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5148417 No.5148417 [Reply] [Original]

>add noisy/grainy texture
>art instantly looks better
why does no one talk about this one simple trick?

>> No.5148428

>>5148417
1. it doesnt
2. it only looks good when it needs to
3. using it in every piece it starts to get redundant

>> No.5148521

>>5148417
texture good that's why

>> No.5148539
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5148539

>>5148417
That's a pretty terrible kafuchan.

>> No.5148543

>>5148417
it doesnt look better, though. it's easily seen right through and looks boring. texture needs to be used sparingly and accordingly

>> No.5148643

>>5148539
its a lot more appealing than what you posted

>> No.5148646

Are there any good guides/resources for adding post-processing effects in photoshop?

>> No.5148652

>>5148643
In what fucking universe? I will agree that neither is good. Not a lot, if any, good art of her to be found.

>> No.5148663

>>5148652
OPs facial artstyle, shape language (especially in the clothes), and the color choices are far superior. the linework is also more visible which gives its variety room to show off. the only issue is the lazy background.

>> No.5148670

>>5148663
Lost me on the part where her looking like a literal retard and nothing like the source material is a good thing. But you do you.

>> No.5148674

>>5148539
>>5148643
what he said

>> No.5148677

>>5148539
another example of grainy noisy texture

>> No.5148691

All that noise clutters the image, it's like the chromatic aberration it is completely pointless and adds nothing but a nuisance.

>> No.5148740
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5148740

>>5148417
Noise, blur, sharpen, vignette, chromatic aberration, it's all cheap makeup, it stands out too much.
Only the people enjoying the details in your drawing should notice them.

I apply a film grain filter and scale the image down to 60%.
Just to add color variation and dithering to the image.

>> No.5148758

>>5148740
>scaling an image down
yeah kys

>> No.5148760

>>5148758
pyw

>> No.5148766

>>5148740
>dithering
How do you implement this?

>> No.5148767
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5148767

>>5148740
Hello Mr. Keigi!

>> No.5149980

>>5148766
gmic for krita > add grain filter

>> No.5150764

>>5148740
Why are there zig-zagging shadows on her neck?

>> No.5150842

>>5150764
I used a square brush and thought it was cool to leave the jaggies.
One more thing for people to look at.

>> No.5150864

>>5150842
gmi

>> No.5150865

>>5148428
range murata uses in all his finished piece, never tired of it

>> No.5150867

>>5150842
gross

>> No.5150875

>>5150842
You should've used it more in the painting to add some contrast. Since it's the only bit with jaggy brush stroke it looks a bit off and uncanny. Good work though.

>> No.5150878

>>5148417
I don't like it.

>> No.5150891

>>5150875
Yeah, I should've found another way to render the neck.

>> No.5150959

>>5150878
:O

>> No.5150971

>>5148417
It's well known at the pro end. Adding a layer of B&W noise, at around 3-4% opacity will tie in a painting and normalize it. Photographers do it all the time to hide editing that's too clean, they add sensor/film grain back in.

It should be done VERY lightly, and at the end. Painting with it is pointless. Not every piece needs it, either.

>> No.5152613

>>5148539
This looks bad compared to OP. But I am autistic about my faces. Try to redline her head in that image. I assume he exaggerated perspective after drawing the basic head shape, which is what lead to the fuck up.

>> No.5153735
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5153735

>>5148417
I KNEEL

>> No.5153834

>>5148417
I don't know how.

>> No.5154002

>>5148417
how to add noisy/grainy texture on clip studio paint?

>> No.5154010

>>5148740
dumbass here, how do you scale down an image?
in paint?

>> No.5154018

>>5153735
>Parking in the same direction on both sides of the road
Isn't that illegal? Or is it different in Britain or wherever that is set?

>> No.5154023

>>5154018
3rd world shitter like my country has no such rule

>> No.5154024

>>5154018
It's only illegal at night.

>> No.5154025

>>5154018
Looks like it's a one way.

>> No.5154036

>>5154018
Would be funny if someone painted an illegal act. Even includes their number plates.

>> No.5154068

>>5148539
>>5148417
don't you ever get tired of this pedo moeblob faggotry with emojis for faces every single fucking day? do you animefags have downs or something?

>> No.5154208

>>5154068
take your meds tradtranny

>> No.5154210

>>5154002
make a new layer
filter > render > perlin noise
adjust the parameters
change layer blending to linear burn or overlay
turn down the opacity until it looks good

>> No.5154261

>>5154068
>emojis for faces
The only acceptable faces are either the "chill, edgy" one eyebrow raised sarcastic American face or the white pus ball superhero eyes American face.

>> No.5154368

>>5154210
i prefer soft light for this

>> No.5155687
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5155687

>>5148417
chromatic aberration 2.0

>> No.5155744

>>5154210
>>5154368
>spotlights

What the difference? Would you mind giving an example for a /beg/ ?

>>5155687
Based Mum

Where's she posting now anyway?

>> No.5155773

>>5155744
The only way to know which blending mode looks best for a noise layer is trying out all of them.
if you don't know absolutely nothing about blending modes:
https://www.clipstudio.net/how-to-draw/archives/154182

>> No.5155793

>>5155773
Hey thanks. I'll take a look at this.

>> No.5155853

>>5150865
Thing is he's japanese and you're not, anon.