@Prawnlegs AH YES, THE COMIC BOURGEOISIE, THE WEBCOMIC 1%. sitting atop their ivory towers with their five-foot-by-twenty-foot wacom display tablets, buying all the horny art that their heart desires

@Prawnlegs :'( did you get... the barbarous fanbook..... that i'm so sad i'm missing out on.......

I used to create my color palettes by picking everything by hand. I'd lay down a flat background color and put my brushes on low flow and do a couple passes with the 'flat' color to get the exact hue I wanted, where everything's brought together cohesively by that background color. Tbh, I think it's worth trying to do that anyway cause it teaches you a good lesson about how to handle colors under different lighting. but layer effects do that but way easier

kinda late getting back to this but like. can't stress enough how layer effects are your friend. Layer effects are the difference between this piece lookin like it crawled out of a clown car, and what it ended up looking like when finished