Cosmic Expedition: Drawing Cute Fox Astronauts in Space | Procreate

1. Introduction: Hello everyone. I'm Uni. And into this class we'll draw space, Foxes. This class doesn't require any prior experience or fancy tools. We'll start from scratch and we'll be using simple techniques throughout the process. Everything you'll see will be happening in procreate. However, if you have other software or want to try traditional materials, you are welcome to join. If you are ready to start, let's jump right into it. 2. General Scheme: Let's tie our class by deciding what kind of canvas we are going to be using. You can see it is a very simple standard square canvas that you can find. In procreate, both pixel width and pixel height are set at 2048 pixels. But of course, if you would like to use any other dimensions for canvas, just go for it. As for GPI, we are using 300. And as for the color profile, it is set as SRGB with the low number. When it's all done, let's just hit down over the top right, and it will be redirected to our new canvas. And now we will need to decide what kind of colors we are going to be using throughout the whole class. If you want, you can pick your own colors, but if you want to follow along, please go to the project and rest you up and download all the materials when you've downloaded everything. Let's just go and check out what we have. We will go to our color palettes and we will see that we have a few options of how we can use our colors, the compact view, and the cards. We will go to the cards because here we have all the colors, names and it will be easier for us to navigate Frida. Now, while we are still here into our color palettes, let's select some orange color that we will use for creating our first scheme. You can decide whether you want to go with red, orange, pale orange, beach, or red. Select one of these orange colors and let's just go and change the color of our backgrounds. What we need to do is to go to our layers. And we will need to go to our background color layer. Let's just tap on it again. Here we are using our cards. If you have the option like that, you can always go to the bottom of this panel, to the palettes, and then to the cards. When you are in the cards, let's just go and find the color with the name backgrounds. And we will tap on it that way. We changed our backgrounds and now we will need to go and prepare our brush. So let's just get to our brush library and we will go to the kitchen folder. Into the sketching folder, you can decide which brush you want to use. You can go find out one brush, try it on your canvas. If you don't like it, get back to your brush library, change the brush and find what works for you. For example, let's just go with six B pencil. But of course, if you want to use any other brush, you are welcome to do it. When we have prepared everything, we will go back to our canvas and we will start creating our scheme. Firstly, we will need to go and create a line that will go on the vertical axis and that will be straight. We will do it just with one line by going to our canvas. Let's go over one of the sides. You decide which one you want to go. For example, right one or left one. Let's just go and create the line going from top to the bottom and the ends of the line. We will hold our apple pencil. If we need to adjust the angle on this line to make it straight, we will move our apple pencil from side to side, create something like that. And when you are satisfied with the straightness of your line, let's just lift up our apple pencil. If you need to adjust this line even more, you can see on the top we have the option aged, popped up. We can just go there and adjust it from here. For example, if you need to move your line, you will hold your apple pencil at some blank space and you will just move it to the place that you need need to adjust the angle, you will go to one of these nodes over the top or over the bottom. You will hold your apple pencil there and adjust your line for now. We will need to have something like that. And when we are ready with our editing, if we are at the editing mode, we will need to go away from it. We will need to tap on our screen either with our apple pencil or with one of our fingers. Now, when we have this first line, let's just go and make a few marks down that will help us to build up our future scheme. What we need to do, firstly, is to go over the top of the line, and let's just tap a little bit to the bottom. We will need to go and make a little mark down somewhere like here. When we have our first mark down, we will go to the bottom part on this line. And we will divide it by two pieces. So let me just go and by eye we will find the center on this bottom part of this line. Let's just make a little mark down like here when we have something like that. Let's just go and choose a different color. We will go to our color palettes and let's select some bright colors. For example, this green one will work perfectly. Let's select this color. And then we will go back to our layers and we will create another layer. So let's just tap on the plus icon. And for now let's just keep our layers without any names. Later on we will merge all of them together, that layers that will belong to our scheme and we will just rename them as scheme. Now when we have this new layer, we will need to start creating our scheme. Now let just go to the top of this line that we have. And we will need to create a curve that will be connected with the bottom part of this line. What we need to do is to go to the top of this line firstly, and then go to the bottom with the curve like that. In the end, hold your apple pencil. If you need to adjust it, just move it. And if you need to adjust it even more, go to the editing mode and adjust it from here. We will need to have just a very slight curve. We will need to end up with something like that. We will use this line later on and it will help us to build our character in three quarters. Now when we have something like that, let's just get away from our editing mode. So we will tap on our screen with one of our fingers or with our apple pencil. When we are done with this element, we will one more time go to our layers and we will create one more layer above. Onto this layer, we will start building up our shapes. We will start by creating the shape for the head. Let's just go to this middle part on this orange line that we have. We will go right between these two nodes and we will create a shape of the perfectly round circle, Nothing car. We will just go with one line, the same way as we did with our first line and we will go and start creating our shape. Let's just go to the top node that we have and we will go around and we will hold our apple pencil at the end. You can see now we snapped it to an ellipse, but we will need to have a perfectly round circle without lifting up your apple pencil. Let's just tap on our screen and hold one of our fingers on it. If you need to adjust the size of your elements, move your apple pencil from side to side and you will see that you are changing the size. If you need to adjust it even more. Let's just lift up everything that we are holding right now, and we will go over the soap to this option circle. What we need to do is to move our circle just a little bit to the left. Our part of this ellipse on the left will be a little bit bigger than our part on the right. It's not centered, so we will need to end up with something like that. You can see that our orange line is not going through the center of our shape. We will need to have something like that when you have it. We will need to tap on the screen and we will need to get away from our editing mode when we did it. We will need to work more onto the shape of our head because we don't want to use this very boring circle for the head. We will go and adjust our shape. We can do it manually or we can just go and use one option that procreate has let just go to our arrow key on the top plate. We will go to the transform two on the bottom we have the option verb and we will just tap on it. And you will see that we have this bounding box. And that this bounding box also has some lines inside of it. That means that we can go to the blue nodes. And we can go to any line that we have on this bounding box and we can adjust it. What we need to do is to firstly go to the bottom nodes. For example, let's start with the bottom right and we will just drag it more toward the side. We will need to have a more narrow shape on the top and more white shape on the bottom. Let's just create something like that. Firstly, we are moving our nodes to the sides, one on the left and one on the right. And we will end up with something like that, try to make this shape even on both sides. So don't move too far when you have something like that. Let's just go over the top and we will drag our nodes that we have on the sides a little bit toward the center. In the end, we will need to have the shape of the very squished eg, when you have something like that. Let's just go and desalate everything by hitting our arrow key one more time. When we have the shape like that, we are ready to go and end the shape for the body. Firstly, we will go to this part on the bottom, on this orange line that we have. And we will need to make one more markdown. We will need to find a center of this piece. Let's just go and make a little markdown like that. If you want, you can play around with these little shapes. You can go not toward the center, you can go a little bit higher or a little bit lower. Later on we can adjust it. For now, let's just go with more centerpiece. When you have this little mark down, we will go to the sides and we will create two vertical lines. Firstly, let's just go over one of our sides, for example, the left one. We will find this intersection between our little curve and the shape of the head. And we will move a little bit more toward the left. Let's just make a little mark down somewhere like here when you have it. From here we will go down and we will create a line going vertically. You can use the same tool that we use before. You can hold your apple pencil at the end of the line. Or you can just go manually and create the line in that way. When you have this first line that is vertical on one side, let's move onto the opposite side. And let's create another line here. We will need to pay attention to the distance between this line and our orange center line, because it won't be right in the center. We will need to make our part on the right a little bit smaller than our part on the left. Let's just go to this intersection that we have right here. From it, we will step a little bit toward the right and we will make a little mark down. When you've put this little mark down, make sure that the distance right here and right here is not even when you have it. Let's just go down with another line that will go vertically. If you want to adjust it, go over the top to the editing mode and adjust it from here. If you feel that maybe you want to move your line a little bit toward the right, you are welcome to do it. But still, make sure that this distance from the center is a little bit smaller than the distance on the left when you have something like that. Let's just stop on the screen and we will get away from our editing mode. Now when we have these two lines that we have vertically, let's just go and connect them on the bottom with a little curve. We will just go to the line on the left. And from here we will go and create a curve in that way. Hold it at the end. And also, let's go over the top end adjusted. We will go to this node that we have in the middle. And we will try to make it, even if you want, you can move this line to this little mark down that you have here. Or if you want, you can keep it as it is right now. Make sure that this line is curvy. And when you are down, let's just step on the screen to get away from our editing mode. Now we have the shape for the body. Let's just go and work onto the legs. Firstly, let's just go to this little intersection that we have between this curve that we have just created and our orange line. From this little intersection, we will go and create a curve. Going in that way, we are creating something parallel to the curve that we have as our main curve. When you have something like that, you can play around with it. You can go and maybe make it not that curvy and not that parallel. Later on, we will use this curve to create a leg. For now, let's just keep it as something like that. When you have this first curve, let's just go to our left part. And let's create another shape for our leg. Firstly, we will go to this intersection between our main green curve and our curve that we have on the bottom. And we'll step a little bit from it to the left. Let's just go and make a little mark down here. When you have it, we will go and create another line going down in that way, again, if you want to, can play around with the curvature of this element and with its position and with everything that you want to play around with. When you have something like that. Let's just go and start creating the lines that later on we will turn into our arms. What we need to do is to go to the shape of the head that we have. And we will go somewhere near this intersection between our shape of the head and our main green curve. Let's just go a little bit toward the left and we'll make a little mark down right here when you have it. We will go to the side with the curve like that. When you have this first curve, let's just go over our right side. And let's create another curve Again, we're going to our line that we have for our heads. And let's just go to this middle part right here. We will make a little markdown. And from this markdown we will create a similar line to what we have on our left. When we are done with this part, let's just go over the top and we will work on the lines that later on we will use to create the ears. Firstly, let's just go to this little line that we have as our orange line. And we will find the center of this element that we have right here for our hat. Let's just go and make a little markdown. We will find the center of it from the center, we will go and create two lines going up. Firstly, let's just go toward our left side. We will go to this little markdown. And from here we will create a line going up. In that way we will have a little angle. And when you have this first line, let's just go over our right side and we will put it a little bit further. What we need to do is to create an angle in that way, when we have these two diagonal lines, let's just go and make little markdowns that later on we will turn into the ears. Firstly, let's just go over our left side and we will go to the top line that we have on our head. We will take a look at our orange line and we will step a little bit to the left from it. Let's just make a little markdown in that way when you have it, we will go on this line down and we will go toward the left side. Firstly, let's just go and create a little markdown somewhere here. When you have it, we will need to do something similar on our right. Let's just go to this little markdown that we have just created on the left. And we will create a curve that will show us where we need to put our second ear. What we need to do is to create a curve going through these two little markdowns when you have it. If you need to adjust it, go over the top to the edited mode and adjust it from here. You can make it as curvy as you like. But pay attention to the right part, because this line will show you where you need to put your second ear when you have this curve. Let's just tap on the screen to get away from our edited mode. And this line will be our bottom part of the ear. We will need to go over the top and we will need to find where we want to put our ear on the top. Now let me just go over our right part and we will find where we will start creating our ear. We will go again to this orange line and we will step a little bit down. Let's just go to the line that we have for our head. And we will put a little mark down like that. Pay attention to this distance between these two elements here. And on our left, our left part should be just a little bit smaller. Also, just to know where we need to finish up our ears. Our highest point on the ears, we can just go over these top lines. And we can create a curve like that going through these two lines that we have created as a middle part of our ears and our orange line. Again, if you want to adjust it in any way, go to the edited mode and adjust it from here. And when we have this curve on the top, we are ready to continue and we are ready to go to our next part, where we are going to be creating our first sketch. 3. Boy Fox Sketch: Let's begin this part from some tiny preparations. Firstly, we will go to our color palettes and we will select a different color for our skitch. Let's just go and find the color with the name, Magenta, pink, and we will tap on it. To select when we did it, we will need to go to our layers and we will need to prepare everything here. Firstly, let's just go and select every layer that belongs to our scheme and we will put it into the group. When the first layer is selected, we will need to go to the second layer and we will need to swipe it from left to right when two of these layers are selected. Let's just go and select the last one. When all three layers are selected, we are going to the top right and we are heating group. Now we have our new group, so let's just go and select it and we will go and rename it as Right Folk. To do so, we will need to tap on our group and select Rename into the list. And now we will need to make a copy on this group that later on we can use for our second sketch. So let's just go to this group. When it is selected, we will swap it from right to left, and we will choose duplicate. Now we have two groups with a similar name. We don't need it, so let's just go to the group that we have on the bottom and we will rename it as Left Folk. Again, we are tapping on our group and selecting, rename from the list. Now when we have this group renamed, let's just go and collapse it. We will need to go to this little V icon near the checkbox and we will tap on it when we did it, we also will go and hide the whole group. To do so, we will need to go to this little checkmark and we will need to tap on it. Now when we have the second group prepared, we will go to our first group that we have on the top. We will go and merge all of these layers that we have for the scheme together. To do so, we will need to go to the first layer that we have on the top and put one of our fingers on it. And we will need to put another finger on the bottom layer. And we will need to make a pinch movement with our fingers. When you have this one layer, let's just go name it as scheme one more time, tapping on the layer and selecting, rename from the list. When we have just one layer for our scheme, let's just go and change the capacity of this layer. We still want to see what's happening onto our layer, with the scheme, but we don't want it to be very bright, so we can use it and create the lines that we are going to create in for our scheme without any distraction. We will need to go to our icon near the checkbox. We will tap on it, and you can see on the top we have the lighter capacity. We can grab it and we can move it toward the left. And you can see that we are changing the transparency of the lines. Find the right amount that works for you. And when you are done, let's just tap on our layer with the scheme one more time to close this window. When we have this prepared, let's just go and create one more layer above. Let's just tap on the plus I can and create a new layer if you want, you can go and rename this layer as Sketch. If you don't want to do that, you can keep it as it is right now when we have this new layer. Let's just get back to our canvas and let just start making our sketch. We will start by going to the head part and we will start from here. Let me just go firstly to this line that we have for our head. And let just repeat it easily. Just go in there and repeating the lines that we have here if you want to adjust them in any way. For example, if you want to make this part that we are creating right now bit more round on the top or on the bottom, you are welcome to go and do that. Firstly, let's begin just by going and repeating this line that we have. When we have this first line, let's just add a bit of thickness to it. We are creating an element of a helmet right now. We will need to have some thickness for it. Let's just go to the top firstly, and we will go down the line that we have in the middle and we will make a little mark down there. Let's just go and put it somewhere like here. When you have it, we will just need to go around this whole ship and we will need to repeat our lines. Let's just go and do that. When we have the ship like that, let's just go and adjust it just a little bit so it will look more like a helmet. What we need to do is to go to our key on the top left, which is our transform tool on the bottom panel. We will go under work. What we need to have for our helmet is a little bit flatter shape on the bottom and a little bit rounded shape on the top. Let's firstly go to the bottom, to the middle part of our bounding box, and we will drag it up. We will need to have something like that when you have the result like that. Let's just go over the top to the nodes that we have on the sides, and we will drag them a little bit more toward the side. That way we will make the whole shape on the top a little bit more rounded. If you want to play around with the shape in any other way, you are welcome to go and do that. For example, you can go to the middle parts on the sides and drag them to the sides too. So that way you will have even rounder shape play rounds with this whole shape if you want to. And when you are done ejatinate, let's just go and desalate everything by hitting our arrow. Key one more time. Now when we have this basic shape for our helmet, let's just go and start adding our details. Firstly, let's just go over the top and we will add the ears. We will get back to armbrush and we will go to the little nodes that we put on our skin and we will turn them into the ears. Firstly, let's just go over our left side and we will go to the node that we have, close to our middle line. From this little element, we will go up and we will connect it with the shape that we have on top. We are creating a curve, going in that way, you can play around with the curvature of this element. It's all up to you. You can make it very rounded or you can make it pretty flat. When you have the first curve, let's just go and connect it with the second dot. Let's just go over the top firstly. And then we will create a curve going down in that way. Again, if you want to play around with the shape, you are welcome to go and do that. If you have some elements that you want to erase, always go to the eraser tool and erase them straight away. That way you will see if you're doing everything correctly or if you want to adjust something later when you are satisfied with your first year. Let's just go and add the second one. Again, we are going to the opposite side to this nodes that we have on our scheme, and we are doing pretty similar thing here. Let's firstly go to this node that we have on the top. And again, we will start by creating a curve and we'll connect it with this little element that we have on our scheme on the top. Let's create something like that. Again, if you want to play around with the curvature of this element, you are welcome to go and do that. When you have the first curve, let's just connect it with the second node that we have on the bottom. Let's again go and create another curve going down, play rounds with the curve, play rounds with everything that you want to play around with. If you need to erase some parts, go and erase that. When you have something like that, let's just go and add the inner part of the ear. We will go to this ear that is closer to us, to the right one. And we will need to step a little bit from the lines that we already have. Basically what we need is to repeat the lines that we have here, but make them a little bit smaller. Firstly, let's just go more toward the left side. We will step a bit from this line that we have here. We will just repeat the line and its curvature. When you have something like that, we will go more toward the right side. Again, we will repeat the same line that we have already onto our canvas. Make this line very parallel to the line that you have on the right or you can play around with the shape when you have this inner part, let's just go and add some fluffy elements. We will go to the left part of this new shape that we have just created and we will add a few lines in that way. Let's just go to the left and we will create something in that way. If you want to play around with the shape, you are always welcome to go and do that when you have the ear. Let's just work onto our helmet. We will go closer to the ears and we will add some additional elements here. Let's firstly go to this ear that we have on our right, and we will add some details that will be connecting our ears with the helmet. It is ear tight and it is safe for our foxes to go to the space. Let's just go and create something in that way. We are going to one of the sides and creating a little element in that way. If you want to play around with this shape, you are welcome to go and do that when you have the first detail. Let's just go over the opposite side and let's create another detail the same way. Let's connect it with the helmet when we have it on one ear. Let's just do the same with the second ear. When you have the details on, let's just grab an eraser tool and we will erase the lines that we don't need. And when we are done with these details, let's just go and continue working onto our helmet. Firstly, we will go over our left side and we will add a different line there. Let's just go to this element that we have right here. And from it we will go down with a little dent. When we have the dent like that, let's just go down and let's repeat the line that we already have right here. We will connect it with our sheep on the right. And when we did it, we will just grab an eraser to and we will erase the lines that we don't need. If you want to adjust your sheep in any other way, you are welcome to go and do that when you are ready with the bottom element. Let's just go over our right side. We will add a little headphone. What we need to do, firstly, is to go a little bit down from this element that we have created on the right. And we will need to go and create something in that way. We are stepping a little bit beyond the frames of our helmet and we will start by creating a shape of the rounded rich tinga. Try to make the line that you have on the right parallel to the line that you have on your helmet. When you have something like that. We will just go down and we will repeat the same element that we have right here, but we will add it onto our right. We will need to go to this little intersection that we have between the new elements. Then we will go and create a little dent when you have something like that, let's just grab an eraser tool and we will erase all the lines that we don't need. Now let's just connect this element that we have for our headphone with the whole helmet that we have. Let's just go to this line that we have on the left on our headphone, and we will just connect it with the helmet when you have it in that way. Let's just go and erase the lines that we don't need. Now let's just take a look at our illustration from the distance and decide whether we want to adjust some parts. For example, we can go to this little part on our headphone that we have on the top right and we can make it more round it. Play around with the ship if you want to and connect it nicely with your helmet when you have something like that. Let's just go inside the ship and let's create an actual headphone. Firstly, we will go more toward the bottom part on this element and we will create another little rounded rectinga just make the lines parallel to the lines that you already have onto your canvas when you have this little shape on the bottom. Let's just go to the top and we will create a line going up in that way. Again, we are just repeating the lines that we already have and we are making them parallel to them. If you need to erase some parts, grab an eraser to and erase the parts that you don't need. Now, when we have this line over our top, let's just go and create a little thickness. We will again, go to this line and we will repeat it, but we will go a little bit down. When you have something like that, we can go over the bottom part on this letter G, and we can add a little element on the bottom two later on we can recolor it differently and it will look very nice. Now when we have something like that, let's just go inside this whole shape that we have and we will add a little herd or element that you want to add here. When you are ready with the new elements, let's just go underneath the shape and we will add a little line that will represent that it has some cord. Let's just go more toward the right side on the bottom element and we will create a little element in that way. Now when you have it, let's just go and continue creating the line going down. Later on we will recolor these parts differently, so you will see that it is more like a cord and not just a single line that we have right now when we have something like that. Let's just go and add one more detail underneath our little shape for our headphone. Let's just go and create a little element in that way when you have it, let's just go inside and let just shade it when we have this new element. Let me just go and work more onto the bottom part of our helmet. We have this little dance on our left. Let me just go and start creating the line, going through the whole shape of our helmet. And we will just connect it with the shape on our right when you have it in that way. Let's just go and add some thickness to it. Again, you can decide whether you want to go on top of this element or underneath. And later on just imagine that it will be recolored in a different way. Let's just go and create a parallel line like that. If you want, you can go inside this element and you can shade it. You also can decide whether you want to connect the ship with other ships, or if you want to end it somewhere, not connecting it with other ships. If you have some elements that you want to erase, you're welcome to go and do that. Now when we have the helmet like that, let's just go along the whole ship over the top. And we will add another line here. We will go straightly to the middle part between these two elements and we will just go and create another parallel line. Let's just go and create it in that way, you can make it solid, or if you want, you can add some additional elements, maybe some hearts, maybe some dots, maybe something in that way. If you want to make it dashed, you are welcome to go and do it too. When you are done with this part, we are mostly done with our helmet. Let's just go and add the facial features and the actual fees. Firstly, let's just go over our left side and we will need to make a little dance that will represent the fees. Let's just go and create something in that way. We will go to this little intersection right here between our line that we have on our Skage. And on our scheme, we will go down to this line and we will create a dance in that way. When we have the dance, if you take a look at this line that we have on our scheme, this one, the green one, we will know that this line represents the center of our feet. We will firstly go to this line, and we will go more toward the center of it. You can go and make a little markdown that will repeat the same markdown that we have on our orange line. And we will go down from it and we will put another mark down there. So let me just go and put it somewhere here. We can just go and raise the first markdown. And then we will go and we will start creating a little element on the bottom that will represent some kind of a muzzle. Now when we have this little mark down, it will be easier for us to go there and create a little shape of the allpse. In that way, it will be easier for us to connect it with our dents on the left and we will know how to continue it on the right to create a whole muzzle when we have this little element. Let's just go to this dent that we have on our left. And we will go with the curve down. Then we'll connect it with our little shape that we have just created, our additional element. Then we will go again to the bottom part and we will create another curve going down. In that way, basically we are creating a very wavy line. When we have this line going down, we will need to go up and we will need to connect it with the ship on the right. What we need to end up is something like that if you need to erase some parts or if you need to adjust some element, you are welcome to go and do that. If you want to make not so wavy line, you are welcome to do it too When you are done with this element. Let's just go strictly to the additional element that we have in the middle, our Alps, and we will start adding the facial features. Firstly, we will go to the top of this element and we will add a little goes, it will be positioned straightly onto this line that we have on our scheme and on the top of this element, let's just go and create a very rounded triangle. In that way, as we are creating our shape in some a perspective, we will need to have the shape on the nose a little bit bigger on our right rather than on the left. Make sure that the shape of the nose is a little bit bigger on the right when you have the needed shape. Let's just go inside and let's shade it. When you have something like that, let's just go underneath it and let's start adding a little mouth here. What we need to do is to add the elements in that way. We are going a little bit down from the nose and we are going a little bit more toward the right side. What we need to do is to create the line in that way. If you want to experiment and add a different shape for your mouth, you are welcome to go and do that when you have this first half of the circle on the left. Let's just go and create a similar shape on our right. Again on the right, we are making it just a little bit bigger. If you want, you can make these elements on the side going up in that way. When you have it, we will go and just repeat the line that we have for the additional elements of our ellipse. When you have something like that, if you want to play around with the ship, you're welcome to go and do that. When you are ready with the basic ship, let's just go to the left and we will element in that way. When we have this little new line, let's just go to the ship that we have on the left and we will just go and sheet it if you have some elements that you want to erase, for example, the top parts of this ellipse, let's just go and erase them. If you want to adjust your ship in any way. For example, make it smaller or maybe rotate it, We can go to our S ribbon icon over the top left. Let's just tap on it. And on the bottom panel we will select free hand methods if you want to adjust the mouth, for example. Let's just go around with this method. And we will need to loop the ship and select only this element that we want to adjust when only this element is selected. We will go to our transform tool, which is our arrow key on the top left, on the bottom panel. Let's start with uniform method. You can see that we have the bounding box, and if you want to make your element smaller, you will go to one of the nodes and you will drag it to make it smaller. If you want to rotate your shape, you will go to this green node over the top. You will hold your apple pencil there and you will make a circular movement with your apple pencil while you are holding it up. If you want to move your shape, hold your apple pencil at some blank space and move the shape to the needed. Please take a look at your illustration from the distance and adjust it to your lichen. If you want to adjust it even more, you know what you need to do. You will need to go under work and adjust it from here. Spend some time here if you want to adjust your sheep or if you are satisfied. Let's just go and continue adding our details. Firstly, when we are done with our mouth, let's just go and add additional elements as the eyes. We will go firstly over our right parts and we will go a little bit down from this little markdown that we have on our skin. And what we need to do is to add a little tilted ellipse here. Let's just go and create it in that way. You can hold your apple pencil at the end of your line and adjust it to your lacking. You want to adjust it even more? Go to the editing mode over the top. Find the placement that you like. You can overlap your eye with a little muzzle on the bottom. You can play around with the thickness of this element. You can make it very around it, or you can make it a little bit more narrow. It's all up to you if you want to play around with the size of this element. Again, go and play around and find what works for you. When you are done, let's just go away from our editing mode and let's adjust the shape a little bit. We will go to the bottom and we will try to make some kind of a drop shape rather than we have right now, just a simple ellipse. Let me just go and create a shape in that way, just going down and creating something similar to the shape of our helmet. The general shape on the bottom will be a little bit wider than it is on the top. If you need to go and erase some parts, you are welcome to grab and raise to and erase the parts that you don't need. When we are done with the general shape, let's just get back to our brush and we will go to the bottom part of our eye and we will add another shape. In that way, we are adding some half of the circle or half of the ellipse. If you want. You can hold your line at the end and you can adjust it by going to the editing mode if you need to. When you have something like that, we will go to the opposite side and we will try to create something similar here. But this time we will need to make it a little bit narrower, and we will need to make it just a little bit smaller. Firstly, we are going to this dance that we have onto our muzzle. Again, we are starting by creating a shape of the ellipse. Hold it at the end to go to the editing mode later on. Adjust the tilt if you need to, and adjust it from the editing mode. Again, what we need to end up is something like that when you have a similar shape, let's just get away from the editing mode. Let's just go to the bottom part and we will adjust it the same way as we did with our right eye. Again, we are going to the bottom of the elements and we are making it a little bit more wider than it is on the top. When you are ready, let's just grab an eraser two and we will erase the lines that we don't need, adjust the shape if you need two. And when you are satisfied with the general shape, let's just go over the bottom part again. We will add a similar shape to what we have on our right. Go into the bottom and add in this half of the circle or half of the Alps. When we are ready with the eyes, let's just go a little bit underneath them and we will add little cheeks there. We will first go over our right. We will add just a little element in that way when you have it on the right, let's just go to the left. And we will add something similar there too. Now when we have these elements, let's just go to the top of our eyes. We will step a little bit from them and we will add little eyebrows. Let's just go firstly to our right eye, and we will go a little bit higher and we will add an element in that way. We are just adding little alps in that way. If you want to go and add maybe not an Alps but a circle or any other shape, you are welcome to go and do that when we have it on our right. Let's just do the same on the left, again going a little bit higher than we have our eye adding a similar shape. When we have something like that, we are ready with our fees. Let's just go and start adding our body elements. Firstly, let's just go and add our main body. We will go to this element that we have as our guiding line, going through the center. And we will start by creating a little element on our neck. What we need to do is to go and create something in that way. Firstly, go into this little line that we have on our left, the green one. And then we will go and create another curve going down in that way when we have the neck elements. Later on we will go and add the whole body. What we need to do is to go to this intersection between our green line and this line that we have just created on our left. And we will go and create a dance going in that way. We are starting to create this dance with the curve, and then we will go down with another curve and we will start creating a leg here. Again, you can play around with the curvature of these elements, find what works for you when you are done. Let's just go and continue adding the lines on our left. When we have this first curve, let's just go and add a little arm here. We will go to this little element that we have for our guiding line to the arm. Firstly, we will go up and we will create a little element. In that way, we are again creating a little ellipse and this Alps will add some thickness to our arm. When we have the shape for the allopse, let's just go down and create a curve. And we will end it at the end of this line that we have on our skin. Again, you can play around with the thickness of this element. You can play around with the curvature of this element. It's all up to you when you have this first curve on the top. Let's just go to the bottom and we will create a curve and connect it with the body. Connect it nicely in that way. And also make a nice smooth connection on the top right here where you have a shoulder. Now we don't need the additional elips that we have. Let's just grab our eraser tool and we will erase these lines that we don't need when we have the first arm. Let's just go and add some additional elements here. Firstly, we will go to the tip of it and we will add two lines going in that way. Just step a little bit from the bottom and create two curves like that. If you want, you can go and shade them. When you have this first element, let's just go more toward the top of the arm. And we will add another curve there. We will go with the opposite shape when we have these two parallel lines. Again, if you want, you can go inside them and you can shape them also, Let's just go to the tip of our arm and let just add two lines like that. If you don't want to add them, you are welcome not to. If you want to add more than two lines again, you are welcome to add as many lines as you want. Now when we have our first arm, let just go and continue creating our leg. What we need to do is to go and continue creating this line that we have on the left. And then on the bottom we will create another curve going in that way. When we have this little curve on the bottom, we will go up with another line like that. When you have it, we will need to finish up the whole shape by creating a little bomb element. Let's just go and create it in that way. When we have something like that, let's just go and continue creating the leg. We will go to this line that we have as our middle line, the green one. And we will just go and repeat it. Just stepping a little bit from it to the right. Let's just have the line in that way. And then we will do something similar to what we have on our left. Then when we have this first little curve, we will go down with a little curve in that way. Then we will continue creating a similar shape to what we have on our left. Let's just go up with the curve like that. And then we will create another curve by creating a little bump elements. If you want to work on the shape on some other way, you are welcome to go and do that. Just spend some time there and create the legs that you like. If you need to erase some parts, you are welcome to go and erase these little parts when you are satisfied with your legs. Let's just go and add some costume elements. Let's firstly go over our left side and we will go a little bit lower than we have this line here. Let's just go and create a curve going down in that way. When you have it in that way, let's just go to this leg that we have on the right. And we will just continue creating this curve, but we will firstly go a little bit higher than we have the end on this line, we will go and create another curve going in that way. We also will go to this little line that we have for our leg on the top, and we will erase it just a little bit when we have something like that. Let's just go and repeat this curve that we have on our scheme. We will go either a little bit higher than we have it on our scheme or a little bit lower. It's all up to you. Let's just go and create a curve going in that way. When we have it in that way, let's just go and add another arm. Firstly, we will go to this line that we have on our scheme. We will need to go and create another element in that way. Let's just go to this line, and we will start by creating another ellipse. We will go to this line and create it in that way. When you have it, we will go over the top of it and we will start creating our arm. We're just going there and repeating the line that we have on our Guidinline. We also need to take a look at our arm on the left, because we will need to create something similar on the right, when you have this first line over our right, let connect the shape by going to the bottom of it and again creating another curve there. Then we will go up and we will continue making the shape by creating another curve. If you need to adjust the shape to make it similar to the shape that you have on the left, you are welcome to go and do that. Now when we have the general shape, we will go a little bit underneath it and we will continue creating our elopse. Let us create a little cuts in our costume, that later on we will color differently. Now when we have this little dance, let us go to the arm, and again, we will add similar additional elements as we have them on our left one. Let's firstly go to the tip and we will create two lines like that when you have them go inside of them and let's shade them. Now when you have this first curve, let's just go over the top. And let's create a curve going up in that way we will go and shade this whole area. Now what we need to do is to end up our body parts, let's just go to the bomb elements. And we will just go up and continue creating our shape when we have it. In that way, we are mostly done with the costume. Now let's just go to the back and let's add additional element here. We will have some ear element here or maybe some parachute. Let's just go and add a few little lines like that going to the right and we are creating a few bombs in that way. When we have them in that way, let's just go and create a little curve in that way. When we're already with this element, let's just go and add the tail. What we need to do is to go to the right parts and we will start creating our tail by going more toward the leg. Let's firstly go and create a little guiding line that will help us to build up the til we will go to the bomb elements. And from here we will just go and create a little line going in that way. When we have this guide in line, let's just go more toward the bottom part of the leg. And we will just go and start creating a ship going in that way. When you have this first curve on the bottom, you can play runs with the ship. By the way, we will just go over the top of our ship somewhere to the middle part of our hands. And we will just go there and create another curve. Going in that way, we are just going high with this little curve. And then when we have these two elements, let's just go and connect them. Let's create something in that way. Play runs with the shape. If you need to, if you need to erase some parts, go and erase them. Take a look at your illustration from the distance and decide whether you want to adjust something or if you are satisfied with how it is right now. When you're satisfied with everything that you have onto your illustration right now, let's just go and add more details. Firstly, let's just go to the legs, and let's add additional elements to our costume. Firstly, we will go to the bottom parts, and again, we will add similar elements to what we have on our arms. Let's just go and create two curves going in that way. When you have it, let's just go inside the shape and let just had it when you have it on one leg, let's just go to the opposite one. And let's add a similar element here. Again, when you have this element, let's just go inside of it and let's just shade it when you have it. Let's just go over one of the legs, for example, to the right one. And let's add another element here. Let's just go to the top of it. And let's create a curve going in that way. If you want, you can go and add some thickness to it. Later on we will recolor it differently and it will have some additional elements onto the questum. If you want to shade some parts, you are welcome to go and do that. If you want to adjust these lines in any way, you are welcome to go and do that too. When you are ready with this element, let's just go and add some additional elements to our little pants. Let's just go to the sides. Firstly, let's add something similar to the elements that we have on the top of our helmet. Step a little bit from this side and let's create a little rectangular shape. If you want, you can go and make the line that you have on your left similar to what you have on your side. But if you don't want to do that, you are welcome not to. When you have this first element, let's just go to the opposite side. And let's create a similar element here too. Let's just go to the middle part of our leg, right here. Let's just add a similar element. Want to add different elements? You are welcome to go and add them when you have these two elements. Let's just grab an eraser two and let's erase these elements in sight. Take a look at your illustration. And if you want to adjust some parts, go and adjust them. For example, I would like to move this element that we have on our pants on the left, a little bit more toward the left. Let's just go and do that. We can do it manually. We can just erase this part, or we can just go to our ribbon icon over the top left. Use the free hand method, select this little part that we want to adjust and then go to the transform tool. Use uniform method and just move the shape toward the left side, the place where we want to position it. If you want to rotate it, go to the green nodes. If you want to make it smaller, go to one of the nodes on the sites. Again, take a look at your illustration from the distance and decide whether you want to adjust something or if you are satisfied with how it looks. Right now, when you are satisfied, let's just deselect everything by hitting our first tool that we selected. It was our ribbon on. Now let's just go and manually adjust the shape a little bit more. We will grab the eraser tool and erase the lines that we don't need. And also we will just go and end the lines that we need. Let's just go and make these lines that we had before. Now, when we are done with these elements, let's just go and add more additional elements. For example, we can go to the Spence elements and we can add little additional elements here too. You can play around and create something that you like or you can repeat what you will see onto your screen. You can see that we are adding these additional elements in accordance with the green line that we have gone through the middle part of the whole illustration. That way we will just know that we are putting them on the right part. When you have these little elements or any other elements that you are adding, let's just go and add a little element here on the middle part of our body. Let's just go and connect our pants with this element that we have on the top with a little curve like that. When you have it, we will step a little bit toward the side and we will add some thickness to it. When we have this element, let's just go and add a few more additional elements. For example, let's just go and add additional elements to the questume. For example, let's just go and add a little pocket. Let's just go over our left side. We will go a little bit higher than we have our little element on the pants. And let's just go and create a little pocket element like that. 4. Girl Fox Sketch: Let's start working onto our second sketch. Firstly, by going to our layers. And we will go and rename this layer with the sketch. Let's just go to our layer number seven. We will tap on it and we will choose rename from the list when we did it. What we need to do is to make this illustration a little bit smaller because we will need to have some free space on our left. What we need to do is to go to our group with right Fox. And when we did it, we will need also to go to our left Fox group. And we will need to select it too. When the first group is selected, we are going to the second one. And we are swiping it from left to right when everything is selected. Here we are going to our arrow key on the top left. We are using uniform method and we will go to one of the nodes that we have on the top and we will drag it down. Find the size that you like, position it a little bit more toward the right side. You will have an equal amount of space on your left when you have the size that you like, let's just go and deslect everything by hitting our arrow key one more time. When we are ready with adjusting the size of this element, we have two options of how we can work onto our second sketch. We can go to our group that we have on the bottom. We can open it and we can start all over again by creating the same elements that we have already onto our sketch. Or we can just go and copy this sage that we already have and adjust it just a little bit. We can go to this group and we can rename it as scheme. And you can use it for creating your own elements. For example, let's just go and do that. We will tap on the group, we will rename it as Scheme. If you want to create your own folks, you will use this scheme. But if you want to adjust the first sage that we already have, we will just go and do that. Let's first go to this group that we have on the top right. Folks swipe it from right to left and we will choose duplicate. We will have everything that we have on the group on the right, and we will need to do the following. We will need to go again to our air key on the top left. And we will go to the bottom panel. And we will choose flip horizontal. When you did it, we will just go and put these elements onto our left side to make sure that we are putting it on the same line. We will do one more thing. We will go to the snapping, and when you open the settings, we will need to go again to snapping. And we will need to toggle it when you did it. If we go back to our canvas and if we hold our apple pencil, and if we start to move it to the left, you will see that we are following this blue line. When you are at this blue line, you will know that you are right in the center and you are putting your second illustration on the same line that you have your first one on. Let's position it on our left side. And when you are satisfied with everything here, let's just tap on our key one more time to deselect everything. Now let's just go and work onto our scag. We will just go and adjust some details if you want. We can go firstly to our layers and we can go and turn on our layer with this scheme, if you need these additional lines that you want to follow later on. You are welcome to go and create the elements right here and then turn them into the different elements. What we are going to be changing is our little mouth element. We will change our ears, we will change one of the legs, and also we will change the tail. Firstly, let's just go to our scheme layer. We will turn off our layer with this sage, and we will just adjust everything right here onto this layer. When we are in the scheme layer, we will go again to our color palettes. We will select our green color. And let's just go and start adding additional lines to our scheme. Firstly, let's just go back to our eraser tool and we will start by adding a new line to our leg. Let's firstly go and erase this leg that we have on our right when you did it. We will grab our brush one more time and we will create a different curve for this lack. Firstly, let's just go a little bit more toward the center of this right part. We will make a little markdown from this markdown. We will go and create a curve in that way. As always, you can play around with this element. You can make it more curvy, or if you want, you can just go with another option. You can go in a different direction, or you can play around with these elements. When you have this curve, let's just go over the top and let's adjust the curves for our ears. What we need to do, firstly, is to again, go to our eraser tool and erase these lines that we are using for our actual ears right now. Firstly, we will go to this line that we have in the middle. We will step just a little bit to the right from it, and we will just repeat the same line here. Let's just go and create something like that. When you have this line, let's just go over our left side and let's create another ear. Firstly, we will go to this line that we have right here. From this line, we will go again with the curve to the left. This time we are creating a little bit smaller ears. When you have these two lines, let's just get back to our layers and we will hide our layer with this sketch. Now what we need to do is to go to our layer with this sketch, make sure that you are on this layer. When you are ready, we will go back to our color palettes and we will select the same color that we were using for our first skitch. This was magenta, pink. When we have this new color, we will get back to our eraser tool and we will go and erase these ears that we have on the top. You can also go and erase these little elements that you have on the helmet because we will work on them later on too. Let's just go to the opposite side and erase the second ear to now. When we are done erasing these elements, let's just go and start adding our ears. Firstly, let's just go over the top more toward the right side and we will create an ear in that way. We will go to this little element that we have on our helmet and we will create a little curve going up to this line that we have on our skin. When you have it, we will go toward the right side and we will create just a little ear like that. As always, you can play around with the sheep, you can play around with the size of this element. You can make a very, very small ear or a very big one. It's all up to you. Take a look at your illustration from the distance and make sure that you don't want to adjust anything. Or if you want to adjust some parts, you are welcome to go and do that. If you have some lines that you need to erase, grab and eraser tool and erase them. When you have the ear, let's just go to the side and let's add this little element that we had before on our helmet. Just create a little element and connect it with the ear and with the helmet. When you are done on your right, let's just go to the left and let's create another ear again. Let's just go and start from the top on the right. And we will create a curve. And connect it with this little curve that we have on our skin. As always, you can play around with the size and the curvature of the element. When you have the first curve, let's just go to the bottom and let's connect it with our helmet. We will go again and create another curve. When we have something like that, always take a look at your illustration from the distance. Decide whether you want to adjust some parts or not. If you are satisfied with everything here, we will just go to this ear that we have on our left and we will add this little inner part here. But this time, let just go more toward the side and we will just create this fluffy elements. We will just go to the bottom left. And from here we will create this little element in that way, if you want, you can go to the top of it and you can create a little line going up in that way. If you have some places that you want to erase, grab an eraser to and erase them. Now, when we are done with the ears, let's just go to the leg that we have on our right. Again, we will grab an eraser to and we will erase it. Now when you are done with this task, let's just go and continue creating the curve. But now we are going to be following this new line that we have on our scheme. Again, going to this Tammy element. And from here, going with a very smooth curve down. We are basically repeating the same leg that we had before, but we are moving it a little bit more toward the center of the body. Let's just go and create this big curve. And then we will just end it up with another curve going inside the body. When you have something like that, if you want, you can go and create a little dance right here. It will be something similar to what we have on our second leg. If you need to erase some parts, grab an eraser two and erase them. When we have something like that, we are ready to go and add our additional elements. Firstly, if you have this little dance on the left, let's just go a little bit above it. And let's create the curve that will represent the bottom part of our pants. When you have the first curve, go to the top of it, go a little bit above it, and create another curve when you have it, let's just go inside and let's shade it again. Take a look at your illustration from the distance. Decide whether you want to adjust it or not and when you are satisfied with mostly everything here, let's just go grab our Rasor two and we will change the tail. Let's again grab as to and raise everything that we have for the tail right now. Then we will go and grab our brush and we will firstly go and create a guiding line. Firstly, let's just go to the middle part of the bomb and we will make a little markdown here. From this little mark down, we will go up with the curve like that. When you have this guiding line, let's just go and start turning it into the til. Firstly, we will go to the bottom and again we will go with some fluffy elements here. Let's just go and create a few of them. We are going up with our guiding line, and we are creating some curves in that way. When you have the bottom parts done, let's just go to the top and let's create something in that way. Firstly, we will go to the arm element. From the arm, we will go with the curve like that. When you have this curve, let's just go to the top. And let's create another line that will connect two parts together. You can make it very pointy, or if you want, you can make it curvy. You can play around with the tail elements to your liking, and find what works for you when you are done. Let's just grab our eraser tool and we will erase the lines that we don't need. Now when we are done, let's just go to the mouth and we will just erase the bottom part. If you need to adjust it manually with your brush, you are welcome to go and do that when we are done. Let's just get back to our layers and we will hide our layer with the scheme. We will take a look at our second illustration from the distance, and we will need to decide whether you want to adjust some parts or not. If you want to adjust some parts, you are welcome to go to the magic 12, which is our adjustments. Go to the liquefy and adjust it from here. For example, let's just go and adjust our new leg. We will use the push option and we will make it less thick. If you want to adjust some other details, you are welcome to go and do that. Just spend some time here and find what works for you when we have the result that we like. Let's just go and put our illustrations more toward the center. Firstly, let's just go to our layers and we will go to our group that we have on the top. We will rename it as left fox. We are typing on the layer and we are choosing rename from the list when we did it. Let's just go and select the second group. We are going to our group with Right Fox and we are swiping it from left to right when we have both of these groups selected. Let's just go to our transform tool which we have on our top left. And we will use uniform method. If the snapping is not on, we will go to snapping and we will togle it here in the settinging to when we have the snapping on. Let's just go to our canvas. And let's just hold our apple pencil at some blank space. And we will need to find this orange line that is going from top to the botta. Find the position that works for you. If you want to put them straightly to the middle part of your canvas, you can go and find this horizontal orange line to when you found the position that you like. Let's just go and desalect everything by hitting our arrow key one more time. Now when we are ready, let's just go and add one more detail to our left fox. We will just go to our layers. We will go to layer with this sketch. We will go to the top left part and we will add a little beautification here. For example, you can go with some flower or maybe some star. Let's just go and edit here very easily. Let's just go with the star. We will just go there and create it manually. If it's easier for you, you can go and create one more layer above your lay with this sage and create your detail on this layer. It might be easier for you later on to position this element more on your liking and also to erase the parts that you don't need. Let's just go and create a new layer. And we will go and create a little star here. If it's easier for you, you can go and start creating the star in that way. And then maybe go to these corners and make them solved. Or also you can just go and start creating the star. Going in that way. Hold your apple pencil at the end of the line when you are doing it. In that way, you can go then to the editing mode and adjust your star from here. Let's just spend some time and let's create a better star. When we are satisfied with this shape, let's just go away from the editing mode. So let's just tap on the screen either with one of our fingers or with our apple pencil. And we will just go to these corners. And let's just go and make them soft. Let's just go and create the curves instead of the very straight corners. When you are ready, let's just grab an eraser tool and we will erase the parts that we don't need. When we are done with this task, let's just go and position these elements a little bit more toward the top and maybe make it a little bit bigger as we have it on a separate layer. Let's just straightly go to our arrow key on the top left. We will use uniform method and we will go and adjust our start to our liking. For example, let's just go and drag it a little bit toward the side to make it bigger. And also we will just put it more toward the top part. If you want to rotate it, go to the green note over the top and rotate it from here, find the position and the size that you like. And when you're satisfied, let's just go and deslate everything by heating our arrow key. Now when we are done, let's just get back to our layers. And we will go to our layer with this cache. We will grab our eraser to, and we will erase these lines that we don't need. When we are done, we will get back to our layers and we will merge these two layers together. To do so, we will need to go to the layer on the top. We will need to tap on it and we will need to choose Merge down. Now we are done with our sketches, mainly with our elements here, but also let's just go and create a few details going around our little foxes. Let's just go and create one more layer. Either in the group with the left fox or with the right fox. We will just go and create one more layer and we will rename it miscellaneous. Now, onto this layer, let's just go to the blank space that we have around our foxes, and let's just go and add some stars, maybe some sparkles, maybe some dots. Let's just go and put some elements to this blank space. If you have the element that you want to make a copy of, you can just go to the ribbon icon on the top left. Go to the free hand method, select this element, go around. Only select the element that you want to copy when you have it on your screen, we will just need to go and swipe with three fingers from top to the bottom. You will see the window with copy and paste. And the first thing that we'll need to do here is to tap on P. When we did it, we will need to do it one more time. So swiping from top to the bottom, and again, invoking our copy and paste menu. Now we need to go to Paste, and we will just tap on it when we did it. If you go to your layers, you will see that you have a new layer with inserted image. That way we can just go and create a few more layers. We can adjust this element and then later on when it's time, we can just go and merge all of these layers together. When you have the copy of this element, we will need to go to our key on the top left uniform method. And we will just go and put this new element to some different please. If you want to adjust it, go and adjust it when you already adjust in it. If you want, you can go to your layers. If you want to have the same element, you can just swipe your layer from right to left and choose Duplicate. You will have a copy. And again, you will need to go to your key on the top left. When you have the second layer with the same element, let's just grab it and let's just move it toward the opposite side, adjusted if you need to. And let's just go and add a few more elements like this or maybe some other elements if you want to use the copy and paste method, You're welcome to do it if you want to do it manually. Again, you're welcome to go and do that. If you need to merge the layers again, we are going to the layer that we have on the top, we are tapping it and we are choosing merge down. When you are satisfied with the miscellaneous elements, let's just go to our next part where we are starting to aid in the colors. 5. Basic Colors: Let's tatis fi from Some Time Preparations. Firstly, we will go to our brush library and we will change the brush. We are going to the calligraphy folder and we will choose more a line brush. While we are still here into our brush library, let's just go and adjust our brush just a little bit. We want all of our lines and all of our shapes to be very smooth. We will just go to this brush. We will tap on it and we'll go inside the brush studio. We will go under stabilization under our left and we will go and find streamline. The streamline has the option amount and if we have this amount set at very low amounts, we can go to the drone path and we can try it out. You can see that we are creating a line and we have a lot of control over it, but our line is quite jagged. If we want it to be very smooth, we will need to go to this option amount and we will need to adjust it. Try out onto your drawing pad. Try out at maximum. If you don't like how it moves, you are always welcome to go and adjust the tool. Find the amount that works for you and when you are satisfied with your result, let's just go and tap down over our top right. Of course, if you don't want to use this option, you are welcome not to. Now, when we have our brush set, let's just go and work onto our sketch just a little bit. Firstly, we will be creating the illustration on our right because we don't have too many elements that need to be adjusted. We will just go and start adding the colors to one of our foxes, for example. Let's just go to the right. When we are going to the right, first thing that we will need to do is to go and adjust the capacity of our layer with the sketch. Let's just go to our group with right Fox. We will go to our layer with the sketch and we will go to our icon into this window. We will go to the Apace slider and we will adjust the capacity to our lichen. If you want, you can straightway go to your second sketch layer and adjust the capacity to some degree that is suitable to your illustration. You can just go to the icon on your sketch on the left fox, and adjust the capacity from here. Now when we are done with our capacity, let's just go to our group with right Fox. And we will need to create a new layer. We will need to put this layer underneath our layer. With this age we can just do it in a few different ways. We can go and create a new layer from Ar Lier with this cage and then drag it underneath it. We can just go to Ar lier with the scheme from Arly with the scheme create a new layer and equally positioned, Rightly, what we need to do is to tap on our plus icon. And we will be creating different elements on different layers. Let's just start from our top and we will be working onto our head. Let's just go and rename this layer as Head. Now when we have our new layer, when we have our new brush, all that we need to do is to go to our color palette and select one of these orange colors. For example, let's just go with this red orange that is second color in our first role. When we have it, we will just go and we will start recreating the heat that we have on our sketch. Let's just go and do that. Our main goal here is to create the closed lines. And that means that we don't need to have any gaps between our outlines because in that way it will be problematic for us to drag and drop the color inside the shape. When we have everything set, let's just go and start recreating the shape of the heat. If you are going a little bit beyond the frames and if you are overlapping the shape of the helmet, it's okay. Later on we will put our helmet elements above, it won't be seen. Now let's just go and create our outlines. You can use all the options that we used before. If you need to, you can hold your apple pencil at the end of the line, snap it to a better shape, and go to the edged mode on the top. Adjust your lines in that way, and when you are done, let's just continue creating the closed outlines. When you have this outline, let's just drag and drop the color inside. Now when we have the shape, let's just go and create this bottom element where we have our little bazzle. What we need to do is to go firstly and change the color. Let's just go either with the beach or off white color. Select one of these colors and then we will need to go and create this little shape. And we don't want to go beyond the frames of the shape that we already have onto this layer. Let's just do it in that way. We will go to our layers and we will go to our layer with the heat. We will tap on it, and we will choose alpha lock. When you do that, you will see that now on your layer with the hat, you have the checkerboard around your element. That's exactly what we need. If you now go to your layer and if you start creating the elements here, you will see that you are aiding the new color only on the existing areas that you have onto this layer. That's exactly what we need. And in that way, let's just go and create the bottom element the same way as before. We will just go and start by creating the outline work more onto the elements that will be seen onto your final illustration. If you have some little parts that will be hidden, don't worry if you have some little mistakes there or maybe some little elements that you want to redo, it's okay. When we have this outline, let us go and increase the size of our brush. Manually, we will go and recolor this piece. When you are done, let just go and decrease the size of our brush. And then we will go back to our color palettes and we will select the color with the name white. With this color, we will go and add the color to our eyebrows and also to these little elements that we have for our cheeks. Let's just go and recreate these little elements the same way as before. We are starting with the outlines and then we will go manually and recolor the rest of the areas. When you are done, let's just go and start adding the facial features and we will do it on a separate layer. Let's just get back to our layers and we will create one more layer above our layer with the head. And we will rename it as facial features. When we have the two layers that will belong to our color part, let's just go select them and we will group them. We will rename this new group as Color. When we are down, we will get back to our facial features layer and then we will go and select a different color. Let just go with this dark purple color. And with this color, we will go and recolor our eyes again. The same way as before. We are creating the outlines and then dragging and dropping the color inside. If you need to adjust some parts, you are always welcome to grab an eraser two and erase the parts that you don't need or manually add the details that you need. If you want to see how it looks without the lines on the Skage, you are always welcome to go to the lis hide the lier with the Skage and adjust it, maybe without these lines. Also, if you notice some little places that are miscolored, For example, like here, we will need to get back to our lis. Go to our li with the head. Select the same color that we need to add here and add it to this little place also, as we already have the color on our screen. Let's just go and pick it right from our illustration. To do so, we will need to go to the color, and we will need to hold one of our fingers there until we have this little too. If we move it, you will see that you are changing the color on the top. Move it to the color that you need. And when you have this color on the top, let's just lift up your finger. When you have the needed color, go to this place that you need to recolor and recolor it. When you are done with this task, let's just get back to our layers. And we will get back to our layer with facial features. Then we will go and unhide our layer with the sketch. And we'll continue aiding our details. We will need to pick the same color that we were using before. We can just go and use the same tool that we just used. It was our eye dropper tool. But also we can just go to our tool that we have on the top where we have our color. And we can just hold it there and we will have our previous color right here. Now when we have our previous color, let's just go and continue aiding the details. We will firstly go and recolor our nose. Let's just go and decrease the size of our brush and let's recreate the sheep. Also, you don't need to recreate everything with 100% of similarity to what you have on your skitch. If you want to adjust some parts, if you want to erase some elements, maybe make them even different. You are welcome to go and adjust your elements to your liking. And when you are ready with your nose, let's just go and recreate the mouth again. Let's just go and start recreating this mouth on the top. And if you feel that maybe your brush is too thick, what you can do is to go to your brush library. Go to the monoline brush that we are using right now. Go to the properties, and here you will see the option brush behavior. You will have the minimum size here and you can just go and adjust it a little bit here when you have it. In that way, we will just go to our Done button on the top right. And you will see that now your brush is a little bit tinier. Adjust the size to your liking. And when you are done, let's just go and create this element for our mouth. When we are done with the top element, let's just go and recreate the botta Again, you can use all the options that we used before. If you need to hold your Apple pencil at the end of the line, adjust it from the editing mode. If you need to adjust it even more, try to make this line connected with the line that you have on top. When you are satisfied with everything here, let's just go and drag and drop the color inside the ship. When we are ready, we will go and add a different color to this tongue area, the same way as before. We are going to our layers. We are going to our layer with facial features. We will tap on it and we will choose alpha Look when we did it, you see the checkerboard? We are going to our color palettes and we will select the pin color when we have it. We will go and increase the size of our brush, and we will just go and with one line, recreate this element for the tongue again. If you want to play around with the shape of it, you are welcome to go and do that. If you want to take a look at how it all looks without the lines on the skitch, you know what you need to do. You'll need to go to your layers and hide your layer with the skitch. When you are done taking a look at your illustration without the lines on this page, let just go and unhide this layer. And then we will go and continue adding our details. Now we are adding just the basic colors. Later on, we will get back to our official features and we will add more details here too. Now let me just go and create one more layer on which we'll be recoloring some body parts. For example, we will need to recolor our bottom parts of the legs and the bottom parts of the arms. Let's just go and create one more layer by tapping on the plus icon. And let's rename it as body parts, the same way as before. We will go and pick the same color that we were using for our main color on the head. Let's just invoke our eye drop to pick this color that we need and we will go and recreate these bottom parts of our body. Let's just go and do the same thing as before. Starting with our outlines, overlap it a little bit with this next element and close the shape. When you have the closed shape, just drag and drop the color inside. Let's continue with three other legs. When we are done recoloring these elements, let's just take a look at them without the lines to see overall how they are looking. Again, we're going to our Lit and hide in R li with this sketch, if you need to adjust some lines, maybe smoothing them up. You are welcome to go and do that right now when we have it. Let's just get back to our list and we will unhide with this kitch. Then we will go and add some additional elements to our pause. Let's just go to li with body parts. We will tap on it, we will choose alpha log. And then we will go to our color palettes. And select the dark red color. Let's just select it. And then we will go and recreate these little elements that we have on our pause. If you want to add some additional elements to the legs, you are welcome to go and do that. When we are done with these elements, let's just go to our layers and let's create one more layer for the teal. Now one more time, let's just pick the same color that we were using for the base, and then we will go and recreate the shape of the teal. Again, start by creating the outlines and go a little bit beyond the frames and connect the shape together. When you have the outline, drag and drop the color inside, take a look at your shape. And if you need to adjust some parts, maybe smoothing something up, you are welcome to go and do that. If you need to take a look at it without the lines of the skitch, go and hide the layer with the sketch. When you are done adjusting your ship, let's just get back to our lis and unhide ur Lia with the skitch. And also we will just need to go grab the layer with the tail and position it underneath our body parts. Because as it is right now, it will be overlapping our paw and our bottom leg and we don't need it. Let me just go to Aura with the tail. We will hold it and we will drag it underneath our body parts. When we are done with the tail, let's just get back to our layer with facial features. And we will create one more layer A, but that will rename as ears. We will use the same basic orange color and we will go and recolor these little elements that we have on our sketch. Again, we are starting by creating the outlines and then dragging and dropping the color inside. When we are done with these basic shapes, let's just go and add this inner part again if you want to, you can go tear with the ears and set it as alpha log. But as we are not going beyond the frames, we can just not do that when we are add earlier with the ears. Let's firstly go to our color palettes. And again, let's select our off white color. Or if you want, you can go with beach or white. Select one of these colors. And let's just go inside and recreate this element here. When you have the outline, let's just go increase the size of our brush and manually recolor the parts. Now let's just go pick another color. For example, if you're using white, you can go with base or off white. Or if you're using a different color, just pick another one of these three and we will go and recolor these fluffy parts. Again, when you have the outline, just go inside the shape and manually recolor it. When we are done, let's just go again to our liers and we will hide our lier with this cage to check out how everything looks and whether we want to adjust some parts. If you want to adjust some parts, please go and adjust them. If you are satisfied with everything here, we will continue creating another element. When you are satisfied with everything here, let's just get back to our lis and we will unhide our lio with this sage. And then we will go to our body parts layer. And from here we will create one more layer that will rename as helmet. Now on this new layer, we will firstly go to our color palettes and select the white color. We will go and recreate this whole shape. When we have the outlines, let's just drag and drop the color inside. Now let's just take a look at the whole shape without our sketch lines. Again, we're going to our liers, and we are hiding our lier with this Skage. Let's just go all around these elements and if we need to adjust our outlines in any way, let's just go and do that when you are satisfied with your helmet. Let's just get back to our layers. We will one more time go to our layer with this cage and unhide it. Then we will get back to our layer with body parts and we will create one more layer that will rename as stem again with the same white color. We will go and recreate these basic shapes when you have the outline, drag and drop the color inside. For now, we are done with our basic colors. In the next part, we are going to be adding the details to the helmet and the stem. 6. Costume Detais: We have all the basic colors for our costume. Let's just go and start adding the details. Firstly, we will go to our layers. And we will go to our layer with the costume. And we will need to set it as alpha log. Let's just tap on it. And let's select alpha log from the list. When we did it, we will go to our color palettes and we will select the color with the name Dark propyl we are using the same brush that we were using before. Let's just go and start by recreating this little detail on the neck the same way as always, we are starting with the outlines and then we'll go and manually recolor the inner parts. When we are done with the neck element, let's just go to the arms and we will add the details to the shaded parts. So let me just go and do the same thing as before, just creating the outlines and then manually recolor the inner parts. Try to be accurate on the places where you have the intersection with the body and try to create smooth lines. And if you need to erase some parts, don't use the eraser tool because you will be erasing all the elements that you have onto this layer. Instead of that, just grab the color that you need if you are creating these dark elements. And if you need to erase some parts, select the white color and recolor these parts that you need to erase here on our right arm, Let's recolor this whole area that we have on the top of the arm. Now when we are done with the arms, let's just go to the legs and do the same thing here. Go into the bottom parts. And recoloring these two elements with the same color. Let's just go to our pants on the top and let's recolor the main shape. When you did it, we are done with this color. Let's just go and start adding these additional elements with a different color. We will do it on a separate layer because later on when we're going to be creating the second illustration, it will be easier for us to just go there and recolor these little parts. Firstly, let's just go to our layers and we will create one more layer above our layer with the costume. Let's just tap on the plus icon and let's rename it as details. And we will need to use the same method that we were using before when we are recoloring only the parts that we already have on the layer. But we are creating these little details on a separate layer, but we want to use our alpha log. Let's just go and do one more thing that will allow us to do the same thing on a separate layer. We will just go to our layer with the details. We will tap on it and we will choose clipping mask. It will work similarly to alpha log, but we are going to be doing it on a separate layer. Now when we have this new layer, let's just go to our color palettes. And let's select the C and blue color. We will go and recolor these parts on our costume. And let's just start by going to the leg that we have on the right and we will recolor these parts as always. Let's just start with the outlines. And when we have our outlines, we will grab a different color and we will drag and drop it to the middle part. When you have this outline, let's just get back to our color palettes. And let's select this light C and blue. Let's just drag and drop it inside this little outline. When we have this first element, let's just go to the pens that we have. And we also will add the same detail to the middle part of our costume. The same way as before. We are starting with the outlines with our C and blue color. Then we will drag and drop the color which is our light CN blue inside. Let's just go and make all of these little details as we are on a separate layer here we can go and grab the eraser tool and erase the parts that we don't need. Now let's just go and again select our CN blue color and we will recolor these little parts that we have as details on the middle part of our body. When we are done with this part, let's just go and add white details onto our pants that we have in the middle. Let's just invoke our eye dropper tool and go and recolor these little parts. When we are done, we will go to this little element that we have on the back. We will just go and again grab our C and blue color and we will go and create this little parts that are separating one from another. When you are done with this task, let's just go and hide R with the sage in our layers panel. And we will check out how everything looks and whether we want to adjust some parts or not. If you have some places that you need to adjust, please go and adjust them when you are satisfied with your result. Let's just get back to our layers and we will go to with the helmet. Firstly, let's just go and unhide li with this sage. And then we will just go and create one more layer above with the helmet which will a name as Tats. One more time let's just clip this led to a previous one table on it and select and clipping mask. We will go and start by creating a dark line that we have right here on the bottom part on the helmet. Firstly, let's just go and invoke our eye drop, a tool to select this dark color, and then we will go and recreate this line that we have on our sketch. Play around with the end parts. If you want, you can go and continue this line just going through the whole shape. Or if you want, you can just go and find someplace where you want to end this line. Erase the parts that you don't need and when you are done let's just drag and drop the color inside, issuing it to Stan parts even more. You are welcome to go and do that. Now when we are done with this line, let's just go and start recreating the parts on our headphone. Firstly, let's just go and recreate these little Jeep elements when you have the outline, drag and drop the color inside. And then let just work onto the bottom part. Firstly, we will just go and create a little part like that, we'll recolor it inside. And then we will go and create a little art element. Let's just go and create something in that way. As always, you can decide where you want to finish up your line. You can go through the whole shape or just go and create something in that way. When you have these elements, let's just go and create these little parts that we have on our headphone the same way as before. We will firstly go to our color palettes and we will select the C and blue color. Let's just go and create these parts. When you have the outlines, you can drag and drop the same color that you have for these outlines or to match what we have onto our costume. We can just get back to our color palettes and select this light C and blue color and drop it to these places. Now let's just get back to our darkest C and blue color and we will go through the whole shape of our helmet and we will recreate these lines that we have on our skitch. When you are done one more time, let's just get back to our layers and we will hide our layer with the skitch. Let's just take a look at everything without our lines on the skitch and decide whether we want to adjust something or not. If you're satisfied with how everything looks right now, let's move on to our next part, where we are going to be adding some highlights and shadows. 7. Boy Fox: Shadows, Highlights & Beautification: Let's start working onto our eyes. Firstly, in this part, what we need to do is to add the highlights and a little gradient to the bottom pars of our eyes. Firstly, let's just go and select a different brush. It will be our airbrushing folder. Medium blend brush. Then we will go to our layers and we will find our layer with the facial features. When we have this layer selected above it, we will create one more layer that will already name as details. Let's clip this layer to a previous one. Tapping, selecting, clipping mask. And when we did it, we will go to our color palettes and we will select the color with the name magenta. When we have this color selected, we will go to the bottom parts on the ice, and very softly we will create a gradient. Let's just go and create something in that way, blend it nicely, and you can add more color to the bottom part of the ice. When you are done with this task, let's just get back to our brush library one more time. And we will get back to our calligraphy folder to choose monoline brush. When you did it, we will get back to our color palettes and we will select the white color. Let's increase the size of our brush and we will go to the top left parts of our ice. And we will put just one dot like that. When you have this big highlights, let's decrease the size of our brush. And we will go and add a few more dots. If you want to play runs with the shapes, you are welcome to go and do that if you need to adjust some parts. For example, if you want to move this highlight on the left eye, you are welcome to go to the ribbon icon. Select free hand method, select these elements. Go to the transform tool and adjust the placement. When you are satisfied with the position of this element, go and desalect everything by hitting your first tool that you were using. This was our ribbon icon. And if you have some little parts like that on your eye, you are always welcome to go to the smash tool and just go over these little parts and blend them. Now when we are done with our eyes, let's just get back to our layers and we will go to the helmet elements and we will add a little effect of the glass. Firstly, let's just go and find our layer with the helmet. We will be adding this effect only inside this helmet element. Let's just go and select it. When the layer with the helmet is selected, we are going again to our S ribbon icon on the bottom panel. We are selecting automatic selection. When we did it we are going to this middle part of the helmet and we will just tap on it. You can see that when we taped we have this blue selection. And you might need to go and make the selection a little bit bigger so you won't have a dividing line between your helmet and this new element. To do so, we will need to adjust the threshold of selection. We will just need to hold our apple pencil on the screen and move it toward the right. You will see that you are making your selection a little bit bigger when you're satisfied with your selection. Let's just go again to our layers. And from here we will create one more layer onto this new layer. We will just grab our white color and we will drag it inside this shape that we are having for our helmet. As you can see now we have this new layer clipped to our helmet. And that's not what we need, we will just need to have this layer above our layer with the details. Let's just hold it on our layers panel and we will drag it up above our layer with the details as we will just need to tap on it. And we will need to choose clipping mask from the list to turn it off. Now when we have the result like that, we will need to adjust the opacity and adjust the blending mode of this layer. Blending modes are different ways your list can interact with each other. We can add different visual effects by choosing different blending modes. Now when we have the parts, let's just go and deslect everything by heating our S ribbon icon. Now we are getting back to this layer also. Let's just go and rename it as glass. We will need to go to the icon. We will need to adjust the blending mode. Let's just tap on our icon and we will find screen blending mode also. We will just go to our Apacity slider and we will drag it to the left until we have the result that we like. You can see that now we are muting our colors and that's exactly what we need. Let's just go and stop at something like 20% If you feel that maybe it's too much or not enough, you are welcome to go and play with the Apacity slider. When you have the result like that, we will go over this new layer with the glass and we will create one more layer. We will rename this layer as Highlight by using blending mode, which is our normal blending mode. We will go over the top part of our helmet of our glass and we will add a little highlight there. Let's just go and create a shape like that. If you want to play around with the shape, you are welcome to go and do that. If you want to add more highlights again, you are welcome to go and do that. If you feel that maybe that highlight is too bright, you are always welcome to get back to the layers panel. Go to the layer with the highlight. Go to the icon and adjust the apacity on the slider. With apacity, take a look at your illustration from the distance and decide whether you want to adjust something. If you want, you can play around with the glass one more time. Take a look at how it looks with the highlights, find what works for you and when we are done, let's just go and work a little bit onto our face. Let's just go to our Lay with the hat. And we will create one more layer above it. Again, let's rename it as details. Now let's clip this layer to a previous one. Tapping, selecting, clipping mask. And then we will one more time go to our brush library, airbrushing, and we will select medium blend brush. Let's just get back to our color palette and let's select some beach color. Also, if you don't want to use the beach color, you are welcome to go and select any other color that you like. What we are going to be doing is going to this part that we have on the bottom of the face and we will add just a little bit of blush. Let's just go and create something in that way very smoothly. We are adding the second color to the part and we will do it on both of the sides if you think that maybe you overdid it. Or if you want to adjust something, you are always welcome to go to the smash tool and smash these little parts, blend them nicely with the main color. And if you want, you can always go to the end icon and play with the opacity slider if you pick the color and if you don't like it, you are always welcome to go to the adjustments he satration and brightness, and play with the sliders. From here, for example, we can go to the hue slider and we can go and find the color that will work for us. For example, some pinkish color will work better. Also, we can just go to our layers panel one more time and we can change the blending mode. You are welcome to go and play around with the blending modes if you want to, and maybe find something different with the visual effects. For example, you can select linear burn modes and then play with the opacity when you have the result that you like. Let's continue by aiding the general shadows. Firstly, let's just go to our layers. And we will be aiding our shadows just on one layer. Do we will need to go to our group with the color and we will firstly need to go and make a copy of it. Let's just wipe the group from right to left, and we will choose Duplicate. When we have the group on top, we will need to tap on it and we will need to choose flatten from this little window. Now as you can see, we have everything that we've created for these folks just on one layer. We are going to be using this layer just to select the whole shape. Let's just go to this layer that now has the name head. We can go and rename it as general shape. What we need to do is to tap on this layer one more time and choose. Select only these areas that we have onto this layer. Everything that we have for this ship will be selected. And that's exactly what we need. When we have this selection, we will go and create one more layer. And when we have this new layer, we will tap on it and we will choose mask. Now we have the layer that has only this area selected. And we will just go and deselect everything onto our top. Let's just tap on our ribbon icon and then we will get back to this new layer. Let's just go and rename it as shadows. We don't need this layer that we have for our general ship. So let's just go and tap on our little check mark. Now we will go to this layer with the shadows. We will go to our icon and we will change the blending mode to multiply. As for the apacity, for now, we can keep it at 100% but if you know that you will need to adjust it, you can start with something like 50% You can always get back to this option and adjust it if you need to. Now when we have this new layer and when we have this new mask, let's just get back to our color palette. And let's select the pen color. If you want to select a different color for your general shadows, you are welcome to go and do that. Now we will need to go to all of the shapes that we have here and we will need to start aiding our shadows. But before doing that, we will need to understand how can we add our shadows to be consistent with them so we don't add them in a random way. We will need to pay attention to where is our light source. According to the light source, we are going to be aiding our shadows. All the objects that are closer to our light source will be lighter and all the objects that are farther from it will be in the shadow. Also, we will have some objects that are overlapping other objects. And that will mean that we will need to put a shadow here too, to be sure that we are aiding our highlights and our shadows in a consistent way. Let's just do the following. Firstly, we will go to our list and we will get back to our layer with the sketch that we already have onto our candle, for example. Let's just go to the miscellaneous sketch layer. Onto this layer, we will go and grab our brush and we will create a little arrow, for example. Let's create it in that way and in accordance with this little arrow, we will be creating our shadows. Let's just get back to our layers. And we will get back to our layer with the shadows that we have for our first fox on the right. And we will start adding the shadows. We are using this pin color. We are using our monoline brush for these parts. Let me just go take a look at our arrow at first. And we will go to the objects that we have, closer to this arrow. We will have our ears here. And our top parts of the ears, we'll be having the highlights. That means that the bottom parts of our ears probably will have the shadows. So let's just go and add these little shadows. Let's just start from the ear that we have on our lets and we will just go and create a shadow. In that way, you can always use all the options that we use before. You can hold your apple pencil at the ends on the line. You can create just a curve, go to the edit mode and adjust it to your liking. And then we will just go and continue creating our shadow, just in that way. Create the outlines and then drag and drop the color inside. If you have some parts that are overlapping, grab eraser tool and erase these parts. Also try to make smooth connections between the shapes. Now when we have this first shadow, let's move on to our second ear. And again, firstly, we are taking a look at our arrow. When we're taking a look at it, we will know that we will need to go to the bottom right part of our ear and add the shadow here, the same way as with our first ear. Let's just go and start by creating a little curve like that, adjust it to your liking. And when you are done with the first curve, let just go and add the shadow to the bottom part. And create our outlines. Dragon, drome the color inside. And then if you need to grab an eraser tool and erase the parts that you don't need when we are done with our ear. Let's get back to our brush and let's just go to this part where we have our headphone. And let's just add a little shadow here too. We will just go and repeat the shape going in that way. And then we will go inside and we will recover it when you have something like that. Let's just step a little bit from the edge of our helmet and we will continue creating the line going down in the same way when we have this little outline going in that way. Let's continue by going toward the left side and create a little curve in that way. Then we will just go up and create the shadow in that way. Let's just put this whole shape into the shadow. We will keep this element that we have inside the headphone. Without the shadow, we will just go and create a shadow going in that way. When you have the outline, let's just go and drag and drop the color inside. We can also go to this part that we have on our top and create the shadow going higher like that. Now when we are done with the head, let's just go to the body parts. Firstly, we will need to put a big shadow underneath the whole helmet elements. Let's just go and increase the size of our brush. And we will go underneath the helmet and create the shadow in that way. When you have the outline, let's just go and manually recolor this part. When you have the shadow, let's just go to the arm that we have on the left. And let's continue adding the shadow here too. We are taking a look at our arrow and we will know that we will need to put this shadow on the bots and part of the arm. Let's just go and create something in that way. Also with the shadow, we will divide this arm from the body as always. Just create the outline and then drag and drop the color inside. Now when we have the shadow on our left arm, let's move on to the right one. Firstly, we will just go to this part that we have right here underneath the arm, and we will add the shadow here if you need to. You can always go back to your lise and unhide your layer with the skitch to know where you need to put the shadow. And then we will just go and continue creating the line underneath our arm. Now let's just get back to our lise and we will hide our layer with this skitch. Then we will go and adjust the parts that we need to adjust. For example, we will just go here on the top and we will create a smoother line. When we are done with this part, let's just go to this bomp part and let's continue creating our shadow. What we need to do is to go and create it in that way. We are just going and continuing our line, and then we are creating a shadow going in that way. If you want to, you can go and continue creating the shadow on the tail. And in that way divide the arm from this tail. Now when we are done with this part on the right, let's just go to this part that we have on our back and let's put it in the shadow completely. Now when we have something like that, let's just grab our reser tool and we will go to the edge of the ship and we will add just little highlights in that way. Now let's just get back to our brush and let's continue adding our shadows. Firstly, let's just go to the leg that we have on the left and we will create a big shadow like that. We will go higher and we also will add the shadow to this little place. Now let's just continue creating the shadow and divide the legs from one another. Now, create the outline going along the whole ship on the bottom of the leg and then drag and drop the color inside. Now let us go to our leg on the right, and let's add a little shadow in that way. Let's just go to the middle part of it and we will create a little knee when you have the curve like that. Let's just go a little bit to the bottom. And let's create a little shadow there too. If you want to work onto the knee elements, you can go and thicken it up and create a curve in that way. If you need to erase some parts, go grab an eraser two and erase them. Now let us go to the tail. We will go to the bottom part of it and we will go and add the shadows here too. We are just repeating the lines that we have on our main shape. And then very easily go and create in our outline, adding the color inside. If you need to adjust some parts, go and adjust them. Now we are done with our shadows. But let's just go and add a few more details to the shape that we have for our headphone. And also let's just add different colors to our tel. Firstly, let's just get back to our layers and we will go and find our layer with the details on the helmet. When we have this layer selected, we will go zoom in our canvas. We will go and select some different colors. For example, the pine, darker pink, magenta. Any color that you like. We will go to the bottom part of this element and we will add a color here. Let's just create a shape, some kind of the ellipse or some, a rounded rectangle, and when you have it later on we will get back to our color palette, select the white color, and we will go to one of the sides and create a little shadow in that way. When we are done with this element, let's just go and add different colors to our teal. Let's firstly go to our lays and find our layer with the teal. And we will create one more layer above it. Let's rename this layer as Details. Now let's clean this layer to a previous one. And we will keep our normal blending mood when we are done with it. Let's just get back to our color palettes. And let's select pin cred, or red color. We are using the same brush that before mono line, and then we will just go inside this shape and we will add a second color. Let's just go and create some pattern in that way. Make the outline and then drag and drop the color inside when you have it. Let's just go again to our color palette and let's select another color. You can go with any color that you like, but for example, let's just go and select this beige color. With this color, we will go to the tip of our tail. And we will add the second color here too. If you want to go and add other colors, you are welcome to go and do that. Also, you can just go and add just a bit of gradient to these elements. For example, let's just go and create one more layer above this layer with the details. And we will again clipping mask it. When we are done, we will go to our brush library. We'll go to the air brushing medium blend. Then we will grab some color and we will add it to the bottom part. For example, let's just go with magenta pink very lightly. We will just go to the bottom part and we will add this additional color. If you don't like the color when you already edit, you are always welcome to go to the adjustments hue, sitration, and brightness, and play with the hue slider. Spend some time here, play around with the sliders. And when you're done, let just tap on our magic one to one more time. Now we are done with our first illustration. In the next part, we will make a copy of it and we will just go to the opposite side and we will recreate everything here. We will adjust it and we will create the second illustration. 8. Girl Fox Coloring + Final Beautification: Let's start this part by going to our layers. And firstly, we will need to go and make a copy of our group with colors. Let's just go and select it firstly. And then we will swipe it from right to left, and we will choose Duplicates. When we did it, we will grab this group that we have on the top. We will hold it and we will drag it to our group with left forks. We will position it underneath our layer with this sketch. When we did it, we will need to flip it horizontally. Let's just select this group and then we'll go to our key on the top left uniform method. And on the bottom we are selecting flip horizontal. When we did it, snapping is on and we are just moving our ships to the left. And we will need to match it with our sketch. When you've matched your ships, let's just go and deslect everything by hitting our arrow key. Now we will need to work onto these different elements. Firstly, let's just go and start by aiding different ears. Let's just go to our brush library. We will go to the calligraphy folder and we will choose our familiar monoline brush. When we did it, we will go to the layers and we will go and find our group with the ears. We will need to go and erase them completely. We will go to our eraser tool and erase it in that way. Or we can just go to our canvas and use three of our fingers and make a swipe movement when you've erased these parts. Let's just go to our color palettes. And again, we will select the same color that we were using before for our first ear. On our right illustration, it was our red orange or pale orange. If you're not sure what color it was, let's just go and pick the color from our right fork. When you are done, let us go and create these ears as always. Start with the outlines and then drag and drop the color inside. Now let us go and pick a different color to recreate this element of a fluffy part inside the ear. Again, if you want, you can go to the opposite side and pick the color from here. Now let's take a look at our illustration and decide what we need to adjust. We will need to go to the helmet and we will need to adjust this part on the top of it. Let's just go to the lis, find the needed lier and adjust these parts. Now when we are done with the helmet, let's just go and redo this leg one more time. We are going to the lies and we are finding our layer with the costume. Firstly, let's just go tap on this layer and we will turn off alpha lock. Then we'll grab our eraser tool and we will erase this whole leg. We also then will go to our lies and we will go to our lay with body parts. And we will erase this leg on the Botta again. Let's just start by going to this lier and we will turn off our alpha lock. Now one more time, let's just grab the same color that we had for our in shapes and let's just go and recreate this part that we have on our skitch. When you are done with the leg, let's just get back to our costume and let's finish up the whole ship. Now let us go and add these details One more time, we will get back to our costume layer. We will tap on it and we will choose alpha lock. We will grab this dark color, and firstly, we will go and recreate this bottom part. Now let us go to this layer where we have our details and we will firstly go and erase this little part that we don't need. Now let us take a look at our illustration without the lines on the sage and decide whether we need to adjust some parts or not. If you have some places that you need to adjust, let's just go and adjust that. If you have some little elements on your costume to adjust, please go to the layer with the costume and firstly turn off alpha log to add more details. Now when you are done with this task, let's just get back to our layers and one more time we'll get back to our layer with the details. Let's just go and change the color of these elements when the layer is selected. We are going to our magic one tool, hue saturation and brightness. Let's just go to the hue slider and let's find a different color here. For example, let's go with something pinkish when you have the color that you like. Let's just go and deslect everything by heating our magic one tool one more time. And now we will also need to go to our layer with the helmet details. And we will need to change the color here too. Let's just go select this layer. And then we will go to our adjustments, stration and brightness. And let's just find a similar color to what we have on our costume. If you want to recolor only some of the elements, for example, the bottom part of this headphone, we can go to the top where we have the option hue, sitration, and brightness. And we will tap on this little arrow. We will choose the option pencil, and we will just go to this place that we want to recolor. And we will just go and recolor it. When you went along the whole shape, you can then go to the hue slider and adjust the color of the parts. The same thing you can do with all the elements on this layer. Just go along with the pencil and then adjaz the color. If you have multiple objects that you want to recolor, recolor one of them firstly, then go and deselect everything. And go inside the hue, stration and brightness one more time to recolor the rest of the areas. When you are done with recoloring these elements, let's just go to our layers and let's work onto our tel. Before doing that, let's just go and turn on our layer with this cage. And then we'll get back to our layer with the teal and we will erase it. We also can go to our layer with the details and with our little gradient and do the same thing. Now let's just get back to our layer with the Tl and we will pick the same color that we have on our ears. Let's just go and create this basic shape. When you have the outlines dragon drop the color inside. And then let just go to our details layer. And let just add some other colors, for example, one more time, let's just get back to our color palettes and let's select either Pin Crit Red or any other color that you like. With this color, we will go and start eating these additional colors. Dragon drop the color when you are ready. And then let's just get back again to our color palettes and select one more color that will add for the tip. With this color, let's just go and again create the outlines and then dragon drop the color inside. Now when you are done, let's just go and work onto artificial features and also onto these additional elements. Firstly, let's just go and find the li with artificial features. And then we will just need to go and grab our eraser to and erase the bottom part of the mouth. When you are done, let's just go and add this additional elements on the top. Let's go to our layers and we will go above all the layers that we have into our color group. Let's just go and create one more layer which will rename as Little Star. When we have this layer, let's just get back to our color palettes and let's select some color. You can go with any color that you like, some, maybe pinkish colors, maybe blue one. Or you can go with light yellow, orange. Select the color that you like. And let's just go and recreate these elements. Now let's just take a look at our illustration without the lines on the sage. Decide whether you like this color that you picked for this star or if you want to go and adjust it. If you want to go and adjust it, go to the adjustment usetration and brightness, and play with the color of these elements. When you're satisfied with this new color, let's just go and deselect everything by heating our magic One tool one more time. Now, one more time, let's just take a look at the whole illustration and decide whether we need to adjust some other parts. For example, if we take a look at our elements on the helmet, we will just need to go and move this little part on the bottom. Let's just go and find the needed layer. It is our layer with the details. We will pink the same color that we are using right here. We will grab the eraser tool and erase the part that we don't need and we will go and recreate this element underneath this little part that we have on the helmet. Now, one more time, take a look at the whole illustration and decide whether you need to adjust some parts or not. If you are satisfied with everything here, let's just go and add our shadow. Firstly, we will need to do the same thing as we did before with our first illustration. We will need to go to our group with color and we will need to make a copy of it. Let's just wipe the group from right to left, and we will choose duplicates. Then when we have this duplicate over group, we will go to the group that we have on the top. And we will flatten it. When we did it, we will tap on this group and we will rename it as general shape. When we did it, we will need to go and find the shadow layer on our folks on the right. Let's just go and find this layer and we'll make a copy of it. When the layer is selected, both the layer and the mask, we will swipe it from right to left and we will choose duplicate. Now we will grab these two layers that we have on top, and we will just move them to our group with our left folks the same way we are putting them above our layer with the general shape. Now what we need to do is to go and firstly release this mask that we have on the top. To do so, we will need to go to our lie with the mask. We will need to swipe it from right to left and we will need to choose the lit. Now we will grab this shadow layer and we will go to our erarkey on the top left. And the same way as before, we will firstly flip it horizontally and then we will drag it to our left, and we will match it with our sheep. When you found the right placement, let just go and deslect everything. And then what we need to do is to go to our layers, go to our lie with the general sheep, tap on it, select it, then get back to our lie with the shadows and make a mask here. One more time, we're taping on our with shadows and we are selecting mask. Now we don't need this lie with general shape anymore. Let's just go and tape on the checkbox. And then we will just go to our S ribbon icon and we will deselect everything. Now let's just get back to Arlie with the shadows and we will just go and adjust some of these parts. We will just need to adjust the shadows on the elements that we changed. Let's just go and do that. When you are done with the shadows, let's just take a look at our illustration from the distance one more time and decide whether we want to adjust anything. For example, let's just go to our layer with facial features. Let's just move our nose just a little bit toward the left side, selecting our layer, firstly tapping it, and selecting alpha log from the least. Then we will go to our ribbon on free hands method, select this little element that we want to move and then go to our Ar key and move it if you want to add an additional color to your tel, you are welcome to go and do that. Let's just find this needed layer and let's just go and select a different brush one more time. Go into our airbrushing folder, medium blend. Then we are selecting some color that you like and go into the bottom part and adding this additional color. When you are done, let's just go and add the colors to these additional elements that we have. Going along the whole shape of our canvas, what we need to do, firstly, is to go to our layers and find the layer with miscellaneous elements. Let's just go below it to our layer with this sage. And from here we will create one more layer. Let's rename it as miscellaneous colors. Now let's just get back to our brush library calligraphy folder, choosing monoline brush. And we will very quickly go and add the colors to the stars, the litle, sparkles and our dots. You can select just one color or you can pick different colors to these elements. Let's just go and very quickly do that when we are done, let's just get back to our layers and we will hide our layer with the sketch on the miscellaneous objects. Now let's just take a look at these little shapes that we just created and adjust them if we need to. When we are satisfied with how everything looks, Let's just go and add an additional visual effect of the globe. Firstly, we will need to go to our layers and we will need to make a copy of our layer with miscellaneous colors. Let's just swipe it from right to left, and we will choose Duplicate. When we did it, we will go to our layer on the bottom. Firstly, we will go and change the blending mode. We can, for now go with Ad and later on, if we don't like it, we will go and change it. So now when this blending mode is selected, we will go to our magic 12 and we will go under Gaussian blur. When you've chosen this option, you will see on the top right now our Gaussian blu is set at 0% and we can just go and adjust it. What we need to do is to hold our apple pencil and the screen and then move it toward the right side until we have the glowing effects. Find the amount that works for you. Something 10-15% will work perfectly when you are satisfied with everything Here, let's just tap one more time onto our magic one tool to go away from our Gaucian Bluer. Now we can go and tweak one more option. One more time we're taping on our adjustments and this time we will go under blue. The same thing as we did with our Gaussian blur. We are holding our apple pencil and we are moving it toward the right. If you want, you can go and play around with these options on the bottom. Find what works for you. And when you are done, let just tap on our magic one tool. To go away from this mode, take a look at your illustration, and if you want to, you can go again to the layers and maybe play around with the blending modes. Find the blending mode that works for you and when you are done, we are done with our illustration. Thank you for watching this class live review if you liked it and consider subscribing for more I videos in the future. Looking forward to seeing your projects.