Then another layer is created right below the former layer with a slightly dark version of the complexion and it is used for the slightly dark area. You can't possibly trace all the shadows, you only need the major dark ones. I had to emphasize the importance because it is very vital to the neatness. You have to select the complexion and reduce the brightness a bit to give a dark coloured version of the complexion, then a layer is created between the aforementioned layers as in.
You will be creating three layers for each and those three layers will be between two layers- the head fill layer and the head outline. You will be needing 3 types of shadows, the dark, the slightly dark and the slightly light. You have to be very careful so as to avoid mistakes. Now to the most tricky part, the shadows.
The background too is not white but transparent. So you now have to properly fill it with the white colour. That is because the white you saw before I filled it is not actually white but transparent. I just copied mine from another toon to speed up the process.Īfter it is filled, you can notice that the eye too is filled. You can manually tweak the complexion to your taste. The head layer is then duplicated and one is filled with the complexion. Also, don't forget that the there's still an hair outline in the head layer that interferes with this new effect so you have to clean it with the hard eraser. You need to select the hair layer so as to erase it. It is used to erase part of the hair to make it blend with the head. The soft eraser is selected with an opacity of 15% and a size of 134. I.e you can't fill the eye with the hair layer. Remember that you have to click each layer before you fill. The black areas of the head is filled with black colour. Another layer is created for the eyebrows, eyes, nose and hair outline. I like to complete the head of the image I'm tooning first before moving on to the cloth. You have to get the balance between the resolution and the brush size.Īs the outline is done, the hair outline layer is duplicated and the duplicate layer is used to complete the outline of the head. For a lower resolution, you would need a size of 2.2 as anything above 3 can be too large and can distort the neatness. The higher the resolution, the larger the brushes would be. Then the empty layer is selected and the hair is outlined with the Medium tip marker with a size of 3.3 for this very resolution. The original Image is placed above the empty layer and its transparency/opacity is reduced to 82% so as to see through both the image and the toon. I chose this resolution because it is very neutral and it is perfect for display pictures without cropping.
For devices below 1gb of ram, I suggest you scale the slider down a bit else, the incessant lags would frustrate you. If you are still new with this app, I suggest you check this tutorial here by the image is imported on a layer of custom resolution 2882x2990. I will be very straightforward with the tutorial as it is for those who have a knowledge of the basics.
It's been a while that I made a tutorial so I decided to do this again. It requires a lot of technicality and patience if you are going to get it right.
#Autodesk sketchbook mobile tutorial android#
This android application is very sophisticated yet simple.
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