In this step, I'm applying a general black outline and solid colors to the character in the first plane. Details will come next.
The vectorization software can be Adobe Illustrator or CorelDraw. They work perfectly well. I have both options, but in this case, I'm using CorelDraw as my preferred choice and I work much faster with it.
Right now, I'm working on developing this trio of original characters. I have always wanted to catch up with the incredible talents of the new digital and vector illustration era. Inspired by my admiration for this new generation of artists, I want to produce something of better quality, more elaborate, and perhaps even more extensive.
This first idea may become a short comic book or a simple character study. I'll publish next when I'm more satisfied with the results.
Of course, I will screen-capture the inking/vectoring, and coloring process. For now, I will exclude the drawing process, as my art ways are slower, irritatingly intermittent, and constantly changing to be comfortably recorded in one session.
My drawing software is Autodesk SketchBook Pro 7. I love it and it's incredibly versatile. Can't ask for more beauty.
To draw I use the Huion Graphics Pen Tablet Q11K. The electronic pen and the tablet are large-sized; perfect for me. Sensitivity is just right. It's like drawing on paper.
