Post B2eXAnZ0JwmB5eoNN2 by archiveanon@baraag.net
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(DIR) Post #B2cOPy1MiZrue8lme8 by solmyr2000@baraag.net
2026-01-24T17:59:05Z
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Arisu again, this time digital. I thought it'd just be another nude but sometimes it's not the brain that makes decisions.Brand new experimental digital style primarily using 3 new brushes I made for it. For many years, I have been terminally slow at digital art, and nothing helped.So I ditched my entire process and replaced it with an imitation of my traditional art process. It worked. This took 6h 25m, the first finished digital art that took me 1-digit hours in nearly a decade. #loli
(DIR) Post #B2eXAnZ0JwmB5eoNN2 by archiveanon@baraag.net
2026-01-24T18:02:15Z
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@solmyr2000 That's... honestly fascinating in a way. You managed to imitate it well enough that at a glance i assumed it was another traditional piece. After seeing so many traditional pieces by you this is kinda tripping me out, but I love it. She looks so soft...
(DIR) Post #B2eXAo9s6sGaw03ops by solmyr2000@baraag.net
2026-01-24T18:04:05Z
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@archiveanon I tried to keep it distinctly digital (it has that digital shininess to it that traditional art doesn't) but yeah I even went as far as taking a photo of an empty sheet of paper, turning it into a texture and using for brushes/overlay.I also imitated the behaviour of fineliners and alcohol markers as closely as I could for the brushes.
(DIR) Post #B2eYNw0MLcMMzNQzhY by solmyr2000@baraag.net
2026-01-25T16:23:41Z
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@lolipope Thank you for the suggestion! I might try it but attempting to move software has never gone well in the past (too attached to CSP).Besides, my primary goal was carrying over the mindset/process (avoid undo/reworks, 1 attempt, what's done is done), rather than making it look like traditional (while I wanted to add some texture, I want to keep digital art generally digital-looking)