Use the Watercolor blush with the transparent color.Įrase the shadows while continuously adjusting the brush size. I use one of the following three methods.Įrase the shadow layer and add the lights coming from the spaces between the leaves. If you are drawing scenes in deep woods, you can add the shadows to the whole body of the character.įinished with the shadows? Then let’s move on to the sunlight. This time the shadows are partially cast. Set the layer blending to “Multiply” and reduce the opacity a little. Use the Eraser tool (or the Pen brush with the transparent color) to erase the edges of the shadows, and make them in shapes of leaves.Īdd the leaf shadows in different angles and shapes to make it natural.Īfter you’ve done with the leaf shapes, add a little blur with the Gaussian Blur which you can select from the filter menu. Use the pen brush to draw the shadows roughly. (I myself duplicate the painted files and save them in case it needs to be revised.) Merge the layers of character painting, and add a new layer for the shadows. The brush settings still can be change under the brush panel.We are going to draw the shadows of the trees first. We disable this option so we wont have upside down grass in our painting. In FireAlpaca, disable "Rotate Along", "Rotate Random". In MediBang Paint Pro, disable "Particle Rotate".Disabling this give more solid colour painting. This type of brush will scatter the brushtip image and auto blend colours. This save us one extra step of saving the image. Select the MDP or PNG brush tip file we just draw in the popup file browser.įor MediBang Paint Pro, it is possible to create a brush without saving the brush tip image first by using "Add Brush (Bitmap) > From Canvas". Since both softwares are similar, steps to create custom brush for them are similar too.ĭraw the brush tip shape for leaves and grass using the normal "Pen" brush and save them as MDP or PNG format.Ĭonvert the image we draw into bitmap brush by clicking the "Add Brush (Bitmap)" button under brush panel. In this quick tutorial, I will show you how to create your leaves and grass brush with Medibang Paint Pro and FireAlpaca.
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