Isn't it intense? You can do it too

Hello, I'm Ryugi, and I work as a freelance illustrator! I like to write stories and express them with pictures. So in the picture I often capture my own stories and worldviews.:) I usually draw my favorite things with intense light and color. This class is designed for people like me who want to capture my story and worldview and catch the eye right away.

Would you like to follow along?

Of course, you can do it anytime, anywhere.

I'm going to use an iPad for this class. The advantage of iPad is that you can draw whatever you want to draw anytime, anywhere. Also, if you use the Procreate app Express what you want anytime, anywhere with a variety of painting brushesYou can try it.

I had the experience of moving from one brush to another like a nomad because I didn't know what kind of brush to use when painting. Everyone will be there. I am Tips on what criteria to choose and apply coloring toolsThey will also let you know. Let's complete the entire process, from sketching to retouching, using only an iPad. With this class, you'll be able to create amazing illustrations anytime, anywhere.

First, let's listen to the character's story

_{<jealousy> <inquisitive >}

Why is the main character in this picture looking upwards? Why is the title of the picture jealous? Why does the protagonist who looked at the sky on the left fall like that on the right?

Pictures that make you curious about the story are also linked to responses on social media! A way to catch people's attention for as long as possible on the Internet, where a huge amount of works are poured out every day. I am that The method is to put a narrative in a pictureI felt like that. Inserting stories into paintings not only arouses people's interest, but also helps to establish the artist's own personality. I'll show you how to portray the main characters that talk to me.

We often follow the eyes of the characters in the picture and move our eyes to find the parts that are emphasized by the light. It's always fun to draw people's attention to a place you want to emphasize naturally with intent, and to look at every corner of a picture and read the story in it and make them feel interestedThis is it. It's about making eye contact with people and looking for places that are in the spotlight. I always focus on this when I'm working on illustrations. I'm going to learn step by step in this class about the directing I express.

Try writing a story. Of course, with pictures.

Haven't you made any progress even though you've been holding on to the painting for a long time? Have you ever finished coloring in your own way, but couldn't get rid of the blurry feeling? So, haven't you forgotten the light? Light and shadow control more parts of a picture than you might think. You can create a clear illustration just by clearly dividing the areas of shadow and light.

If you're worried about blurry images, try reducing the saturation of the canvas with black and white. I can figure out which parts of the shadows are misrepresented and which parts lack light. I'll share all the small tips and detailed know-how so that you can come up with a great finished version. Let's finish the painting slowly with me while using a variety of lights and colors.

Now, let's put a stop.

I also gave the characters a story and painted them with intense colors, but is there still something lacking? Please wait. It's not finished yet. The final step, correction, is left. I am With layer effects and procreate effects, I'll transform a boring picture into a work that doesn't let go of your eyes.

I have also experienced the problems you are having. I also know what the difficult part is. In this class, I captured the details of my work as if I were watching it right next to me. I'll be with you from conceiving a painting to completing and retouching an illustration.

Among the many stories I want to talk about in this class, I would like to highlight “Having fun drawing”This is it. I hope it will be a time to regain interest by revisiting why I started painting. I'll be on your side to help you. Now tell us your story.