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Deathbloke wrote: ↑

Tue May 05, 2020 8:37 pm

Monster Trio wrote: ↑

Tue May 05, 2020 7:25 pm

Honestly, the first batch that I've been too lazy to upload were mostly drawings I did by printing it out, putting it on the window, and drawing over it lmaoooo. Slowly I've started getting used to certain characters/art style and from there I just started drawing with certain pics as inspiration. I have not yet done very much totally on my own..~

Wait, this isn't digital coloring?

Thats what I thought. [mention]Monster Trio[/mention] are you using like the manga artist pens/markers on paper instead?

Eehh somehow my edit is gone?? I edited my main post cos I thought this was my drawings thread, not my manga coloring one.. but somehow it's gone. ANYWAYS
new post added below >>

Okay so I showered and stuff so it was more than 5min I'll just make it a new post lmao, anyways~ [mention]WeebyWitch[/mention] [mention]Yonko[/mention] [mention]Deathbloke[/mention]
I have LOADS of manga screenshots, so that's my source if you were wondering. I then open that file in Photoshop, I duplicate the layer, put it in top and set the layer quality as "multiply" this way the lines are more clear
I then just open new layers in between the original/multiplied layer which I color, very.. slowly, and it's relaxing really. Once I got the finish product, I use PSD files of other people that I've gotten from Deviantart, which mess around with the lighting/hue/saturation and stuff, cos the plain coloring doesn't look as good.
This for example is the coloring only of the Tokorozawa one. You can compare that to the 3 I posted in the first post, a world of difference imo

Monster Trio wrote: ↑

Wed May 06, 2020 12:37 pm

Okay so I showered and stuff so it was more than 5min I'll just make it a new post lmao, anyways~ [mention]WeebyWitch[/mention] [mention]Yonko[/mention] [mention]Deathbloke[/mention]
I have LOADS of manga screenshots, so that's my source if you were wondering. I then open that file in Photoshop, I duplicate the layer, put it in top and set the layer quality as "multiply" this way the lines are more clear
I then just open new layers in between the original/multiplied layer which I color, very.. slowly, and it's relaxing really. Once I got the finish product, I use PSD files of other people that I've gotten from Deviantart, which mess around with the lighting/hue/saturation and stuff, cos the plain coloring doesn't look as good.
This for example is the coloring only of the Tokorozawa one

Ah, so it is digital, that explains it.
Keep going, you're pretty good at it

Deathbloke wrote: ↑

Wed May 06, 2020 12:38 pm

Ah, so it is digital, that explains it.
Keep going, you're pretty good at it

Yep yep! Sorry I confused you with the first reply, I'm a bit of an airhead sometimes haha. But ty!

Finished myself a new one! Yes yes, none other than our favorite boy~ Also updated it in the main post

NOYA FISHER BOI

Monster Trio wrote: ↑

Sun May 10, 2020 2:41 pm

Finished myself a new one! Yes yes, none other than our favorite boy~ Also updated it in the main post

NOYA FISHER BOI

All I could think was good thing it’s deep sea fishing since he’s so genki because he’d never be quiet enough to do freshwater lmao. I’m trying to imagine the equivalent of rolling thunder on the ships.

WeebyWitch wrote: ↑

Sun May 10, 2020 2:51 pm

All I could think was good thing it’s deep sea fishing since he’s so genki because he’d never be quiet enough to do freshwater lmao. I’m trying to imagine the equivalent of rolling thunder on the ships.

Yesss lmao, I'm sure furudate must've thought about that too. I'mma imagine him diving into the sea whilst doing a rolling thunder on a off day

Monster Trio wrote: ↑

Sun May 10, 2020 3:00 pm

Yesss lmao, I'm sure furudate must've thought about that too. I'mma imagine him diving into the sea whilst doing a rolling thunder on a off day

I’m thinking of the amount of work and energy involved in the work itself and him coming up with crazy moves and names for them in the process. But that off day imagery is great as well!