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Background environment practice - forest rock wall(Custom brush tip test 13)

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「blue blur impulse」(Originally for Sonic 30th Anniversary, big animation process from 2021)

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I hardly ever log back into inkbunny, I'm sorry

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(Written since March 30, 2024, finished writing April 3, 2024. All of the other missing pages are in the .gif and mp4. Tree trunk tutorial is based on McLelun's. Made in Krita.)

Recently, I think I've found a better, yet decent, approach for sketching rocky surfaces now:

1. Sharp corner to sharp corner vertically using arcs drawn as guides

2. drawing rough random zig-zag lines over them, connecting them to each other by their peaks by repeating the last step horizontally and vertically

3. draw some shading in a few areas to map out where the shadowed areas are

4. then decide which random segmented areas should stick out the most by labeling them in an ascending order from back to front and drawing medium to thick weighted outlines around them.

This intermediate(and amateurish-looking) approach to drawing and painting rocks along with a few other natural scene elements in the background was inspired by the background environment art produced by Design Office MECAMAN for the Beyblade: Metal Saga anime series(most notably, episode 1 on season 3, the 27th episode overall of Beyblade: Metal Fusion).

I made a new brush image and a few new presets using it with various settings(opaque, semi-opaque, with pressure on size, and without pressure on size) for this case.

Most of the colors I used for the clouds, mountains, and trees were re-used from some of the previous BG practice illustrations I made. They were determined by saturation and mood using the hue shifting method(which is usually for pixel art).

Better colors are still pending since I've been developing a small personal app in Godot Engine 3 for color theory, pairing, and palette generation(also involving using said hue shifting method), although I haven't touched it since it burned me out a lot after doing so much research while looking for a lot of solutions to many parts of my code and took time away from getting back into the mood of drawing more.

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