Anyone got any info or tutorials of how to achieve the copic/paint

>>3081562
learn how to use copic markers.
those artists who digitally paint that way can do so because they regularly use them.

>>3081607
I know it's layers of a marker like brush. Looking for some recs.

>>3081609
the point is they know how to achieve this look because it's instinctive. if you try to imitate it based on some random tutorial you'll only end up with a superficial understanding and limited rendering capability based on the examples used in the tutorial. get some basic grey markers (1,3,5,7,9) and practice rendering things. Then transfer your knowledge to digital.

>>3081562
forget muh style and learn to paint opaquely (vs transparent ala watercolor), then stylize away. I dont know what about this reads as "copic" to you.

>>3081609
it's not a brush or a layer setting you're barking up the wrong tree. just learn to paint.

>>3081622
I know how to use copic markers and have good fundies anon, that's why I'm trying to find brushes for the digital part. I've seen the effect imitated in a lot of jap art but obviously there's communication barriers that I can't just ask about their brush sets. Someone told me it's actually watercolor like brushes rendered to look like copic which is why I'm wondering if there's any info out there.

>>3081637
manga studio has good watercolor brushes. i think some of them are compatible with photoshop. i don't know how well though

>>3081562
Hard round in the program of your choice and know what the fuck you're doing.

>>3081881
Hard round isn't always the answer unless you have infinite time and don't care about being efficient.

>>3081562
looks like they're using a bit o' t' ol' dodge on there, so it's just watch u call a bit o' t' ol' additive mixing that gives it that transparent medium look

>>3081562
saturate

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>>3082016
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>>3081881
Decided to try to create my own brush and wing it, had to do it on a very small scale for time's sake. Still have to work on learning to make the food aesthetically pleasing too. Rendering this tiny bite took me nearly 30 minutes alone, but I see the potential. What do you anons think?

>>3082008
Thanks for the hint. Using Sai 1.0 so have to rely on screen/multiply for now. Can't wait for 2.0

>>3082096
more saturation. i mean its not like you can aim for realisim since theres no meat that actually looks like this