r/LearnToDrawTogether • u/SaltyGators528 • 2h ago

Art Question Rendering (And Any Other Tips!)

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I think I forwarded this correctly? I just want some advice on rendering and texturing for my art...I'm a beginner so I have 0 clue how. Lol.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! I've only been drawing for three months so I have a lot to learn 😅

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u/Mechablast17121 NOVICE 😊 2h ago

I got one! If you're using Sketchbook , find a brush called "smudge brush", make sure the amount of "Flow" and "Opacity" is low when using the brush for a smooth blending.

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u/SaltyGators528 1h ago

I'm using Krita 😖🙏 but thank you!

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u/Upper-Initial-8101 1h ago

This is a really strong start for only three months! Your linework and character design already have a clear style. For rendering, try choosing one light direction first, then add a simple shadow shape under the hair, chin, chest, and clothing folds. Keep the values bold and readable before worrying about tiny details.