Ryan Maloney shows his Procreate coloring process: sketch, ink, flat colors, shadows with a low-opacity black pen, then highlights. He stresses experimenting with new techniques to keep your style evolving.
This is my coloring process in Procreate, and hopefully you can use some of these tips to speed up your workflow. Every drawing follows the same process: rough sketch, and then I ink it with lines, and then I lay in flat colors. Then on a layer on top of that, I use a black studio pen in low opacity to create the shadows. After shadows, I move to highlights. Here's the checklist I follow for every single drawing: sketch, lines, flat colors, shadows, highlights, And then I'm always making time to experiment, see if I can incorporate new techniques into my work. Here's a look at the final results. Like and follow for more art and animation tips.
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