Anonymous asked:
Do you perchance do comissions?
Unfortunately not at the moment 😔 but thank you for your interest!!
Reblogged
Excerpts from an unfinished medieval-themed project ⚔️
#op i hope you know i think abt these lil guys like at least once a week. and have done for years <3
!!! @ithiliien Sorry to put you on blast haha but that is so insane to me and I'm so touched! I didn't think anyone would remember or recognize this hahah... Up to 2023 ish I made tons and tons more drawings for this project that I never posted, because my skills never quite got where I wanted them to be :') I always felt guilty about the people who'd followed me for this, and I probably should have been braver and shared more WIPs at the time 😩
I really love your Helly art piece! The colors are gorgeous and the different layers of herself are very interesting <3 Is it going to be up in Inprint? Because I would really like to have it on my wall!
Thank you so much!! <3 That is so kind of you, I've uploaded the piece here! inprnt.com/gallery/shrylia/helly/
Anonymous asked:
i don’t think a haircut you can do yourself in your bathroom with a hairtie and some kitchen scissors is culturally significant anywhere anyway?? why’s anon going after wolf cuts specifically (and yeah, i don’t see any recent posts of yours that include one either, so i’m just as confused as you)
LOL right ty anon this is validating that I’m not insane
Anonymous asked:
Erm. can your generation STOP raiding OUR Cultures Aesthetics, for your dumb kitschy drawings ? NONE of you grew up with ' wolfcuts', OR A N Y O F T H E O T H E R S H I T Y O U R A I D ! I T I S O U R H E R I T A G E Y O U F U C K I N G C R E E E E E E E E P S !
I can't think of a single post I’ve made that would inspire this 😭🙏
What program and brushpack do you generally use ? Especially for the blurry/paint effect that a lot of your illustrations have ? Love your art, especially your use of colors :) 💥
Hello! I mainly use Adobe Photoshop and Kyle T. Webster's brushes, they should come with Photoshop or you can find them here :) I do maybe 80% of all my illustrations with a modified version of his Gouache Blair brush. But for that blurry/painterly effect I think you can achieve that in any software with similar brushes to the following:
- An all-purpose, slightly textured brush that has good opacity control so that you can both paint and sketch with it. This is my go-to for linework/hatching and layering colors
- A textured bristly brush, less easy to mix colors with but quickly produces texture
- A textured soft brush for both blending and airbrushing
- A regular airbrush, for glows and gradients but also for if I want to paint something precise without any texture. I also use this to lay down initial colors quickly
For my recent illustrations I mainly used these! I believe #2 is Rough Round Bristle in the Kyle/default brushes and #3 miiight be one of the smudging brushes.
Here I used #1 for all the lines and rendering in her face and hair, including the small crosshatchy bits. You can see #2 in the background and some edges, #3 in the glowy effect on her hair, and I'd used the airbrush to lay down the first rough colors!