Roughly 30 hrs? (I found that 1 hr = about 1 CSP minute, but this is very imprecise)
216 of my beloved layers
Software - Clip Studio Paint
p.s. It started with a larger size than needed, so the change in the middle was unplanned. 250 on the long side became a reflex xd
Roughly 30 hrs? (I found that 1 hr = about 1 CSP minute, but this is very imprecise)
216 of my beloved layers
Software - Clip Studio Paint
p.s. It started with a larger size than needed, so the change in the middle was unplanned. 250 on the long side became a reflex xd
@unrulyRiff 3) I keep them +- long term, for the most part. Anyway, whichever answer will be, it will excite concerned people, so I'd rather stay quiet to minimize extra escalation, and later I'll share a clear time-lapse to be judged by competent people. Hoping for your understanding
@clouwly@pinktaco_nsfw I hope you don't mind me jumping into the discussion ^^ We don't reach full pixel-perfect in the lines as it takes a long time to work on each individual one, I (TetraStrix, sketch and render) even forbid Lamor to fix every too square corner and ugly spots, it's not productive
@unrulyRiff 2) Unnecessary clutter, in short. I hadn't thought of this previously, and the link as such is available. Recent appearing on the Lamor account was my direct initiative; anyway, all the necessary is in open access ^^
@unrulyRiff 1) On socials, but they have private info. I'm not comfortable with mixing it anyway. It's life threatening, or I'm too anxious as a person - people already spreading this post, and at some point it might get to personalities. I'm afraid of that
@pinktaco_nsfw@bluedingo 4) Judging from what I've seen, prompters pick output and smear it on top with finger/texture brushes, which probably cuts 90% of the hours of work. It takes a while (it was 2-4 weeks for recent ones) for my artwork, since I go through the whole process. I'll record that ^^
@pinktaco_nsfw@bluedingo 3) I do different objects different ways and work more on the characters at first, since that's the focus in the picture. The background here is still in the spot stage, and usually drawn without a line - with the same kind of spots
@pinktaco_nsfw@bluedingo 2) Initially it was a question in PMs - isn't it's a pixel filter, I've shown that there's a lot of dirt in file and the process was. The dots at the bottom are from one of upper finishing layers, turned on for dirt
@pinktaco_nsfw@bluedingo 1) Seems the final conclusion is: as soon as I sort out life's other stuff, I'll make a timelapse. I can quickly show the principle itself using existing examples, or make new huge art, whichever you'll prefer? Faster/longer options.
Also a video, or a step-by-step GIF?