10/10 team would play a full game with the noob lawyer and the trolling co-counsel
Anonymous asked:
Thanks for the tips before! So, a more specific question would be...How do you distribute the layers? Do you use a different layer for each color or shade? What about the lineart?

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Hope this helps. Some artists might only work on 1 layer, or work in different steps, but do whatever works for you :D
Anonymous asked:
So that last drawing made me curious about Trails of Cold Steel. What is it about and what type of game is it? That is assuming you played it and aren't doing it as a request or commission.
Hi there!
Trails of Cold Steel 1 and 2 (and soon to be 3) are JRPGs under the ongoing ‘The Legend of Heroes’ series flag (not unlike the Tales series or FF series having different numerical entries). I have not played the rest of the entries so I can’t really comment on what the overarching story arc is going for.
You control the lead character Rean, who is enrolled in Thors Military Academy, under the special ‘Class VII’. The game touches on topics like the effects of war, social class discrimination, politics, etc + mixing it up with fantasy and technological elements. By the end of CS1 things get pretty epic lol
Each chapter follows a similar format, where you can choose to explore the area, battle monsters, take on side-quests, do activities like fishing, and when you’re ready you can move on in the main story. There’s a ‘social-link’ aspect where you are are given time to bond with your classmates and other important NPCs as well. Unlike Persona there’s no strict time limit for each activity.
Gameplay wise, you form a squad of 4 from your current party members to bring into battle. Enemies are encountered on an open world, and the encounters themselves are in a controlled battle space. Battles are turn based, but your attacks and actions can ‘delay’ turns. You can form ‘links’ with a fellow party member to do follow-up attacks and other benefits. Each character also gets a special move. Characters can learn skills and amplify their powers by equipping ‘Orbs’.
All in all, if you’re already into JRPGs, this will be quite a good meaty additional to your games library. Hope this helps :D
Anonymous asked:
Question! How did you learn to draw digital? And if you don't mind giving some tips or tricks >>
Hey there!
I started on digital art when I was introduced to Oekaki boards by school friends. I used the mouse to do a lot of pixel artwork, and then moved on to trying out the brush tools in PaintBBS. It was a lot of trial and error and getting used to a new interface from paper, I remember feeling so weird how I had to look up at a bright digital screen while my physical hand was moving on a tiny mousepad orz
Only when I enrolled to an animation/media course, did I get exposed to stuff like anatomy, composition, lighting, filters, colors, etc., as well as so many types of software and drawing tools!!! Even now after graduation, I’m still continually putting to practice what I’ve learnt and trying to study more on my own (*•̀ᴗ•́*)و
Tips + Tricks in general
Actually I could keep writing on and on but feel free to ask something more specific XD Of course, to everyone, feel free to share your own tips too~
If anyone’s interested, here’s the Ultimates!
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so much fanart I wanna do but so little timeeeee