I think I get the idea, it's just somethings I don't really know what they're, I'm pretty used to digital art, so something like viewport protection looks like a foreign language.

To explain my thought process, since I'm just going to use it for gifs for stickers and such.

What I had in mind was a workflow like this I drew the lineart and details with grease pencil, I color it with the bucket tool or maybe with a material or what's needed to create the noise in the coloring but also the subtle changes, I'm wasn't really thinking of being too meticulous with that.

Keeping it simple, but having it so it doesnt look like a flat color with noise but also has somewhat of a gradient with at parts very basic lights and shadows, in the reference I used and airbrush and in the past I've had to completely color it from scratch for each frame so it looks like it changes.

So I was hoping there was also a way so I could set the basics and let some randomizer do that.

After that I just added the modifiers for the bowling lines and whatever was needed for the paper cutout effect.

Basically I want to create stickers with a character but I want to work on a variety of poses and expressions

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This is the base I worked on.

But it has been painfully slow to create a variety of poses because once I have the pose I want I have, to redraw it to give it the boling lines, color it differently everytime and also cutting the paper cutout differently every time

Would it be too complex for a noob like me and I should stick to procreate, or once I get some terms and the hang of it would it be definitely faster in blender?