Fakemon

!NOT MY FAKEMON! Credit goes to Vik_Works on Instagram. Quick question, procreate fakemon artists. How do I make a shiny for my fakemon without having to render all my shadows and lighting again (like in this example)?



!NOT MY FAKEMON! Credit goes to Vik_Works on Instagram. Quick question, procreate fakemon artists. How do I make a shiny for my fakemon without having to render all my shadows and lighting again (like in this example)?

by MediocreGreatness333

5 Comments

  2. SpookyGhostbear

    Most digital artists will paint shadows using a grey brush on a separate Multiply layer (or play with other types of layer blending modes if you want to experiment). The colour layer would just be flats that you can quickly select and colour fill, making it easy to do palette swaps.

  3. Icy-Distribution9977

    Ibis paint user here! In my experience, just copy your project, the copy version of your project is your shiny pokemon. Then, find the layer that you’re colored, alpha locked it then fill out the color you like using a felt tip pen (soft).

    In most cases, multiple colors can fade out. The shiny fakemon of my Bismuth ore mon for example. I copied its color layer (rainbow). Then, I add a filter on it like the Color Balance and/or Hue saturation lightness.

  4. Constant-Bluejay-926

    Color correction hue slider + selection tool to make it only affect a specific area 

  5. Boxtruckliving

    depending on what software you use you can copy the image and do the color fill with the colors you want

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