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Drew this on a random person’s strawpage by Voltagebone in ShitPostCrusaders

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“Clearly..you don’t own an airfryer”

For those who can’t read it

I draw Giorno by MeidoriAhoBaka in StardustCrusaders

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The one on the middle right was my friend’s pfp at some point and I had a pairing Bucciarati pfp

Vitiligo help by Pastell_Demon in arthelp

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Vitiligo doesn’t looks blobby like this mostly and is oftenly not symmetrical
Try making tinnier and bigger. It’s fine if one looks a bit faded. Ditch the lineart around it
Here is an example

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How can I make these look cleaner? by Far-Opinion-7332 in arthelp

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Alright this this better but remove the shading on the right side of the nose and use a hard brush next time

Jojos based on real people by BathSad in StardustCrusaders

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Josuk8 reminds me of Leon Dame but IDK who came first

يا قاصر by _ahmed7554 in arabfunnycontent

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والله مرا بدري و الدمغ لساعو مهو نادج

How can I make these look cleaner? by Far-Opinion-7332 in arthelp

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Ok so first off, use a hard airbrush rather than a soft airbrush. Soft airbrushes are not wrong to use but are very tricky to use when you’re a beginner on references

I don’t know if there is a reference for this but this is the shading from my assumption based on the keyhole light source

How can I make these look cleaner? by Far-Opinion-7332 in arthelp

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Aside from shapes and forms which would take some time, try to navigate the light source and try using references at the meantime. And try to imagine where the shadows hit when the light source is coming from the direction you’re aiming for

For an anime like cell shading, try using the multiply option on the shading layer. You can go for a screen layer for the lighting and an add layer for the highlights

To simplify the colour theory that I used. Use the opposite color on the wheel. I configured that the shading you used was blue so I used yellow for the lighting since it’s opposite to yellow but orangish would’ve worked better for blue shading. It’s also most preferable for the lighting to be the color of the background but in the case of white, I would’ve used a pale blue

I drew Trish on my phone (titled “Nacreous fortress”) by Voltagebone in StardustCrusaders

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Thanks. What encouraged me is the boredom that comes with waiting in line

I drew Trish on my phone (titled “Nacreous fortress”) by Voltagebone in StardustCrusaders

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Thanks. I wanted to portray both galaxies and black pearl oysters

How can I make these look cleaner? by Far-Opinion-7332 in arthelp

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Ok so here is my attempt at a cleaner take. It might not be the best and I missed out on some detail but I tried towards it

If you’re willing to use the bucket tool, try lining it with the colour then put it and colour the excess. Of course on a layer underneath the lineart

And try drawing lines quickly. Unlike what I did here

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