Dolphin flatted
/Did some basic flatting today. I’m not happy with Dylan Dolphin’s pudgy belly but otherwise, I’m pleased with this composition.
Did some basic flatting today. I’m not happy with Dylan Dolphin’s pudgy belly but otherwise, I’m pleased with this composition.
I used Clip Studio Paint Ex to create this vector sketch. One thing I haven’t figured out is how to simplify the lines. That is to say, I want to remove some of the nodes to create smoother lines. I read on the Internet that there’s a way to do this, but this technique seems to be a well-hidden secret.
Next up, I’ll flat this image and put in some shadows.
This is half-finished sketch of Dylan Dolphin. I had about an hour to work on my book today, and this is what I came up with. Believe it or not, Dylan is supposed to be a cute kid dolphin, but he looks like a dangerous bruiser. I think I’ll keep him that way. If I’m going to write these books, I might as well write a book that I would want to read.
Look at those teeth! Some varieties of dolphins have up to 250 of them. However, bottlenose dolphins have about 50. Still, that’s an intimidating grin. I like it.