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if not, it's totally fine.
but I just worried if I didn't get one.
thanks~
take your time~
I just got worried if i missed your e-mail,
that's all~
but if you want your color to stay within your line,
you just need to be very patient and draw line digital to color.
well if you want to get the piece to look not too digital,
actually the colors shouldn't stay too neat in the line tho.
I'll try it again.
In your gallery you often post two versions of a picture:
The finished one with colours and one pencil version. The pencil version isn't just lineart but already contains pencil shades.
Your coloured pieces still have the texture of this special pencil shading and I wanted to know how you paint digitally and still keep the pencil textures in your drawings.
Especially because they don't seem to be just "pencil grey" but it looks as if you add colour to the pencil layer as well.
I hope you don't mind me asking this.