Update Bubble Box Braids Braiding Parts (Update Bubble Box Braids Braiding Parts) Update Bubble Box Braids Braiding Parts
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Made to make drawing black protective hairstyles easier to draw.
This material will remain free until september 19th
Made to make drawing black protective hairstyles easier to draw.
This material will remain free until september 19th
As a reference for the braiding parts, I used the soft webtoon head, pictured above. Though you can transform the parts to fit with your head
The color can be changed with the primary and sub color. The primary color controls the dark areas and lineart, the sub color controls the highlight.
In order to make the braiding parts look good, I've made a small tutorial on how I do it.
Step
1:
The layer
of the braiding parts is set to grayscale, you must change it to color.
Otherwise you won't be able to color the parts.
Step
2:
Using an
airbrush, outline the parts. The air brush shouldn't be too soft.
Step
3:
Using a
brush that blends just slightly, select no color and erase in small strokes all
around the part. Make sure the strokes are all facing inwards towards the
tension point, where the braid is attached.
Step
4:
Using a
soft lineart brush, add some baby hairs if you'd like.
Only add them for the parts framing the face.
I hope this catalogue is of use to anyone besides myself :)
Update: The brushes have now been updated to no longer clash with the reference layer
As a reference for the braiding parts, I used the soft webtoon head, pictured above. Though you can transform the parts to fit with your head
The color can be changed with the primary and sub color. The primary color controls the dark areas and lineart, the sub color controls the highlight.
In order to make the braiding parts look good, I've made a small tutorial on how I do it.
Step
1:
The layer
of the braiding parts is set to grayscale, you must change it to color.
Otherwise you won't be able to color the parts.
Step
2:
Using an
airbrush, outline the parts. The air brush shouldn't be too soft.
Step
3:
Using a
brush that blends just slightly, select no color and erase in small strokes all
around the part. Make sure the strokes are all facing inwards towards the
tension point, where the braid is attached.
Step
4:
Using a
soft lineart brush, add some baby hairs if you'd like.
Only add them for the parts framing the face.
I hope this catalogue is of use to anyone besides myself :)
Update: The brushes have now been updated to no longer clash with the reference layer
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