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Hey peoples! I have noticed that there seems to be not many people using Medibang for their art. If you do use it, please let me know your tips for colour changes and art in general. I would love to hear from you all :) |
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Did my suggestions not help? Or are you looking for something easier? I've not seen anyone else that uses it, personally |
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Aurorae Sport Horses said:
Did my suggestions not help? Or are you looking for something easier? I've not seen anyone else that uses it, personally
No, no those suggestion helped. Sorry 😅 I'm just looking to see if some others have any other tips and tricks using the app. I'm still learning with the app, too, so I was just double checking. You were very helpful, Hawk ♥️ |
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All good, my way is quite complicated, I will let you know any tricks I fins while playing around with it :) |
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You might want to go over what color management settings you have on, because that will affect how it exports. If you're drawing for the intention of putting it online, keeping it digital, use RGB. If you are planning to print, use CMYK.
I suggest only using medibang paint for lineart then using Gimp or Photoshop for coloring.
In addition, I recommend get a pen tablet for drawing in medibang paint, which is more nature, Intuitive and accurate.
https://pctechtest.com/best-drawing-tablets-for-medibang-paint |
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You might want to go over what color management settings you have on, because that will affect how it exports. If you're drawing for the intention of putting it online, keeping it digital, use RGB. If you are planning to print, use CMYK.
I suggest only using medibang paint for lineart then using Gimp or Photoshop for coloring.
In addition, I recommend get a pen tablet for drawing in medibang paint, which is more nature, Intuitive and accurate.
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Shunyang5164$$ said:
You might want to go over what color management settings you have on, because that will affect how it exports. If you're drawing for the intention of putting it online, keeping it digital, use RGB. If you are planning to print, use CMYK.
I suggest only using medibang paint for lineart then using Gimp or Photoshop for coloring.
In addition, I recommend get a pen tablet for drawing in medibang paint, which is more nature, Intuitive and accurate.
https://pctechtest.com/best-drawing-tablets-for-medibang-paint
Thank you <3 |
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