Art Timelapses

Further progress has been made on Aurora's smugness. I'm considering repainting her chest and muzzle fluff as the shading just makes it look dirty.

Starting work on a new wallpaper using Painter 2023 exclusively. This has been a series of experiments with brushes and tools. It's a different workflow from Clip Studio Paint to achieve a much different and more polished style opposed to my standard cell shading. So far, I'm enjoying the results. This wallpaper will feature different expressions of my sneppy, Aurora, and in various different coat colors. Named for the aurora borealis, Aurora's coat, eye and hair colors can change at will to represent the shifting hues of the beautiful northern lights. I'm gonna enjoy reproducing different colors for her in the other segments of this image, but the grey/white/yellow are her natural coat colors, and I felt it important to feature these in the first segment.

Third timelapse! This time, I'm working on a custom Telegram sticker as well as an expression sheet challenge! The subject today is my girl, Omega. I must admit, watching the footage made me realize her booper snoot is shaped like toast.

Timelapse of my art session from Oct. 24, 2023. Today, I decided I needed a new overlay banner too, so here we go! Octavia is featured here as she is my art business mascot! Also features my business logo for obvious reason. Total creation time was approximately 1 hour 15 mins. I've sped it up and trimmed it down to 15 minutes. I intentionally record with no audio as I listen to copyrighted music while I work. If you would like me to try to find royalty free music to overlay on these videos, please let me know! I'd love to make these more enjoyable for my viewers. :)

Timelapse of my art session from Oct. 23, 2023. In total, this project for my husband, WorkingBear here on Rumble, took a little over an hour. I have sped up the footage and compressed it into a roughly 15 min. video showing my processes. As this was my first time doing one of these, there are a few quirks with not having my palettes on screen, but tinkering in OBS, I think I have it set up well to showcase these in future videos. So enjoy watching as my art goes from basic linework to full color illustration!