Drouarts

With the last teases I gave you guys about a week ago, it's time for me to show the final result of my last fan art piece. Feel free to check it out. Any comments and critiques are appreciated. This time, instead of drawing it in one single piece of paper, I took the liberty to separate this work into several pages, so that I can easily position the character into the HD format on my computer. This is why it doesn't have any borders on this one. I feel like it's more complete and harmonic. I also add a little fanfic in my artwork comment, just to give some backstory. I'm not as good of a writer as my artistic talent, but I thought I could gi

When I want to rework on my artworks and coloring them, I mostly use Photoshop. And when it comes for the inking... it just takes so much time doing it! The only way I found was using the Pencil tool. It was very malleable, but as I said, it takes an incredible amount of patience to finish the paths. For those who doesn't know what I'm talking about, it's a tool that allows you to create a line by connecting points that you make (by simply clicking on the picture). On each point, you can control the curve that is created between them.  This line doesn't affect physically on your work, but you can use the "stroke" option to fill this line, li

Hi folks! I just created this account yesterday, and I thought it would be good to share my artworks to the world. I already did post my older artworks in an other art website, Elfwood, but it takes too much time for them to be published. I found this site much faster and easier to use! I discovered DeviantArt on a webcomic call Sister Claire, wich some of you may have already heard. The artist work is breathtaking, on the coloring theme and style Yamino's using. When I search a bit more in her website, I saw she has an Deviant account (wich I never heard of it before). I took the time to look around, and I thought this place could be very