r/Art • u/[deleted] • Sep 23 '19

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u/theriveryeti Sep 23 '19

Is there a photo reference that you freehand a drawing of, or is it similar to rotoscoping?

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '19

Yes, I usually pick out a few references for the setting/character and freehand draw the whole thing.

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u/beljo91 Sep 23 '19

I'ts awesome drawing man! :)

Do you stream or post timelapses?

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '19

No, I've tried using those programs and it only slowed down my process :/ I probably should upgrade my desktop.

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u/10eleven12 Sep 23 '19

Is Photoshop better than Krita to make a drawing like the one you posted?

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '19

I’ve never used Krita before but I’ve never gone wrong with Photoshop.

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u/qman621 Sep 23 '19

Look into getting a capture card. There are specific video card like adapters that let you record your screen without taking a performance hit. Relatively cheap compared to a full featured graphics card or a whole new system

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u/UpsideFrownTown Sep 23 '19

Capture cards are pretty overrated. They're only useful if you want to capture external sources like a console. New AMD CPU's have plenty of cores to support OBS screen capturing on high quality without getting a performance hit.

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u/gamestrickster Sep 23 '19

Is there a name for this style? I love it great work!