'A tomboy' - Authentic Digital Illustration

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Hello everyone! How are you guys? I hope you guys are doing great.

In my today’s illustration, I tried to design a character of a tomboy. Now I don’t know if I got it right or not. Also, I decided to design a tomboy character because I was randomly messing around with different colors and layer effects and happened to have come to this pretty shade as you guys can see below.

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Don’t you guys like this shade? I like it. Therefore I wanted to do something with it.

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So I sketched this character kind of a tomboy. I tried to draw an expression of the girl with a pose like she is intimidating people who would dare to challenge her. I don’t know if it looks like that to you guys too.

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Here I colored and shaded the skin. I also colored the shoes. For shading, I used the airbrush tool.

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Here I also colored and shaded the baggy trouser. I colored it pastel brown. Now I don’t know. Do tomboys prefer pastel colors? I think they can.

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Next, I color her shirt. To do this, first I colored it then I selected that area and used the ‘grid pattern 2’ and ‘grid pattern tool 3’ tools in the ‘half tone’ section.

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Umm... Guys? I like the outfit color but does this look like a tomboy outfit. I don’t know. What do you guys think? IF YOU GUYS ARE READING THIS I WANT YOUR OPINION! Anyways as in how I this, was quite simple. I just colored and shaded it with a little paint splatter design. If you guys are wondering how to do paint spatter in digital illustration. In Autodesk there is a tool for that, its name is the ‘speckled’ tool in the ‘texture essentials’ section.

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Next left was the hair and the basketball so I colored and shaded them. And that’s the end of today’s post. Hence, see you guys in the next post. Bye-bye for now.

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