Tycoon Has Awoken...
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ScribbleArt
19.05.2022 04:27
LinkDAMMMN
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(PLEASE NOTE: This is part of a larger animation for a Multi-Animator-Project I will link to in the future once all the shots are compiled in adobe premiere)
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This looks insane dude and the smoothness?? literally how
and theres so mcuh detail like THEPATIENCE U MUST HAVE HOLY
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It's pretty easy, actually
after finishing the line-art on two drawings/keyframes, make a copy of one, use the chisel tool to color it red (or any color, really) then create a new layer above the one you're using, and paste the other drawing there so it overlaps, but since the lines are two different colors they'll be easy to differentiate. (Usually I put the colored one on top, and sometimes I even lower the opacity to see the black lines better.) Then create a blank frame and simply draw in-between those lines, literally!
Hope this reaches you and hope this helps! <333