Chain tutorial

Description Quickie chain tutorial since a couple people asked. <3 1: Sketch out where you want your chains to go and begin to draw them in. Chains are extremely easy if you break them down into shapes: an oval and a line. I use a semi-hard brush set on 100% opacity. 2: Clean up your lines and define the shape a bit more. 3: Pick your shadows and highlights. As you can see, I picked front and back highlights (you can use only one if you want, depending on the lighting you're using for your…

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This is a simple wire work chain to make, but very pretty. I wish I could remember where I learned this! I hope you enjoy it, and have fun! Chain from the front. Chain from the side. What you need: Round nosed pliers and a supply of wire. I have pre-cut 22 gage, copper wire into 1 inch lengths. Grab near the end of the wire with the tip of the pliers. Roll the wire around the tip, until it forms a loop. Turn the pliers around, so that they are positioned opposite of the end of the loop. Bend…

The quick'n'dirty chain drawing technique.

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(No. 5 is my absolute favorite!) Hi guys! I want to start off everything with a simple post on tutorials on customizing your brushes on IbisPaint X (I’ll be calling it IP later on). If you ha…