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Some of you requested a little step-by-step for my process of drawing the Cheer studies! Here’s a quick walkthrough of the process I used for those. When drawing semi-realistic studies like this, I sometimes fall into a trap of defining the lines too much, which eliminates all the personality of my first sketch. So for this one, I started adding color to the rough sketch and tried to make as few changes to the original costruction as possible. I added the finishing details towards the end. This process really helps me balance the original loose sketch with the finishing details, without losing too much of either one. I also added large versions of each head. Hope you find it useful!

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Nikolas

Very cool!

Niquey

It's great to get insight into your method. Thank you!

Anonymous

I am always so excited when I see the new Parton posts from you in my mail box. It is so pleasant and make my day nicer at once! And of course l love to watch your process, especially when it is so well described! Thank you!

Anonymous

Getting from line-art to color is exactly where I always struggle with my art. Thanks so much for this insight into your process.

Anonymous

This is great! I like it very much

Anonymous

seeing your step-by-step process really does help. Thank you!

Anonymous

So helpfull, thanks!!

Anonymous

Every character you draw has such great eyebrow game

Anonymous

Love them! What brushes did you use here? how can you make the shapes look solid without doing lineart?

Loish

I used macalabs HB pencil brush for the sketch - http://cbr.sh/fg8up?ref=loish and then I just used the hard round brush for the rest - http://cbr.sh/3jq96x i think the solidity comes a lot from blocking in colors and adding some shading! this gives volume through color rather than line!