NSFW: Five 18+ linearts
July 20th, 2008 at 02:24:37 by wildarmsheero
The Nagi ones came out kind of bad. See, the original sketches were drawn like a month or so ago, and believe it or not I’ve actually improved in that amount of time– specifically my sketches got cleaner. Tracing over dirty work was kind of hard, but I did my best. There’s tons of mistkaes all over them, but they can be easily fixed post-scan.
The Tina ones look great and I have little qualms.
I have no idea when I’m going to colour these. I’ll probably get to the Tina ones first, then work on the Nagi ones a bit later. Then after that I’ll move back to making not-porn art!!
July 20th, 2008 at 03:54:37
the top-right nagi one looks good, but that could just be because I’m tto lazy to enlarge it.
July 20th, 2008 at 13:18:01
Why bother tracing over shit?
Blue pencils and a lightbox as well as a seperate sheet of paper and some pens might help you with this.
July 20th, 2008 at 13:27:44
Thats kind of what I do. I sketch the thing out with pencil first, then put another piece of paper over the sketch, put the whole thing on a lightbox, then trace with a .3mm mechanical pencil.
July 21st, 2008 at 03:16:47
Here is a trick I’m experimenting with to create sperm on skin with photoshop:
Draw it with the brush tool (not the airbrush-like ones) using white color, then use the median filter to “clean” the rough edges and make some of the zones look “smudgier”.
Then change the blending mode of the layer to multiply (this will make it “disappear”). Next, go to layer style and use inner glow using white and adjust to your liking. Use inner bevel to give it some volume using a light color of your liking. Drop shadow can be used in low values.
The pixel values vary depending of the resolution, but in 72 dpi, low values should work better. Also, make sure that all the blending modes in the dialog boxes of the layer styles are set to normal; they are usually set to “screen” by default.
Hope this helps. Good luck!