r/DigitalPainting

Here is a digital plein air piece that I did a while back. I focused on trying to have a clear contrast between the warms and the cools in terms of saturation.

I think it turned out looking pretty well so I wanted to share it :>

I was looking for inspiration when I saw a picture of a girl sitting in flowers. A story came to me of a witch who's cat familiar got lost in the field and is now tired from looking for her.

Procreate 3hrs

What do you think?

Hey guys, m new artist I do semi realistic portrait

My question is how can i make money by selling my art and is my level in drawing enough to make some money with it or I need to achieve better levels for better results than this ?

“Michael Jackson”

Fan Art | Portrait | Drawing | Art

Medium: Digital Art

Dimensions 2000x2000 | 1200 DPI

Done in: Clip Studio EX 5.0

This is my first drawing of the really pretty cosplayer Eveilnss. It took me about two weeks of work so I hope you like it and would appreciate any feedback!

Based on the Florence and the Machine Song: 'Girl With One Eye'.

Hello. I am new to digital painting and have had some challenges getting used to manipulating my digital brush, particularly with pressure sensitivity. I press hard on my tablet, so initially I set my Wacom pressure settings to soft to try and compensate for this. This led to virtually no control for pressure sensitivity in Photoshop as values would blow out near instantly. Now, my Wacom tablet pressure settings are default with medium pressure sensitivity. I see different artists using different settings, only opacity and no flow, full transfer settings, no transfer settings, etc.

I am confused between what sort of settings I should be using with my default hard round brush. Specifically, when painting, should I have the Transfer setting enabled or disabled, for both Flow and Opacity? Why or why not?

Here is a video by Peter Mohrbacher advising against Transfer settings, that I came across while trying to research this subject on my own. https://youtu.be/CKs-OeZgxFo?si=uIL7eJqRHGHzLikc

At the moment, I just want to keep things simple so I can practice building up dexterity with these digital tools. Thank you for your assistance.