Hi, everyone. How is it going? This is how to use Bucket in ibisPaint X.
Bucket function can usually add color instantly. I first color with a
bucket. At that time, create multiple layers for each color. For example, hair,
skin color and clothes. I usually make about three or four layers.
Some people create layers even more finely, while others use a single layer to
create colors. I think many Japanese illustrators use the bucket tool to to add
to add colors and then clip the layer to draw more detailed colors. Using the bucket tool
makes color really really easy. However, there are parts that cannot be painted with the
bucket tool. In particular, fine lines such as the ends of the hair cannot be
colored. You have to color those places by hand. In my case, I color it with the
bucket tool once and then do fine coloring later. At this time, some colors
may have been created by yourself. It means that you cannot find the colors in
a color palette. How do you use such the colors? The answer is to use an
eyedropper tool. If you use the eyedropper tool in the area of the color
you want to use, you can use that color again.
I am impressed with free drawing tools that I can do whatever I want to draw.
MediBang Paint can be also drawn with the same quality like ibisPaint.
However, with MediBang Paint, it is not possible to paint fine details with a
bucket tool for some reason. I don't know exactly why, but I personally
prefer ibisPaint as a digital tool.
I often watch YouTube videos from Japanese illustrators,
so maybe I'm making illustrations differently than other foreigners.
Japanese illustrators are really good at drawing and painting. I always think
that I still have to learn more. I would like to introduce on this Animenbo YouTube
channel what I learned from Japanese illustrators and how to draw
illustrations that I discovered. I often enlarge the screen when I draw lines and
paint colors. I'm sorry to zoom in and out many times, but please stay
with me for a while.
Ok, most of the work is done here. From here, I will paint the color
of each parts in detail. For more information, please subscribe my
YouTube channel or watch this ibisPaint related playlist. Thank you for watching this video.
See you soon!