! Next I block rough values in grayscale to create the exact contrast I want in the final render
4: This step is really important and I always regret it if I skip it! Next I block rough values in grayscale to create the exact contrast I want in the final render
1: Making complex compositions is always easier when you start tiny! So I always start with at least 3-4 thumbnail sketches
2: Once I’ve chosen a thumb (which you guys helped me pick, thank you!) then I stretch it to make it full sized (in this case an 8x10” canvas)
2: Once I’ve chosen a thumb (which you guys helped me pick, thank you!) then I stretch it to make it full sized (in this case an 8x10” canvas)
February 20, 2025 at 5:07 PM
1: Making complex compositions is always easier when you start tiny! So I always start with at least 3-4 thumbnail sketches
2: Once I’ve chosen a thumb (which you guys helped me pick, thank you!) then I stretch it to make it full sized (in this case an 8x10” canvas)
2: Once I’ve chosen a thumb (which you guys helped me pick, thank you!) then I stretch it to make it full sized (in this case an 8x10” canvas)