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I've tried following tutorials but I am severly struggling. If any ibis paint users have any tips for brushes and/or methods for repainting a horse please let me know! |
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Definitely not the best to learn from, but I use Pen (Fade) on ~22% stroke opacity for the majority of my repainting. Mix in some airbrushes too. |
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Thank you!
Amhain Dull Liath said:
Definitely not the best to learn from, but I use Pen (Fade) on ~22% stroke opacity for the majority of my repainting. Mix in some airbrushes too.
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For repainting, I reccomend working in shades of grey then using soft light layers to add color. I start with a completely solid grey base then use airbrush trapezoid (60%) along with darker and lighter shades to add in muscles, shadows, and highlights. |
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Thank you so much! I'll for sure try that!
Gem said:
For repainting, I reccomend working in shades of grey then using soft light layers to add color. I start with a completely solid grey base then use airbrush trapezoid (60%) along with darker and lighter shades to add in muscles, shadows, and highlights.
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