Step 3: Start making Line Art or Coloring! It doesn't have to be pretty at this point! As long as you know what you're going for.
I narrow those down to one idea and sketch something up.ĭuring this time, I also find references! For this, I wanted bones, so I looked up bone references. say I want to make a horror theme accent since I love Halloween so much! What does Halloween entail? Monsters! Bones! Glowing eyes! Well, being a somewhat successful accent shop keeper, I think it'd be alright for me to share my thought process for those curious.įor example. You can click and drag layers into different heights (like apparel on dragons) to change how they appear. Find where you saved the unzipped PSD file, select it and click "Open".ġ Toggle Visiblity Select the "File" drop down menu from the menu bar, click "Open." and a pop-up will appear. Next, open your art program of choice! Mine is FireAlpaca. Q: How to I get the base ready for my use?Ī: For Firealpaca, you must find the file in your downloads, right click it, select "Extract all", choose a destination for it to extract to (it doesn't matter where you choose), then use the "Elements friendly" selection. Q: How do I get the breed downloads?Ī: Click "Custom Skins", then "Download PSDs", and select the PSD you want! These are all free, so you can download as many as you want! They both come with Photoshop Elements installed on them, another good art program. I have used a Wacom Intuos tablet and a Bamboo Fun tablet, neither of which have let me down yet. You don't have to use a tablet to make skins and accents, but it does help. For the purpose of this tutorial, I will be using FireAlpaca. A: Very good programs would be Photoshop or Paint Tool Sai, but if you don't want to spend money on those and still get good programs, FireAlpaca, Medibang, and Gimp are all excellent programs.
0 kommentar(er)
