Digital Watercolor: Cute Animals | Procreate

1. Introduction: Hello everyone, I'm uni and into this class we'll drop a few watercolor animal illustrations. These glass 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 one to try traditional materials, you are welcome to join if you are ready to start, Let's jump right into it. 2. Preparing the Canvas & Making the Base Scheme: Let's start our today's class by deciding what kind of Canvas we are going to be using. You can see it is a very simple square canvas because both pixel width and pixel height are 80,048 big cells. If you would like to use any other dimensions for your canvas, just go for it. S for DPI, we are using 300 and S for the color profile. It is set as SRGB with this low number. When it's all done, let's hit Done and it will be redirected to our new canvas. And now we need to decide what kind of colors we are going to be using throughout the whole class. You can go to the project and Erasmus app and you can download the color palettes. You can follow along with this class by using this color pallets. So when he did it, Let's go strictly to our color palettes and we will check out what we have here. Here we have two options of how we can use this color is the compact view and the cards, we will be using the cards because they have all the colors, names and they are ready for you to be used. And while we're still here into our color palettes, Let's select our first color. We'll go to the bottom and we will select the background texture. Let's tap on this color to select it. And when we have our first color, we need to know what kind of brushes we are going to be using today. And today we are creating semi watercolor illustrations. We will need to use watercolor brushes. You can go to the description and you can find a link to every pack of watercolor brushes. You can download it and you can use it. And also, if you go to the resources here, we can find a zip file where you can find a few more brushes. Some of them are from this link, but they are adapted to our today's needs. And also here we can find a few more brushes that will be suitable for today's class. So when you have downloaded everything, alleges go and start our class. We just selected our color. Let's go to the Brush Library and we will go and find the brush with the name fine paper texture. Let's tap on it to select. We will go to our left top slider and we will make the size of this brush as maximum. Now, we will go to our Canvas and we will need to create a texture. We will need to do it without an holding our Apple Pencil. And we will need to create this sector by going through the whole size of our canvas. Let's go and try to do that. Now, if you zoom in, you will see that you have some texture there. And we want this sector to be visible on all of our layers. So we will need to adapt this layer. Let us go to the layers and we will go to this layer number one where we have added our texture. We will need to change the blending modes. Blending modes are different ways your lease can interact with each other. With blending modes, you can add different visual effects. So to change the blending modes, we will need to go to this icon. We will need to tap on it and we will see the list of blending modes. For now, we will need to select a linear burn. When you have selected, you can tap on the layer and we can go and straightaway, rename it as background texture. Let's tap on this layer and let's select Rename also. We don't want to add any more details to this layer and we don't want to accidentally draw something here. So let's lock this layer. To lock the layer, we will need to swipe it from right to left and choose look. Now our layer is secure and we are ready to create one more layer where we are going to be creating our scheme. Scheme we will be using for creating our animals. Let's tap on the plus icon and we will need to put this layer underneath earlier with the background texture. So let's hold this layer when it is selected and we will just move it underneath the backgrounds extra layer straightaway. Let's rename it as scheme tapping on the layer, choosing Rename when we have this layer and when it is selected, we will go back to our brush library and we will select another brush. This time it will be six B pencil. These brush you can find in a zip folder. So let's stop on this brush to select it. And when we did it, we will go back to our color palettes and we will select the color for our lines. It will be the color with the name of lines one, sadness to select. And let's go to our slider on the top-left, and we will adjust its size. So we will go to the slider and we will find 15% for the future convenience, we can tap on this little handle and we can secure these sites. So we will need to tap on the plus icon. And when he did it, you will see that you have a little mark once a your little slider. And if you go and tap on this mark, you will get back to your size that you secure it. So now when we have our brush the right size, and when we have our color, Let's go and create our first shape. Our first shape for this game will be a very simple circle. We will do it by going variables into our canvas. And without an holding, we will try to create the shape as best as we can. Let's go and try to do that. At the end of the line, hold your Apple pencil and you will see that you have snapped this shape to a little bit better one. But still it is analysis and we need a perfectly round circle. Without an holding your Apple pencil, Let's tap on the screen and hold one of our fingers there. You can see that you snapped your shape to a perfectly round circle. And if you move your Apple pencil from side to side, you will notice that you are adjusting the size of your elements. For now. Let's leave it as something not too big, not too small. And when you're satisfied with error, even here, let just on hold everything that we are holding right now. So now we have a perfect outline and perfect base for our facial features. But we need to adjust this whole thing. We will go to the arrow key on exoplanets and we will tap on it. By doing so, you invoke the panel on the bottom, and probably by default, you will go under uniform methods. With a uniform methods, you have this bounding box with some nodes. And if we go to the blue ones, we can tweak them and we can adjust the size of our elements. If we go to the green one and if we move our Apple Pencil circularly, you will say that you are rotating your object, but it's not what we need to do. We want to adjust the shape even more and we want to create a different shape from it. We will need to go under work. Let's tap on it and you can see that we still have this bounding box, but also we have some intersection inside of it. And that means that we can go to any place here inside this bounding box and we can tweak it to adjust our sheep. So firstly, let's start from the bottom. We will go to the nodes on the right. We will hold our Apple pencil on it. We will move it to the right. You can see that we are adjusting our shape. So when you have something like that, Let's hold our Apple pencil and let's do the same thing. On the other side. Go into this bottom left nodes and we are moving, it's more to the left. Let's try to make this equal on both sides. And when you have something like that, we will need to squeeze this shape just a little bit. So we're going to get soap and we are going into the middle part on this top line. Let's hold our Apple pencil there and we will move it down. If you want to adjust your shape in any way, you can do that. The last thing that we will do here is go into our adsorb and we will move our notes a little bit toward the center. We will go to the right one. Firstly, we will hold it and we will move it to the center. So when we have something like that, Let's do the same on the other side, we will grab our notes and we will move it toward the center. When you have something like that, we are ready to move on and we are ready to add more elements to our scheme. So firstly, let's deselect everything by hitting our heirarchy one more time. And now we need to find the center of the shape. We don't need to be very precise. We need to find the approximate center and we will do it very easily. We will go firstly and create one vertical line, and then we will create one horizontal line. And we need to position them the way they, they will go through the center of our shape. Firstly, let's go and try to create this vertical line. Go into the job and creating this line at the end on the line, hold your Apple pencil to snap it to a better shape. And if you weren't too much precise, we can go to that. So up to Edit Shape and we can move this line. So e.g. let's move it a little bit to the right to make it more going through the center. When you're satisfied with the position of this line, tap on the screen with one of your fingers. And now we need to create one more line, but this time it will need to go horizontally. So let's go and do that. At the end of the line. Hold your Apple Pencil. And if you need go to Edit shape or that soap, move this line toward the center. If you need to adjust the angle, you can do to one of the nodes and you can tweak it here. So when you're satisfied with your lines, Let's tap on the screen with one of our fingers. Let's make the shape a little bit smaller. So we are getting back to our arrow key. We are using uniform method right now. So let's tap on it and let's go to the top right corner. We will grab our notes and we will move diagonally down. When you hand this size as something that you see right now on your screen, Let's move this shape a little bit to the left. So we're just holding our Apple Pencil and we are moving it's to the left. When you have something like that, Let's deselect everything by hitting our arrow key. And when we have positioned our scheme, we will need to add a few more details. So firstly, let's zoom in our canvas and let's find these intersection. From this intersection, we will create two diagonal lines going up and they will be at 45 degrees. So firstly, let's go over our left. Let's find this intersection and let's create the line. You don't need to be very precise. Just try to keep something 45 degrees. At the end of the line. Hold your Apple pencil and create the battle line. Now when you're satisfied with the position on this line and hold your Apple pencil, and let's move on over r, right? And we will try to repeat it there. Go into our intersection and creating this line, hold it at the end and try to keep this same angle that we have on our left when you're satisfied with the position and hold your Apple pencil. And now we will need to put two more dots. We will be adding them to the horizontal line. We need to find the center of this area. So let's go and put the first mark on the left. When you have it on the left, we will need to repeat it on the right. So finding the approximate center of these sites. When we have something like that, we are ready with our scheme. Now let's go to our layers and we will create one more layer with the same scheme. So to make a duplicate, we will need to go to this layer. With this scheme. It is selected right now and we will need to swipe it from right to left. We are choosing Duplicate. Now we have this same scheme on the same place, and we will need to move it a little bit to the right. So let's select this layer on the top, we will go to our arrow key and to make sure that we are putting our second scheme on the same line, we will need to go to snap in and we will need to turn on Snapping right here into this little panel. Now, if you move your elements, you will see that you have some lights. And when we have these three lines that are going horizontally, we will be sure that we are putting our second shape on the same line that we have our previous shape. So now whether you're satisfied with that, Let's deselect everything by hitting our arrow key. Now when we have these two schemes, ledgers go to our layers and we will clean everything up here. Firstly, we will go to our skin layer on the bottom, which is our first scheme, and we will make a duplicate. So to make a duplicate, you will need to swipe the layer from right to left and choose Duplicate. Now when we have this second scheme on the same place, where I go into the bottom layer and we will rename it as scheme base. So let's tap on the layer and choose Rename. We will secure this layer for later. So now we can just hide it. Let's go to this little checkbox on the right and we will tap on it, and we will do the same with our rest of the layers. We will get entry, name them. Firstly, it go into this middle layer with this scheme. We will tap on it and we will choose Rename. Let's go with the name scheme lion. When we have renamed this layer, Let's go to the top one, tapping on it, choosing Rename, and we will choose the name scheme dog. We don't need this layer right now, so let's hide it. Let's go to this little checkbox and let's tap on it and we will get back to our layer with this scheme line. Let's select it and we will need to do one more thing. We will need to change the opacity level of this layer. To change the opacity level means that you will make this scheme, this illustration, this layer, a little bit more transparent. We still want to see what's happening onto this layer, but we don't want it to be very bright, because when it's bright, it will be hard for us to create the clean lines because we can see where our lines are. Now let's go to this layer. Let's go to the N icon and we will find the opacity slider. You can see that we have the handle here. We can grab it and we can move it to the left. Now your scheme is looking more transparent and plan just leave the opacity level at something like 50 per cent. When we've changed the opacity of earlier, we are ready to create one more layer above. So when this layer with a scheme line is selected, let's hit the plus icon straight away. Let's rename it as clean lights tapping on the layer and choose rename. And now let's select both of these layers that clean lines and this scheme line. And we will put them in the group for our future convenience. Now, our layer with a clean lines is selected. We will need to go underneath this layer and we will need to swap this layer from left to right. Now when two on this layers are selected where I go into the top-right and we are choosing group for convenience. Let's rename it as lion. We go into this group, we are tapping on it and choosing Rename. Now let's get back to R allele with a clean lines. Let's select it and we will need to do a few more preparations today. We are going to be using a symmetry tool and we will need to turn it on. So let's go to our wrench icon. We will go under Canvas and we will need to toggle drawing guide. When you did it, you will see that you have some cells going through the whole shape of your canvas. It is not what we need. We need as symmetry. So we will need to adjust our drawing guide, edit drawing guide into this little menu. And you will see that we have the panel on the bottom. We will need to go under symmetry. When you choose symmetry, you will see that you have this line then going from the top to the bottom, this line has two notes, one on the bottom, which is great. We'll rotate your line and one in the middle, which is blue, we'll move your line. So we will need to grab this blue nodes and we will need to put it right in the middle of our scheme. Firstly, let's zoom in our Canvas. Let's grab this node and we will put it in the middle. When we did it, we are ready to hit Done. Alright, so pride, and we will be starting to create our clean lines to make sure that we did everything right, we need to do one more thing. We will go back to our layers and we will need to make sure that our layer with a clean lines is now called assisted. If it's not, we will need to tap on the layer and we will need to choose Drawing Assist from the list. And now when all the preparations are done, in the next part, we will be creating the clean lines for our alliance. 3. Making Lion's Outlines: Let's start this part by adjusting our brush just a little bit. Firstly, we go into our icon with them, rush, we will happen it and we will find our six B pencil brush. Let's tap on it and we will go inside the brush studio. On the left. We will need to go under stabilization and we will be changing the amount of destabilization. What does it mean, e.g. let's say that we don't have any stabilization at all. We will go to the drawing pad and we will try to create a line. Here. You can see that it is quite a decent client, but it is not as smooth as we want it to be. We want all of our lines to be as smooth as possible. And that means that we don't need these jagged line. If we go very slowly with our line without any amount of stabilization, it will be even more jackets. So we will need to change the amount of stabilization ledgers go to this slider. Let's grab this handle and let's move it to 65 per cent. And one more time, let's use with the drawing pad and let's try to create another line. You can see that now it's very flowy. It's very easy to create this line and it's not jagged. It's smooth as we want it to be. When we said this amount at 65%, let's hit Done and we are ready to start adding our very clean lights. So let's zoom in our Canvas and we will go to the top left corner, will be recreating our main line that we have for the main shape of the hat. And we will be doing manually. We will be creating something on one side and it will be automatically appearing on the other side because we are using symmetry. Now we will need to go to one of the intersections and we will need to start from there. We will need to follow our natural flow on the hand because this way our line will be more smooth and it will be easier for us to create it. So whether you are a right-handed or left-handed matters. Now, let us find out what hands you are using. And if you are a right-handed, go for the intersection with the horizontal line. If you are left-handed, it will be easier for you to start from the top intersection. So let's just go and we will create this line at the end of the line. Hold your Apple pencil and make sure that you are making this line very smooth. So you can move your Apple pencil from side-to-side to find what works for you. You don't need to think on these lines as some pieces. We need the whole thing to look solid. So it should be a smooth line. If you have some don't like that, It's not quite what we need to do. We need to make a very soft connection here to play around find what works for you. If you need to go a little bit beyond this line of symmetry to the other side, just go for it. If you have some little pieces that you will need to adjust later, you can always grab an eraser tool and erase them. So let's just play around and find what is working for us. If it's not working from the first try, we can always undo that and we can always do it one more time. So I just tried out one more time. When you have this soft and solid connection, Let's hold our Apple Pencil and we will do this same thing on the bottom. Again when I go into this intersection, whether you are a right-handed or left-handed, you choose. And we will need to create this line. So let's just go and try out to create it there. Hold your Apple pencil if you need to, and make this very soft connection. When it is done, Let's unfold everything and let check out whether everything is looking quite nice. So we will go back to our layers and we will go to our layer with this scheme and we will just hide it for a second. So go into our scheme line layer and we will go to this little checkbox and we will tap on it. If everything is solid, it's alright. If you need to adjust something, ledgers, grab an eraser to erase all the pieces that we don't need. Or if we need to adjust something with our brush, Let's just go and do that. When everything is looking nice. Let's get back our layer with this scheme. So we are going back to earlier and we are tapping on this little check box. And we will continue by adding some details. Firstly, let's try by aiding the ears. Let's go to this line on any site and we will be creating half of the Alps or half of the circle here, we will use this line as a guide. If you don't like the position of the ear, you can move your ear a little bit to the sides. So let's just go and create this shape here. At the end of the line. You can hold your Apple pencil and you can snap it to a better shape if you need to adjust it even more, go to the top to edit shape. Here you will have some nodes and you can tweak them. So just grab this nodes and move it to the site if you need to. When you're satisfied with how this looks like, just tap on the screen with one of our fingers. Let's make sure that our lines are closed and that means that we don't need to have any gaps. It will help us later on when we are going to be agents and colors. So if you have something like that, some gaps like here, you will need to go and manually redo that. We will need to add the line here too. So let's go and do that. Try to make it accurately and try to keep the same size of the brush. When we are ready, let's go and add the inner part of the ears. So we will go inside the ear and we will create a peculiar shape. We will start by creating a shape like that. It has half of the olives or something like that. When you have this first shape, we will create a few more of them. So just a recreating this line and going down when you have something like that, Let's continue by creating one more line like that. And when we have it, we're just continuing by going to this line. And we, I haven't these peculiar shape when we have our ears done, Let's go and create the mean. We will go firstly to this soap and we will start from the ear, will be going with the lines like that. You can adjust the amounts of these curves and make sure that you don't have any gaps. Everything needs to be very solid. You can play around with the curves. You can play around with these intersections. It's all up to you. When we have this main on the top, Let's go over the whole shape of our face and we will add this same things there as well. So let's go to our left and we will start from the ear here. We are going a little bit above the ear and we are starting creating these little curves, a jazz they're announced play with the curvature. It's all up to you. Try to make the lines solid. When we have something like that, Let's add some details to this meet and we will be adding just the lines here. So we are going into the soap and we are starting to create the lines like that. You need to follow the direction of this little curve. So if you go with a landslide, that it won't look quite good. So just imagine that direction where your curve is looking. So you can help yourself by creating a little arrow like that. And you can go to every single piece of the main and you can start by creating these little arrow. And that way you will know where you need to put your lines too. Play around with the distance on this lines. And when you're satisfied with how they are looking at the top, Let's move on to our bottom part and we will do the same thing here. Again, you can help yourself by stars and creating these little arrows. Just follow the direction and create this line inside the main by following these little arrows. And when you are done with this task, let's just grab our eraser tool and we will erase all these little arrows. And now our main shape is almost done. We just need to add the facial features. So let's again grab our brush and we will start by going to this little parts that we made here. So we will go and start by adding the eyes. We can go and adjust the size of our brush, or we can just go and create an outline of the circle. Let's go and try to do that. You can play around with the size of the eye. If you want to create a perfectly round circle, you know what you need to do. You will need to hold one of your fingers on the screen. You can adjust the size by moving your Apple pencil from side-to-side. And when you're satisfied with the size and hold ARAF in and let's go inside this little shape of our eye. And manually, we will recolor this inner parts. Now when we have the ice, Let's go and add a little nose and we will do to these intersection. So we are starting on the same line, on the line that we have horizontally. And we will go a little bit above it. And we will start by creating a line like that. When you have this line, we will go underneath it and we will add a little half of the circle. Actually not a half of the circle, but a quarter because we will automatically added on the other side. So let's go and try to do that. You can play around with these little corners and make them a little bit more soft. Go for it. And if you are satisfied with how it looks, let just go underneath our nose and we will add a little mouth here. We are starting right from the bottom part of the nose and we are creating half of the circle on one side. So let's just go and do these things. You can hold your Apple pencil at the end of the line as always. And if you need to adjust it even more, go to the top to Edit Shape, play around with this little nodes. And when you're satisfied, alleged just tap on the screen with one of our fingers and we are done with adding lines to our first illustration. In the next part, we will be trying to put our colors. 4. Brush Pressure Exercise: Before starting our coloring part, we will need to do some preparation. Firstly, we will need to turn off our drawing guide at Wiggins. Do it by going to this wrench icon. We will go under Canvas and we will toggle drawing guide here. But to be honest, it's not enough if we just get back to our canvas and if we create a line here, it will be mirroring on the other side. So we will need to do one more thing. We are going back to our layers and we are finding our layer with a clean lights. You can see now it is assisted and if we tap on it, we can find drawing assist in the list and we can select it here and everything will be fine if we just get back to our canvas and create a line, everything will be the way we need it to be. The second thing that we will need to do before starting our coloring part is to learn how to use this watercolor brush because it is quite a tricky thing. Lenses firstly, go and grab this brush. So we will tap on the brush icon and we will go inside the brush library. We will select the brush with a superstar brush, update it. It is the same brush that you can find underneath the link in the description, but it is a little bit updated. Some settings where it's weeks and it will serve us better alone our class. So let's select this brush and let me show you what I mean by tricky. When we are using watercolor brushes, we are creating some layers. So if we go without and holding our Apple pencil, we will create a layer of paint. If we hold our Apple Pencil and if we start creating the lines over it, we will create another layer. And it's not what we need. We want our first layer to be solid and we want it to be with one layer of paint. So we will need to learn how to do that without an holding our Apple Pencil. And also these brush is very sensitive to the pressure. So if you go and start creating the line with low pressure, you will be creating a very thin line. But if you press a little bit harder, you will be creating a very thick line. It is how we are going to be using it. We will need to learn how to use the pressure and how to use our brush without an holding the Apple pencil. So if you go back to the resources, you can find a file here. It is called exercise. Let's just go and download it. You can see that we have some figures here. Some of them are simpler, some of them are more complicated, and we will need to go and add one layer of paint inside of them. So let's just have this layer and let's create one more layer underneath it. So we will go and tap on the plus icon and we will grab this layer and put it underneath our exercise. If you want, you can select both of these layers and you can group them for the future convenience. So now let us go to this layer eight underneath our exercise, let's go back to our color palettes and let's select any color that you want. If you don't want to select any colors from this palette, you can go to the disk and you can select any color that you want. So e.g. let's go with very contrast color, something blue, end when we have the color ledgers go to our shapes and we will start adding the color inside of that. Let's start with something very simple. So e.g. this little thing get on the top-left will be okay for us. Let us set our sights on the brush at 15 per cent and we will go inside the shape and we will start to press on our Apple pencil with a very low pressure. You can see that we are starting by creating a very thin line and we need to learn how to navigate it. If we push a little bit harder, you will see that the size of the brush is starting to look a little bit more big. And we will need to go alone the whole shape of our little finger here. And we will need to recolor it with one stroke. It's okay. If you're doing a little bit beyond the frames, you can always go and grab an eraser tool and erase them here. All you need to remember that when you are started to push to your Apple pencil, you can't lift it up. You will need to recolor everything with just one stroke and with one layer when you are ready with the first thing, let's just go to our second figure and we will start to do the same thing here. So lets just grab our brush and we will start by going inside this shape with a very low pressure. We will make a little safe place here. So we will start from a very hard thing. We will go along the sides and we will be creating another outline. So when you are present to your Apple pencil, you are not allowed to lift it up. Yes, create the outline and then you will very boldly go inside this shape and recolor it. If it's not happening from the first try, nothing to worry about. Try it one more time when we are done with our second shape, Let's move on to this triangular one and we will continue doing the same thing as before. We will continue exploring our brush. So let's go inside this shape with a very low pressure and we will create another outline. Try to move in different directions. So you will learn how to use this brush even better if it's not happening from the first try, you know what you need to do. You are learning and you will need to be patient starts all over again. It will be hard at the beginning, but when you go for all of these shapes, you will master this skill. And it will be not a very hard task for you to recover any shape with one stroke. When we are done with a triangular shape, Let's move on to these complicated one. And the tip here is that you need to see the whole shape, e.g. if you zoom in your shape like that, you won't be able to recolor this part on the bottom and this part on the top. And that means that you will need to go there, zoom it in, and you will need to create another stroke, and it will create another layer. And you will have this not very pretty thing here. So we will need to see the whole shape ledgers, zoom it very accurately and we will go inside the shape and we will start recoloring it. You can start by making the outline or if it's easier for you, you can just go and recolor everything straight from the beginning. You also can plan ahead and start from the more complicated parts, such as this small parts on the shape we just recolored. You'll be more concentrated from the beginning and it will be easier to go with one stroke till the end and you will be less anxious. So now let's go over the rest of the shapes and z1 layer of paints to them. Remember not to lift your pencil. Remember that you need to see the whole shape and remember to be patient. Try out different pressure and different directions starts from the harder parts or leave them till the ants find what works for you. And when you are done with this exercise, let's move on to our color and parts. 5. Coloriong the Lion: Let's get back to our lion and we will firstly go and change the color of our brush. So we are going back to our colors. We are going back to the pallets on the bottom, on the right, and we are selecting the color with the name lion base one. When we have our color, Let's get back to our layers and we will need to create one more layer for our color and part. We are going inside of our group with a line and we are going to the layer with the skin. Let's tap on it. And here we will tap on the plus icon straightaway. Let's rename it as colors. While we're still here into our layers. Let's hide our layer with this scheme because we don't need it anymore. So we are going to this layer and we are tapping on this little chat box. Make sure that you are on the layer with the colors. And let's get back to our Canvas. We will go to the shape of our face and we will recolor it. We are using the same brush as before. Superstar brush updates it. We are going inside this shape and without an holding our Apple pencil, we will add one layer of the paints. Let's go and try to do that. Avoid the nose. We will recover it with a different color. When you are done with this task, we will go to the ears and we will recolor the outer part. Let's go and do that when you are ready with the first one. Let's move on to the other one and do the same thing here, ends when you are done. Let's get back to our color palettes and we will select a different color. This time, it will be a lion mate. Let's tap on it and let go over the main parts and the inner parts of the ears. And we will do the same thing here, will recolor it without an holding our Apple Pencil and we will add just one layer of paint. You can play around with the size of your brush and find what works for you if you already did something or if you went just a little bit beyond the frames, don't worry, we can fix everything with the smudge tool. The smudge tool is the second icon on the top right, we will tap on it and we will need to choose the brush. This time we will be using blending watch. You can find this brush in the same folder that you have downloaded from the link. When we have this brush, Let's just go over these places that we want to adjust and we will blend them. And now when we cleans everything up, let us get back to our brush. We will get back to the color palettes and we will select the same color that we used before for our main shape of the hats. So it will be lie and base one. Let's tap on this color to select it. And when the scholar with the same brush will go along the edges of our hat and we will be creating another outline. So let's go and add this second layer of paint. You can play around with how thick you want this line to be and when you're satisfied, Let's hold our Apple Pencil. Let's grab our smudge brush and let's merge it just a little bit. We will blend it and you can always choose how much you want to blend things. If you want to have some edges of this brush, you can go for it. You can use different techniques of blending, but mostly lenses Gill from the center to the edges. You can see that we already have some volume and that means that we are ready to add another layer of paint. We can do it with the same color, or we can go back to our color palettes and select another color. So e.g. let's this time choose lie in base two. And again, we will do the same thing as before. We will go alone RHS and we will create another layer of the paint. Play around with the size of this brush stroke. And when you are ready, let's grab our smudge tool one more time and let's merge these things two ends when we have the volume like that, Let's start adding the texture of the watercolor. So one more time where I get them back to our brush, we are going back to our color palettes. And again, we will select lion base one color. Let's tap on it to select and we will go and create another outline these centroids to be more accurate because we will leave this line, we won't smudge it. When you have something like that, you can do along this line and maybe add more details. E.g. you can go and add some random brushstrokes. Just go along the shape and try to use the same direction. When you are done with adding the details with this color. Let's get back to our color palettes and we will select the next color lie in base two. We will go a little bit closer to our ages and we will create another outline. So let's go and do that. And again, the same way as before, we can add some details. So let's go and add some lines, maybe some doors splatter, everything that you want. You can always zoom in and zoom out your Canvas to see your picture from the distance. When you are done with this color, Let's go back to our color palettes and we will select the next color, which is lie in base three. This color, we will go even closer to our edges and we will create another outline, add some details with these color as well. Now let's get to our ears and let's add a few leaves of paint here as well. When you are done with this task, let's get back to our color palettes and we will select the color with the name lion me. With this color, we will go alone our main and we will add another stroke here. So again, we are going closer to the edges. Let's go over the job and we will add the color to the boards and parts. With this color, you can go and add more in details. So e.g. you can separate some parts from one another or just add more details with this color. As always, if you already did something or if you want to soften some places, grab your smudge tool and go over these places. Now let's get back to our brush and we will add the second layer of color to the inner part of the ears. If you want to add more details in the inner parts of the ears, just go for it. If you want to soften something, just grab your smudge tool and do that when you are done with everything here, Let's grab an eraser it so we will need to set a different brush. So let's tap on the eraser and we will select Eraser and white blue. It is in the same folder that you have downloaded from the link. When we have this brush for our eraser, We will go over the top-right part and we will cut a little piece here. So when you have something like that, Let's grab our smudge tool and we will soften this little piece. Now we have a little highlights. And if you want to highlight it a little bit more, you can do the same thing one more time. So grabbing the eraser, gotten a little piece, grabbing our smudge brush and smudge on it until it blends perfectly. Now when we have something like that, Let's get back to our brush, and let's get back to our color palettes. We will select the color with the name cheeks. With this color, we will firstly go inside the nose and we will recolor this area. Let's add a few layers of paint here to make it more bright and with the same color and with the same brush. Let's go underneath the eyes and we will add the cheeks here. So just with one brush stroke, when you hand the cheek on one side, Let's do the same on the other side. If you want to add more color to it, or if you want to add some details with this color, just go for it. Smudge if, if you need to, and when you are ready, we will need to do one more thing. So now we have this illustration and we have the white background. But what if we would like to go and change the background? So e.g. let's go to our layers. Let's go to our background color layer. And let's set this last color in the last row. You can see that we have some places over r elements that we have here, and they are pink too. So we will need to do one more thing. We will need to get back to our layers. We will need to go underneath our layer with the color and we will need to create one more layer. Let's tap on the layer with this scheme, and we will tap on the plus icon to create a new layer above it, we can rename this layer as white. What we need to do, we will be adding the color underneath our picture. So we will do it in that way. We will go to our layer with a clean lines. We will select it and we will go to this S ribbon icon over the top left, you can see we have a little panel on the Watson. We will need to select automatic option. With the automatic option, we will go to any place, not only on to our animal here, so to any free space and we will tap onto our screen. You can see that we have selected everything except our lion, but we will need to invert it because we want our selection to be only ones that are aligned. So we go into the bottom panel and we are choosing invert. You can see that now we have the selection on the lion and we will need to do the following. We will go to our layers, and we will go to our layer with the white. We will need to go back to our color palettes and we will need to select a white color. We don't have it in the palette. So we will go to the disk and we will select the white color from here. When we have it, we will need to have some solid brush. So e.g. let's go to the calligraphy folder and we will choose monoline brush. Let's increase the size of it and we will go alone or shape of the line and we will add the color here, make sure that you have recolored everything here and ledgers Gill and deselect everything by hitting R S ribbon icon. Now, if you get back to your layers, you will see that you have this outline with the color inside, and it will save us from the changing of the background color. So e.g. if we didn't have it, we will be dealing with this. If you would like to add some dark color to the background, we will be having this and it's not what we need if we just get back to our layers and if we turn on our white layer, you will have this solid picture of your little line. You can see that I forgot to recolor this little piece so we can grab our white-collar one more time and manually recolor it here. Now let's get back our previous color for the background. So we are going back to the layers, go into the background color and selecting the last color in the last row. And we are almost done with our first illustration. The very last thing that we will add will be little highlights in the eyes. Getting back to our layers and go into the clean lines layer with the same white color and with the same monoline brush, we will decrease the size of the brush and we will go inside our eyes. Firstly, let's start from the left one. We will go over the top part and we will add a little dot here when we have it in one eye. Let's move on to the other side, and let's do the same thing here. So we will try to put it on the same line and we will try to keep the same distance from the edge. And when you did it, We are done with our first illustration. In the next part, we will be creating a doc. 6. Making Dog's Outlines: Let's start our second illustration from some tiny preparations. So firstly, we are going back to our layers and we will go to our group with the line. So let's tap on the title lion and we will collapse this group. I go into this V icon near the checkbox. Let's tap on it. When we have everything cleaned up here, let just get back to earlier with this scheme dog and we will unhide it. To unhide the layer, we will need to get back to this little checkbox and we will need to tap on it. When it appeared on to our Canvas. We will need to go and change the opacity level of this layer. We know how to do that. We will need to go to this icon. We are finding the opacity slider and we are grabbing it and moving it toward the left. Let's leave it at 50 per cent. When we have it, Let's just tap on the layer and when it is selected, we will go and adjust it a little bit. So we will use the transform tool, which is our heirarchy. On the top-left, we will tap on it and we will go inside work. We will go to the top and we will grab the middle part and we will make the shape a little bit more elongated. So we are holding our Apple pencil there and we are moving it a little bit up. When you have something like that, Let's deselect everything by hitting our arrow key one more time. When we did it, we will need to go back to our layers and we will need to create one more layer above. So let just tap on the plus icon and straightaway, Let's rename this layer as glean lights, tapping on the layer and choosing rename while we're still here into our layers, Let's select both of these layers and we will group them. Let's tap on this new group and let's rename it as dark. Now getting back to our layer with a clean lines and we will need to set our guiding lines. So when this layer is selected, we are going to arrange I can over the top-left, we are going into the canvas and we are toggling drawing guides. Let's go inside Edit Drawing Guide. We're arguing inside the symmetry and we will need to move this line that we have in the middle part of our lines to the middle part of our new scheme. So lets just grab this blue nodes and we will move it toward the right, put it in the center, and when you are ready, let's hit Done over the top-right. Now let's make sure that our new layer is assisted. To do so, we will need to get back to our layers. We will go to this clean lines layer and you can see that it is not assisted. We can turn it on manually. So let's just tap on it and let's choose Drawing Assist from the list. Now, everything that we will be drawing onto this layer will be mirrored on the other side when they have everything here, ledgers get back to our brush that we used before. It is six B pencil. Let's adjust the size of it to 15%. We have this little mark on our little slider here. Let's grab the same color that we used before. So going back to our color palettes and we are selecting the color within the lines one. Now let's zoom in our Canvas. Do this little quarter on the top-left, and we will do the same thing as before. We will start by creating a line here. Just go to the intersection that you lack, that it's easier for you. And let's create this line. You can hold your Apple pencil at the end of the line to snap it to a better shape. And also you need to pay attention to this top connection. You need to make it solid and you will need to make it very smooth. So when you have something like that, Let's continue by going to this intersection. We will make something different here. We will create a little dance. So let just start from this part. Let's make a little mark here and we will go and we will create a little smooth line here that will be going inside. So let's just do something like that. When you have this little dance, Let's continue making the line as it is on our sketch. Make a smooth connection. And let's go to this dance and we will adjust it just a little bit. Let's make it very smooth as well. So if you have something like that, alleges go and create another very smooth curve. And we will connect this part with our top part. So let's firstly grab our eraser tool and erase everything that we don't need, and then we'll adjust these parts. You've created this smooth curve one more time. Grab an eraser tool and erase everything that you don't need. And when we have our base ledgers go and add the ears, we will be going to our little lines that we have at 45 degrees and we will be doing these ears, Elizabeth, differently from the ones that we had on our land. So firstly, let just up a little bit aside from this line that we have at 45 degree. And we will just go and create a little line like that when you have it, we will need to make a very smooth corner and then we will continue aging the line and go in alone the whole shape like that and create a little ear by going along the whole shape. If it's easier for you, you can start by creating a little ellipse like that and then connect it with the whole shape of our body. Let's grab an eraser tool and we will erase this inner line that we don't need. If you need to adjust some lines, you know what you need to do, you will need to get back to your brush and adjust them. Ledgers make very smooth connection between our shapes. And when we have something like that, we are ready to go and add the facial features. So one more time we are going to these little dots that we have on to our scheme. And we will start by creating an ellipse for an I. So let's just go and try to do that. As always, you can vary the size of it and you can vary the placement, make it a perfectly round circle by holding one of your fingers on the screen and holding your Apple pencil at the end of the line. Manually recolor the inner part. When we have the eyes, let's go and add a little nose and we will do the same way as before. So go into this intersection that we have right here. And we will start by creating a line like that. When we have it, we are moving down and we are creating a very soft triangle. Play with the size of the nose if you want to. And then when we are ready with the nose, let's create a little mouth. So we are going to the bottom on the nose and we are creating half of the circle here. As always, you can hold your Apple pencil at the end of the line and you can play with this little mouth if you want to adjust it even more, go to that. So up to Edit Shape when you're satisfied with everything here, ledgers do one more thing. We will get back to our layers. We will hide our LEA with this scheme dog. So go in there, go into this little checkbox and tapping on it. And also we don't really need these assisted drawing anymore. So getting back to our clean lines, tapping on the layer, choosing Drawing Assist. And also we will be able to arrange icon and we will toggle drawing guide here. Now when we are free to draw whatever we want, ledgers go to one side where we have the eye and we will create a little spot here. So let's just go and create a wobbly shaped around the eye when you are done with this task and when all your lines aren't closed, we are ready to move on to the coloring parts. 7. Coloring the Dog: Let's start this part by going to our layers and we will need to create one more layer underneath our layer with the clean lines. So let's go to the layer with the skimmed milk. We will select it and we will tap on the plus icon from here straightaway, Let's rename it as colors. And while we're still here into our layers panel, let's create one more layer and we will put it underneath our colors and who will fill it with white color. So let's again go to earlier with a scheme dog. We will tap on the plus icon and straight away, we will rename it as whites. And let's add this white color to this layer. So we will need to do the following. We will need to go to R allele with a clean lines. We will need to select it and we will need to go to our S ribbon icon, which is our selection. So on the bottom panel, we will need to select automatic selection. Let's go somewhere outside of our dog and we will tap on the screen. When everything except our dog is selected, we are going back to our bottom panel and we are choosing invert. When our dog is selected, we are getting back to the layers. We are go into our layer with the whites, we go into our color palettes and to the disk and we are selecting the white color from here. Now, let's get back to the Brush Library and we will go to the calligraphy folder, the calligraphy folder, we will choose monoline brush. With this monoline brush, we will increase its size and we will go along the whole shape of our dog and we will recolor it. And when we did it allege us go to our S ribbon icon and we will tap on it one more time to deselect everything. Now we are getting back to our layers and we will go to our layer with colors. We will do firstly for our brush, and we will use the same brush as before. Superstar brush updated when they have them brush, we are going back to our color palettes and we will select the color with the name dog base, one. With this color, we will go inside the shape of the head of our dog, and we will add one layer of paint here. Let's go and do that. When we did it, we will go and change the brush. So let's go inside and brush library, and we will select the brush with the name Dark Age watercolor. Let's tap on it to select, and we will do the same thing as we did with our line. We will go along the edges and we will add another layer of paint with the same color. So let's go and try to do that. When you're satisfied with this theme, ledgers, grab our smudge tool and let's match the edges. When we have something like that, when it is smooth, we will get back to our brush. We will go back to our color palettes and we will select a different color. This time, it will be dog base two. With this color, we will do the same thing as before. We will go along the edges and we will create another outline here as well. Try to make it accurate this time, if you want, you can grab this much tool and smudge the edges just a little bit. Now with the same color, we will go a little bit closer to our ages and we will create another layer of beat. We have an example on our lion and we will need to do something similar here onto our duck. So let's just go closer to the edges and we will create another layer of paint. You can start going along these lines and you can add more additional lines by adding some texture. And when we have something like that, alleges go and change the color of our brush. So we are going back to the color palettes and we are selecting the color with the name dog ears. And we will do the same thing as before, but with our ears and we this little spot on the eye. So firstly, let us get back to our brush, which was superstar brush updates it and we will add the first layer of paint with this brush. When you did it with the same color, we will go and change the brush to the Dark Age watercolor one more time. We will go and add some details here. So e.g. let's start from the ears and we will add some shadows here, but we will need to decide which side we will be aging our shadows too. So e.g. if you go to the left ear and if you start to add the shadows on the left side, you will need to continue adding the shadows on the left side, on the right ear as well. So let just go and start aging this second layer of paint on the ears, grandness much stool and smudge the edges just a little bit. If you want to add one more layer of paint, go for it and also add some details here. Let's add another layer of paint to the sport on this little eye. And also we will add some details here as well. And when we have something like that, allege us get back to our color palettes. We will select the color with the name cheeks. Let's add the color on the nose. And also we will add this little cheeks the same way as we did it onto our line. When you are done with the nose legit, increase the size of our brush and we will go underneath the ice and we will start by adding their first cheek on the right, play with the saturation and add as many layers of paint as you like when you are done with the cheek on the right. Let's move on over the left and let's do the same thing here. And the last thing that we will add here will be the highlights in the eyes. Firstly, let's get back to our brush library. Let's go into the calligraphy folder and we will choose monoline brush, adjust its size on the left. And when we, I've done ledgers, get back to the colors and let's select the white color. Now we will need to get back to our layers and we will go to our clean lines layer, wanted this layer, we will zoom in our Canvas to their first I on the left, and we will put the first dot here when we have it on one side. Let's move on to the opposite eye and we will do this same thing here. Try to put the highlights on the same line. When we did it, we are ready with our second illustration. In the next part, we will be creating a cat. 8. Making Fox's Outlines: Alright, let's start our third illustration by going to the layers. And firstly, we will collapse our group with the dog. So let's select it and let's hit this V icon near the checkbox. And while we're still here, let's hide both of these groups. So I go in firstly to R group with a dog and we are going into this little checkbox. Let's tap on it and we will do the same with our line. And when we have the blank canvas, Let's go back to our scheme base layer and we will make a copy of it. So when this layer is selected, we are swiping and from right to left and we are choosing Duplicate. Now let's unhide this layer and we will rename it as scheme Fox. Now let's go to our icon and we will adjust the opacity level. So let's just go to this little handle on the opacity slider and let's move it toward the left side until we reach 50 per cent. When we have it, we are ready to adjust our scheme. When this layer is selected, I go into the transform tool, which is the arrow key on the top-left. And we argue and inside the work here, we will go to the sites and we will make them a little bit elongated along the horizontal axis. So firstly, let's go over there, right side, we will go to the middle part and we will drag this little thing to the right when we have it here, ledgers go on the opposite side and we will do the same thing here. Go into the middle part and dragging it's more to the left. Tried to make it equal on both sides. And when you're satisfied, let just move the whole shape a little bit toward the center. So we are getting back to the uniform method and we are just moving it toward the center. Now when we have this shape, alleges go and find our drawing assist. So we are tapping on the arrow key to deselect everything, and we are going back to our layers to create a new layer here. Let's just tap on the plus icon and we will rename it as clean lights. Let's select both of these layers and we will create a group of them. So swiping the layer from lefts and rights and choosing group, Let's rename this group as fox. Now getting back to our layer with a clean lines and then we will need to turn on Drawing Assist. So we go into the wrench icon, go inside the canvas and toggling drawing guides. Now, let us go to Edit Drawing Guide. We will go into symmetry and we will move this line that we have for this symmetry to the center of our scheme. Let's just grab this blue nodes and we will move our line, put it to the center. And when you are ready ledgers he'd done over the top. Now let's make sure that our layer is assisted. So we are getting back to our layers and we are making sure that we have a little title underneath the green lines, which is saying assisted when it's all done, alleges get back to our brush. It is six B pencil, it is at 15%. And we are going back to the color palettes and we are selecting the same color as we used before, lines one. When we have the color, we are ready to zoom in our Canvas. And again, we're arguing to the top left corner. So here, let just start the same way as before. We are creating a line here that will recreate the line that we have on our sketch. Go to one of the intersections and start creating this line. You can hold it at the end and snap it to a better one and make sure that this intersection between two sides are equal and it is smooth. When you are ready with this task, ledgers go to the bottom. And firstly, we will go to this intersection and we will be making a little snout here. So we will go a little bit from the top. So let's just make a little mark. When we are here making the mark, we are ready to create the elongated line and we will go to the left. So let's create the line like that. When you have this little curve, we will make a little loop here. When you have something like that, we will need to create another curve the same way as before, but it will be a little bit smaller. When you have it, you can create another one or you can continue adjusting the line going down and combining the whole thing on the bottom, make a smooth connection on the boards. And when you are done, alleges go and add this little snot elements. So we will go to these intersection and we will create a line going in that way. Again, make this move connection. And when you are done, Let's continue by agent our facial features. If it's not working from the first try or if you think that these things on the bottom, the whole snout elements must be looking a little bit different. Try out one more time, play around with the curvature and when you're satisfied ledgers grab an eraser tool and we will erase this line that we don't need. Now when we have the base for the fees, Let's go and add the ears. So we are going to these lines that we have on its own. And we will start by creating a curve there. Let's make a little mark on the top. And from this mark, we will go and create a very rounded curve. You can hold your Apple pencil at the end of the line to create a better line. And when you have this curve, Let's go to the bottom and we will create the opposite curve there. So it will be just mirrored on the other sex play with the size and with the curvature and makes sure that the whole ear is closed. So all the lines have no gaps. So when we have the base on the ear, let's work on the details inside of the ear. Firstly, we will go to these intersection and we will create a curve going down. When you have something like that, Let's add the fluffy part inside the ear. So we will just stop a little bit aside from this new line that we just created. And we will start by creating the curve like that. When you have something like that, Let's continue agent these little loops going around our shape and we will end up on the WhatsApp. If you want to add more details, you are welcome to do it. Let's just grab the eraser tool and we will erase all the lines that we don't need if you have them. When you're satisfied, when everything is clean. Let's continue by agent our facial features. So firstly, let's go and add the I. We will go to the left side. We will go to this little mark that we have. And we will start by creating a circle here. Play with the size and the position, and hold one of your fingers on the screen to snap your shape to a perfectly round circle when you have the sheep, when you're satisfied with how it looks, let just go inside of it and let's manually recolor this inner parts. When you are done with the eyes, Let's move on to the nose. So we are going through this intersection that we have in the middle and we will go underneath our line for this little snout. And again, we are starting by creating a line like that, play with the size of it. And when you are done, ledgers go and create a very soft triangle, work on the corners and make them very soft. Now let's go underneath our nose and let's add a little mouth here. So we are going into one of the sides and we are creating half of the circle here. Play with the size here as well. Hold your Apple pencil at the end of the line. And if you need to adjust the shape even more, go to Edit shape or the top, find what works for you. And when you are done, we are ready with our sketch. So in the next part, we will be adding the coloring. 9. Coloring the Fox: Let's start this part from some tiny preparations. Firstly, let's turn off our guiding line. We will go to the Wrench icon, we will go to the Drawing Guide and we will toggle the drawing guide here. You remember that it is not enough. We will need to go back to the layers and we will need to tap onto our layer with the clean lines, which is as I said right now. And we will need to turn on drawing assist from here. So go into this little list and we are selecting drawing assist from the list. Now while we're still here into our layers, Let's go and create one more layer for our coloring part, and we will put it underneath our layer with the clean lines. So firstly, ledgers go to the scheme Fox layer. And while we're still here when this layer is selected, Let's just go and hide it. When we have it, lead us hit the plus icon and we will rename the layer as colors. When we have the layer for our colors, let's create one more layer for the whites. So one more time, go into our layer with this scheme, folks, and we are tapping on the plus icon. Let's rename it as whites. Now we are going back to our layer with a clean lines. We go into our S ribbon icon, which is our selection. So we are using automatic selection. Let's tap on some very free area that we have on our Canvas. That won't be our little fox here. When it is selected, we are going back to the bottom panel and we are choosing invert. When our fox is selected, we are going back to our layer with the whites and we are going to the brush library to their calligraphy folder, and we are choosing mono line brush. Let's increase its size and let's go back to the color palettes to the disk and we will select the white color. With this white color, we will go alone are sheep over the forks and we will recolor it when everything is recolored. Let's tab on our S ribbon icon one more time to deselect everything. We will get back to our layers and two earlier with the colors. Now let's get back to the Brush Library and we will go and grab our brush that we used before. It will be superstar brush updates it with this brush, we are getting back to our color palettes, go into the Palettes folder and selecting folks base color with this color, we are going inside of our folks and we are going to the top part here we will add this orange color just with one layer of paint. Let's go and very quickly do that. If you weren't a little bit beyond the frames, just grab an eraser tool and fix these places. Let's add the same color to the outer part of our ears and to the inner parts. So let's go and do that. Now let's get back to the Brush Library and we will select another brush. So it will be dark age watercolor. And we will do the same thing as we did before. We will go to the edges and we will start adding the second layer of our Pete, Let's go and do that. When you have added the second layer on this side, alleges grab our smudge tool and let's merge it. When you did it and when you cleans everything up, everything extra with an eraser to allege us, get back to our brush and we will continue aging these layers of our paints. So go into the edges and stars into add these layers, cladogram, this match tool, and let's merge it just a little bit. We want to see these little edges. Let's continue with our brush by going even closer to the edges. And let's add one more layer of paint. Smudge it if you need to, and start adding some details by creating some lines and maybe some dots. When you are done working on the main shape, ledgers go to art, so part onto our ears and let's add some details here. Now let's grab our eraser tool and let's erase all the things that we don't meet when we edit our textures and little shadows. Let's go and add a little highlights. So we will go to one of the sides. So e.g. the top-right part, we will cut a little piece here with our eraser brush. Now when we did it, Let's get back to our smudge tool and we will smudge it and blend it until it looks quite okay. If you want to add a brighter highlights, you can do it one more time. And now let's continue by aging the texture and the color to the bottom part and through the inner part of the ears. So firstly, we are getting back to our color palettes and let's select the color with the name dog base, one. With this color, we will firstly go to our brush library and we will select a different brush the same way as before, superstar brush updated. With this brush, we will go to the bottom part and we will add one layer of paint here. Let's do the same with the inner parts of the ears. When it's done, we are getting back to our brush library and we selected the brush with the main Dark Age watercolor, and we will repeat the same thing as we did on the top. So let's just go to this site and we will add some shadows here. When the first layer is done, Let's grab our smudge brush and let's merge it. Now getting back to our brush one more time and we are adding the second layer of paint. Let's grab this much through and let's merge it just a little bit. Now getting back to our brush and go in closer to the edges and adding more layers of paint. And again starts and adding some details and maybe some dots. When we are done with the base on the bottom, alleges go and change the brush. So we are going back to the Brush Library and we're selecting superstar brush, updated with this brush, we are getting back to the color palettes and we are selecting the color folks ears cat details. Let's tap on and says Select. And we will go to the inner parts of our ears and we will recolor them with one layer of paint. If you want a brighter result, you can add another layer of paint here, or as many layers as you'd like with the same color and with the same brush, we will go through the nose and we will recover. It's too. If you want to add more details or more layers of paint, you can get back to the brush that we used before, dark edge watercolor and do it with it. Also, if you want to add more details on the top or on the snout, you can go back to the color palettes and select another color. So e.g. it could be folks based to wear this color. You can go and add more details. Now let us get back to our color palettes and we will select the color with the name cheeks to, we will go underneath the ice and we will add our cheeks. But before starting alleges go and change the brush. It will be a superstar. Brush, updates it one more time. Now with this brush and with this color, we are going underneath the eyes and we are aging. Our cheeks. Play around with the size and with the contrast of these elements. And when you are done, ledgers go and add the highlights. So firstly, let us get back to our color palettes. We will go to the disk and we will select the white color when it is done. When I get them back to the brush library, I go into the calligraphy folder and we are choosing mono line brush. Let's decrease the size of it. And we will go to the layer with our clean lines and we will add our highlights there. So firstly, go into the left one and we are creating the highlight here when you have it on one eye, let's move on to the opposite one and let's repeat the same step here, trying to put it on the same line. When we did it, we are ready with our third illustration. So in the next part, we will be creating a cat. 10. Making Cat's Outlines: Let's start I cat illustration by going to the layers. Firstly, we will collapse the group with the fox. So I go into this group, we are selecting it and we go into this little v icon near the chat box. Let's tap on it. When we did it, we will need to make one more copy of our scheme base layer. So let's select this layer. Let's swipe it from right to left and we will choose duplicates straightaway. Let's rename it as scheme cat. Let's unhide it by going to this little checkbox. We will tap on it and we will change the opacity level of this layer. So I go into the n icon and we are changing capacity to 50 per cent when we have it's alleged as go to the Transform tool and we will move our scheme to their rights. So when this layer is selected, we are getting back to our arrow key. On the top-left. We are using uniform method and we are just dragging our scheme to the right. When you've positioned at ledgers go to Warp and we will adjust our skin just a little bit. We will do the same thing as we did with our folks. So we are going into the middle part of this sides and we are dragging this side more to the sides. So firstly, let us go to the right and we will go to the middle part of this bounding box and we will drag it more to the right. When you have something like that, Let's just go over our left side and we will do the same thing here. Go into the middle part and dragging it more to the left, try to adjust them evenly on both sides. And if you need to move your shape more to the right or more to the left to have some space for your lining part. Just go to the uniform method and adjust the position when you're satisfied with everything here, lie just tap on our heirarchy one more time to deselect everything. When we have that allege us go and create one more layer. So we go into our layers. We are tapping on the plus icon. Let's rename it as clean lights. And while we're still here into our layers, Let's select both of these layers and let's group them. We will rename the group as cats. Now getting back to our clean lines layer and we will need to set our drawing guides. So when this layer is selected, we are going to the wrench icon, we are going into Canvas and we are. So Glenn drawing guides, when we did it, we are going into Edit Drawing Guide. We're arguing in the symmetry and we will need to move our line to the right. We will need to position it right in the center. So let's just go to our blue nodes and we will move it to the right and we will position it in the center. When you did it allege us he'd done over that. So let's make sure that our layer is assisted. So we will go back to our layers and we will make sure that we have the little title assisted year are clean lines when it is set, alleges go and grab our brush the same way as before. It is six B pencil and we will select a different color. So again, it will be lines one. Let's tap on this to select and we will zoom in our Canvas to the top-left quarter. Let's go to one of the intersections and let's start creating our line, hold it at the end, make a smooth connection. And when you are done, ledgers go and adjust our bottom part. Remember how we did the dog? We will be creating a depth here, but this time the agenda will be a little bit bigger. So let's just go over these intersection and we will start a little bit above it. Let's just make a little mark just going from here. And we will create a little dent here. So jazz creating a curve and we are connecting it with the line that we will be created on the bottom. So when you have the dent like that, Let's go to the bottom and we will continue making the line, make a smooth connection. And ledgers go to these little things right here and we will soften it. We will create another curves when we have something like that, ledgers grab our eraser tool and we will erase all the lines that we don't need. When we are done with the base ledgers, give it to our lives that we have at 45-degree and we will start eating the ears the same way as we did with our folks, but this time, let's make them a little bit smaller. So firstly, let us go to one of the sides and let's make a little mark here. From here, we will create the first curve. You can hold your Apple pencil at the end of the line. And when you have this first curve, let us go down and we will mirror it. When you have something like that, Let's just go and add the inner part. So firstly, when I go into these intersection and we will go and create another curve going down when you have something like that led, just add this inner part that we have here. So let's just go and start by creating a very easy curve like that. When you have it's alleged, just make a little loop and we will make a few more loops by going down. When you are done, let's make sure that our shape is closed. If it's not, we will very easily go with our brush and close it. And also we will grab an eraser tool and erase every line that we don't meet. When we are done with our ears, ledgers go and add our facial features. So firstly, we go into this little marks that we have right here, and we will start by aging the first circle, adjust the size. A jazz deposition, hold one of your fingers on the screen to snap to a perfectly round shape. And when you're satisfied, ledgers go inside and we will recover these parts when you are ready with the eyes alleges go to this intersection in the middle and we will start agent our nose. So again, we are going a little bit above our horizontal line and we are aiding the line like that. When you have it, Let's go down and we will create a very soft triangle. When you are done, ledgers go underneath it and we will add our little Smiley mouth, go into one of the sides and create and half of the circle. Hold your Apple pencil to adjust the size and adjust the curvature. If you need to adjust it even more goat over the top to Edit Shape. And when you are done with this task, let just go and add some details to the head. So we will go and add some stripes. Firstly, let's go over the medial part of the tube and we will create the first curve here, make a smooth connection and adjust the size of it. When you are done, Let's go over one of the sites and we will add the same stripes here. Start by creating just one curve and when you have it go to the other side and try to mirror it, you can add as many stripes as you like. Let's go over the whole shape and we will add a few more of them. Vary the size and the distance between them. And when you are ready with these tribes, we are done with our clean lines. So in the next part, we will be adding the colors. 11. Coloring the Cat: Let's start our coloring part from some tiny preparations. So firstly, we will go back to our layers and we will turn on the assisted drawing. So let's tap on our layer with a clean lines and let's select Drawing Assist from the list. Also, we will go back to our orange icon and we will toggle drawing guide here as well. Now getting back to our layers and let's hide our layer with this scheme cat. So I go into this little checkbox and we are tapping on it. Now for the coloring part, we will need to create another layer. Let's go to earlier with the scheme cat. Let's tap on the plus icon and straightaway, Let's rename it as colors. When we have our layer with colors, we will need one more layer with whites. So one more time, go into our skin cat layer, selecting it and here tapping on the plus icon, Let's rename it as whites. Now let's get back to earlier with a clean lines. We will select it and we will go to our S ribbon icon. We are using the automatic selection and we are tapping outside our cat when we have it allege us get back to our boss and panel and we will choose invert. When the cat is selected, we are getting back to our layers, go into the layer with whites, go into our brush library, go into the calligraphy folder and choose monoline brush. Let's adjust its size and let's get back to our color palettes to the disk and we will select white color. With the white color we are going along the whole shape of our cat and we will recover it with white color. When you are done, Let's deselect everything by hitting R S ribbon icon one more time. And now let us get back to our layers. Let's go to the layer with colors. When it is selected, we are getting back to our brush that we used before for one layer of paint. It was superstar brush updated. When we have it, we are getting back to the color palettes, go into the Palettes folder and select him cat based one with this color and with this brush, we will go along the shape of our head and we will add this first layer of color. You can recolor this stripes to. And then you can just grab an eraser tool and erase these places. When you are done with this base, alleges go to the ears and we will add the color here as well. We will add it only on to the inner parts. When we have recolored our base alleges Gill and change the brush. So we are going back to the Brush Library and we are selecting the brush with the name Dark Age watercolor. Let's select it and you know what we need to do. We will need to go and start adding our little shadows. So I go in alone are ages and we are adding the next layer of the color. So let us go and do that when you are satisfied with the size of this element, Let's grab our smudge tool and let's merge it. And when we did it, let us get back to the brush and let's go alone, are edges. And let's create the next layer of paint. Let's merge it just a little bit. And when we are done, ledgers grab again our brush and let's create another layer of paint. We are getting closer to the edges and we are starting to add some details here. Start adding some lines and dots to add the texture. If you want to add more details with a darker color, Let's get back to the color palettes and we will select the color with the name Cat base two. Let's go over our shape and let's add more details. Let's add the second layer of paint and some details to the inner parts of the ears. Now let's grab our eraser tool and we will erase everything that we don't meet. When it's cleaned up. Ledgers go inside this traps and we will erase this part two. When this is done, ledgers get back to our color palettes and we will select a different color. So it will be fox ears and cat details. With this color, we will go to the stripes and to our ears insights and we will add it here. But before that, let's just get to the Brush Library and let's select our superstar brush updated. With this brush, we will go alone of these shapes and we will recolor them. If you want a darker results. Alleges go all over our elements and let's add the second layer of paint here. When we identify with this task, lead us change our brush to the dark aged watercolor, and we will go and add some details to these places. If you want, you can add some lines, some dots. If you wanted to add some texture with this brush, just go for it. If this brush is too bright, you can also go to the bottom slider on the left and adjust the opacity of this brush. If you want to add a little highlight ledgers, grab our eraser tool and let's go to one of the sides. So e.g. the same way as before. We will go to the soap. Alright, we will cut a little piece here with our eraser, and then we'll grab our smudge tool and we will blend everything very finally, if you need a brighter results, you can do it one more time. So grab an eraser tool cut and little piece here and then smudge it. When you are ready with adding the highlights, allege us get back to our color palettes and we will select the color with the name cheeks. With this color, we will add the color to the nose, to the inner parts of the ears, and also we will add the cheeks. So firstly, let us go and add the color to the nose. We can get back to the Brush Library and we can grab our superstar brush updated, add as many layers of paint as you want. If you want to make this parts even brighter, you can get back to the color palettes and select the color with the cheeks to end with this color, you can add one layer of paint over these elements. When we identify a color in these places, alleges get back to our cheeks, color the first one, and we will go under the ice and we will add these cheeks. If you want to make them brighter, you can always get back to the color palettes and try out how it will look with cheeks to color. And when we are done with age and our cheeks lead, just go to the layer with our clean lines and we will add the highlights to the eyes. So firstly, allege us get back to the color palettes to the disk and we will select the white color. Then we'll get back to the brush library. We will go to the calligraphy folder and we will choose monoline brush. Let's adjust its size and let's go firstly to the left eye. We will put the first dot here when you have it on one eye. Let's move on to the opposite one, and let's try to put the highlight there as well. We will put it at the same line. When you did it. We are almost done with our class. They'll very last thing that we will need to do is to position our animals across the canvas. So let's just go to our layers. And firstly, we will collapse our group with the cat. So when it is selected, when I go into this little v icon and we will tap on it. Now let us go one by one. We will be selecting our groups and we will be going to the Transform tool, and we will be finding the different placement for them. So let's start with the cat, where our group is selected. We are getting back to this arrow key on the top-left. We are using uniform method and we are dragging our elements to the place that you will like. So e.g. let's just drag it down. Find the position that works for you when you're satisfied. Let just deselect everything by hitting our arrow key. Now going back to earlier selecting the next group, it will be folks. And again, going back to our arrow key, let's find the position for this animal to. When you are done, Let's deselect everything by hitting our arrow key. And now one more time, going back to our layers, Let's unhide our layer with the line and with the dog. Let's select earlier with the line. Let's get back to our heirarchy uniform method ends. We are moving this shape up one more time, deselecting everything by hitting our heirarchy, going back to the list, selecting the group with the dog, going back to the heirarchy and finding the right position for the dog. Now, let's deselect everything, and this is the end of the class. Remember that you have this scheme that we've made at the beginning of the class. With it you can create other animals. Maybe you would want to make a bear or a tiger, a hamster, or Eric Kuhn or any other animal. Just adjust this scheme and draw your own animal using all the tools that we explore today. Thank you for watching this class. Leave a review if you liked it, and consider subscribing for more Kawhi videos in the future.