Great, now I have diabetes. That's great! As always, lovin' those vivid colours. (UwU) You got the part where the yellow shows through the sheer pink down well. Is that just layering the two coloured markers? And in regards to the more realistic clothing style: I muchly approve since I've been doing it for years to achieve more realism to the minifigs.
And before I forget again, it seems I haven't saved those pics of Eagle Talon you shared a long while back, and they've mysteriously disappeared from the original post. (>.>) May I have them again?
XD Thank you! Yeah, I believe I colored the yellow first then layered the pink lightly over it. Thanks again--I think I may keep experimenting with this particular style, simply because it's fun. Might we get to see any of these mini-figs of yours?
Yes you may. U,U At least-- the ones I can scrounge up. For the life of me I can't recall the ones I shared here, so I just went back through the sketchbook and took pics of any I could find. Sorry if these weren't the ones you meant. xP
Awesome! I don't think I've seen one or two of those.
(Yep. Pretty much, new keyboard shortcuts, new control panels, and new functions that make it better, but it's so hard to get used to. After learning LDD, I once took a 3D modeling class and learned the controls for that program, then I tried to use LDD again and got confused pretty quick. )
Ah nasty. It's annoying when you have to re-learn systems you've gotten down already, like, "I know this already! This should be easy!!"
Exactly. Gotta start from square one all over again.
XD Thank you! Yeah, I believe I colored the yellow first then layered the pink lightly over it. Thanks again--I think I may keep experimenting with this particular style, simply because it's fun. Might we get to see any of these mini-figs of yours?
Yes you may. U,U At least-- the ones I can scrounge up. For the life of me I can't recall the ones I shared here, so I just went back through the sketchbook and took pics of any I could find. Sorry if these weren't the ones you meant. xP
Awesome! I don't think I've seen one or two of those.
I just thought I'd share with you part of my evolution of drawing minifigures digitally.
On the left is a minifigure I drew in two minutes on my very first smartphone more than ten years ago. This was back when touch-screen technology was just getting started and back when we still had physical keyboards on phones. Note that the sketchbook in the background was a background of a sketchbook, not a real sketchbook. The one on the right is one I drew after I actually sat down and took the time to draw a minifigure on a sheet of paper and then actually scan it into my computer, outline it, and color it with my computer.
The one on the right is obviously better, but the one on the left for some reason has this charm and nostalgia associated with it. Probably because it reminds me of middle school and beginning of high school.
I just thought I'd share with you part of my evolution of drawing minifigures digitally.
On the left is a minifigure I drew in two minutes on my very first smartphone more than ten years ago. This was back when touch-screen technology was just getting started and back when we still had physical keyboards on phones. Note that the sketchbook in the background was a background of a sketchbook, not a real sketchbook. The one on the right is one I drew after I actually sat down and took the time to draw a minifigure on a sheet of paper and then actually scan it into my computer, outline it, and color it with my computer.
The one on the right is obviously better, but the one on the left for some reason has this charm and nostalgia associated with it. Probably because it reminds me of middle school and beginning of high school.
I just thought I'd share with you part of my evolution of drawing minifigures digitally.
On the left is a minifigure I drew in two minutes on my very first smartphone more than ten years ago. This was back when touch-screen technology was just getting started and back when we still had physical keyboards on phones. Note that the sketchbook in the background was a background of a sketchbook, not a real sketchbook. The one on the right is one I drew after I actually sat down and took the time to draw a minifigure on a sheet of paper and then actually scan it into my computer, outline it, and color it with my computer.
The one on the right is obviously better, but the one on the left for some reason has this charm and nostalgia associated with it. Probably because it reminds me of middle school and beginning of high school.
I just thought I'd share with you part of my evolution of drawing minifigures digitally.
On the left is a minifigure I drew in two minutes on my very first smartphone more than ten years ago. This was back when touch-screen technology was just getting started and back when we still had physical keyboards on phones. Note that the sketchbook in the background was a background of a sketchbook, not a real sketchbook. The one on the right is one I drew after I actually sat down and took the time to draw a minifigure on a sheet of paper and then actually scan it into my computer, outline it, and color it with my computer.
The one on the right is obviously better, but the one on the left for some reason has this charm and nostalgia associated with it. Probably because it reminds me of middle school and beginning of high school.
That is so cute. xD You should be proud of how far your skills have come.
I just thought I'd share with you part of my evolution of drawing minifigures digitally.
On the left is a minifigure I drew in two minutes on my very first smartphone more than ten years ago. This was back when touch-screen technology was just getting started and back when we still had physical keyboards on phones. Note that the sketchbook in the background was a background of a sketchbook, not a real sketchbook. The one on the right is one I drew after I actually sat down and took the time to draw a minifigure on a sheet of paper and then actually scan it into my computer, outline it, and color it with my computer.
The one on the right is obviously better, but the one on the left for some reason has this charm and nostalgia associated with it. Probably because it reminds me of middle school and beginning of high school.
That is so cute. xD You should be proud of how far your skills have come.
Yes, I'm quite satisfied with how my skills have progressed. I'm still learning and improving, but I'm still enjoying it which is good.
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Great, now I have diabetes. 
That's great! As always, lovin' those vivid colours. (UwU) You got the part where the yellow shows through the sheer pink down well. 
![[y]](http://storage.proboards.com/6672327/images/WYWPH2VRo26pOFDid7QZ.png)
Is that just layering the two coloured markers? And in regards to the more realistic clothing style: I muchly approve since I've been doing it for years to achieve more realism to the minifigs. 
Yeah, I believe I colored the yellow first then layered the pink lightly over it. 
Thanks again--I think I may keep experimenting with this particular style, simply because it's fun. Might we get to see any of these mini-figs of yours? 
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Noice, I'm all for free stuff. 
The one on the right is one I drew after I actually sat down and took the time to draw a minifigure on a sheet of paper and then actually scan it into my computer, outline it, and color it with my computer. 
![[h]](http://storage.proboards.com/6672327/images/nPCskakrdhDERqIVGKuw.png)
![[h]](http://storage.proboards.com/6672327/images/hfSwWMIrqfbcVMuaJTst.png)