It varies, but I usually work on canvas sizes around the 3000 x 5000 px at 350 dpi range. Q: What canvas size do you usually work on? Additionally, you can visit my Youtube channel which has speedpaints for most of my recent drawings. If you want a more in-depth look at my process, visit my gallery! Click on any of the finished paintings and you'll be redirected to a page with some process shots of that image, as well as a speedpaint (in most cases). Once I finish, I resize the image and export it as a. psd file and start doing a bit of colour correcting in Photoshop. Once the painting is roughly done, I export the piece as a. Once I have a decent sketch done, I will import it into Medibang Paint Pro and start the colouring and painting process on my Wacom Mobilestudio Pro.
Ideas usually come to me at weird times and my sketching process usually happens over a few days rather than over one intense sketching session. I typically start with a sketch, done on whatever's convenient and around when I come up with the idea (e.g. Q: What's your general process for a piece from start to finish? Not at the moment! I sometimes do a bit of gift art when I have time, but I generally don't take requests or trades unless I otherwise say so. I live and consume art daily and am predominantly self-taught! I took a few little art classes when I was a smol child, but never pursued it in tertiary education. Q: How did you learn art? Did you go to art school? The first digital program I used was Photoshop Elements, which came free with my first tablet - a Wacom Bamboo Fun (not available any more I think though). I've been drawing digitally since 2007, so over 10 years now! Of course, technically I was a lot younger when I first picked up a pencil, but I think getting access to digital programs and my first tablet really pushed me to start drawing more for myself.
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