>>Swipe to reveal ~ kawaii goth jelly painting

I hope you can tell that I worked hard on this one!

🪼 My goal was to invoke some of the uncanny feeling you get from looking at the jelly art style

🧟‍♀️ For that reason, I did my first shading with green, and actually kept that green shading for the skin through the whole painting!

👵 I wanted to be less saturated than usual. As well, I wanted next to no texture, so I used a blending soft round brush a lot more. Its actually an old brush... the one I used when I drew my profile pic! Even in the hair, no texture.

⭐ So is the result actually good? I kind of think that the heart choker necklace is the strongest part of the whole thing 😅 I will probably do another like this. Kind of a kawaii goth vibe.

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2024/6/1 Edited to

... Read moreHey art lovers! I've been seeing a lot of buzz around unique digital art styles lately, especially 'emo jelly art' and 'juicy art style,' and I wanted to share a bit more about my journey creating pieces like the one you just saw. When I dive into a 'kawaii goth jelly painting,' my main goal is to capture that distinct, almost gelatinous look while blending it with a cute yet dark aesthetic. For those curious about the 'jelly art style,' it's all about smooth transitions, often vibrant (or in my case, desaturated but distinct) colors, and a certain softness that makes things feel a bit squishy or translucent. Think less sharp lines and more blended edges. My secret often lies in my brush choice – like the blending soft round brush I mentioned, which is my go-to for achieving that seamless effect. If you're using Ibis Paint, exploring the various blending brushes, or even looking for 'Doma brush Ibis Paint' alternatives, can really help. It's not always about having a specific 'Doma brush' but understanding how different brushes affect blending and texture. My process usually 'started with the face,' focusing on getting the core expression right. Then comes the fun part: shading! For this piece, I specifically went for 'green shading like a zombie or smth' to really push that uncanny, emo vibe. Don't be afraid to experiment with unusual color palettes for shading; it can completely transform the mood of your digital painting. I often do a 'sketch with two layers of shading' initially to map out the light and shadow before committing to colors. When it comes to details, I find that even small elements can make a huge difference. For instance, the 'heart choker' and 'cross necklace' in my painting weren't just accessories; they were integral to the 'kawaii goth' theme. And the 'red hair' paired with a 'bat hair clip' just ties the whole aesthetic together. It’s all about building layers of meaning and style. If you're looking for 'art styles examples' or want to explore 'aesthetic jelly art style' further, try searching for artists who play with transparency, soft rendering, and unique color schemes. Don't limit yourself; even styles like 'anime realistic drawing' can inspire how you approach blending and form. Creating art that resonates with you is a journey, and every piece, even if it feels like a challenge, helps you discover new techniques and refine your personal style. Keep experimenting and sharing your creations!