Aww, thank you so much!! Thank you for stopping by! <33

Thank you so much!! <33 And for the most part, yes! Sometimes to make small adjustments I add a new layer and merge. And I highly recommend this sort of style, it's very relaxing honestly. <3 I do use a drawing tablet! I use the Wacom Cintiq 13 HD. I just did a review of the XP Pen Artist 12 2nd Gen, which is a screen tablet, and pretty affordable! There are also many non-screen tablet which are very affordable if you prefer those! <33 And AWWWSDFGH That means so much to me, thank you so much for your interest!! T A T <33 I look forward to working with you! <33

@@LittleBlueMuffin your welcome and yes im looking forward too <3 also just wondering do you use csp ex or pro and any specific brushes you like/use on daily basis? ^^

@@CosmicCloudIllustrations I use CSP Pro! And as for brushes, I highly recommend the DAUB brush set (just google search DAUB brush set), it has lots of good textured brushes and pencils. <33 I'm actually using their pencil brush in this piece here <33

@@LittleBlueMuffin THANK YOU SO MUCH! <33

@@LittleBlueMuffindo you mind if i recreate this for style study purposes? (I won’t post in anywhere ^^ )

Haha, for the most part yes! Thank you so much! <33

My main tablet is the Wacom Cintiq 13 HD! And I just looked it up and if you're worried about scratches, they actually sell screen protectors on their website! So there's always that if you're worried about scratching the true screen! <33 And thank you so much!! <33OTL

@@LittleBlueMuffin ooo I see!! Xp pen doesn't ship to my country and I don't have those films in my market that's why I'm worries ;;v;; but overall, thank you so so much for the quick reply, hope you have a nice day/night <3333

@@temah1 Aww, well dang! Maybe amazon or another similar service can ship to you? I'm sorry for the dilemma! OTL And my pleasure, I'm sorry I wasn't able to help more! T v T And meep, so sweet, same to you! <33

Thank you <33

Ahh I have no idea who that is, but it's my main oc/sona! <33

Aww, thank you so much!! <33

YES, fellow spooky lover! <33 And thank you!! <33

Meep, thank you I try haha! <33

Thank you! <33

AND THATS PRETTY AS HECK!

Medibang paint pro is what i use instead of csp and its the best free alternative I could find!

Ill try to recreate one of my old arts with your technique ^^ I really hope you don’t mind it

I've technically been doing digital art for just about 10 years! And yes I do, I actually started on Paint Tool SAI! I only just switched to CSP recently actually. It's very affordable, and imo is a lot more beginner-friendly than CSP. <33

@@LittleBlueMuffinthank you smm!!

Thank you so much!! For this particluar piece the size is 5700 x 6900! Haha I feel that, that's why I tend to go on the larger side with fullbodies! <33

Thank you so much!! <33 OTL

YES //high fives <33 And thank you so much Reloaxa, always a pleasure hearing from you! <33 OTL

Ahhh, yes spooky season! I am so ready haha <33 OTL And thank you so much, I'm happy you think so!! <33

It really does take a lot less time, skipping the lineart! Though it does achieve a different feel than linearted pieces as well. A more painted-look, which I enjoy. <33

Aww, thank you! <33

Thank you!! <33

​@@LittleBlueMuffin new subscriber btw

Thank you so much! Honestly just seeing everything come together is so nice, so I suppose the rendering. It's very satisfying chipping away at things until they are to my liking. <33

Meep, thank you! And yes, her name is Lonelle! <33

Thank you so much! <33 OTL

Waahh, thank you so much, that is such a compliment! T A T <33 It makes me so happy you enjoy seeing my speedpaints, that makes it so worth it to make these! <333

Thank you! <33

Bingo! Or at least, that's the way I enjoy most. I use the lines as a guideline, but use colors to "sculpt" so to speak. And that's ok to use linework! Many, many artists do actual linework instead of just the sketch. I personally do not enjoy doing lineart, so I took that step out.

Thank you so much! I'm happy you enjoy <33 OTL

And this is exactly why I post these, I'm so happy to hear that <33 Best of luck!! <33

Good luck :D Remember to have fun and take breaks ❤

Thank you! <33

Thank you!! <33

Aww, that is such a compliment, thank you! <33 And noo, not the pen!! OTL They have replaceable pens on their website I think if you'd like a replacement! <33

@@LittleBlueMuffin Anytime and I'll get it soon ☺️

Thank you so much, and I'll put that on my list of future video ideas! Thank you again! <33

I appreciate the feedback! I was hoping my mic was of decent enough quality to be recording with it, but it seems not. A friend told me I sounded great, but I guess it's still not up to par, haha. OTL I just use my headphone mic, which has a little pop filter on it but even I noticed it still picked up unwanted noise. Do you happen to have any recommendations on a good mic set up? (or anyone else who happens to read this) Preferably in the $100-$300 range? Thank you again for the feedback! <3

@@LittleBlueMuffin IIR blue ice snowball mics are pretty dang decent at a low cost ($30<) - you might have to do some noise reduction editing if you don’t have a good sound isolation setup to record in, but it’ll definitely cut much more out by default! If you combine it with foam panels on the walls of the area you’re recording in, it’ll do even better :D you can prolly find a tutorial for a low-budget sound setup online for more info, and potentially better mics in your budget. Also look into voice actor tips for reducing “pops” while speaking. I’ve used Granny Smith apple slices to help with that (trained VA lmao) and I found it does help a lot! Tho some voices naturally have sharper S and P sounds than others so don’t stress too hard about that. Your current mic is defo totally fine for casual chatting but videos n such it’ll struggle, as shown. GL! I hope this info was useful, and that you’re able to find a setup that works with your budget! If nothing else just getting the snowball will upgrade you as a temporary measure until you can set up a more proper solution

@@deidaraart5 Thank you for the feedback, will look into it! <33 I don't think I'm looking to be a full-blown voice-driven YTber, this is more of a casual/hobby channel, so I don't think I'm willing to put up foam for this haha. But thank you regardless! Will also look into the plosives thing, it was worse until I stuck the mic far from my mouth haha OTL Good to know there are solutions for this! <3 Thank you again for all of the advice, will definitely look into at least upgrading my mic setup/find something that works for me! Again super appreciated!! <3

@@LittleBlueMuffin yeah no worries at all! As I said at minimum the snowball mic, which is rly cheap budget wise, would upgrade things for you for the occasional times you end up doing voice overs :D not a huge investment which works for the hobby level, but enough of an upgrade so things still sound more professional! good luck! (Also thanks for reminding me the official term for plosives bc I’d forgotten LOL)

I get them from Peritune! I linked their YT channel in the description if you want to check them out! <33 And thank you so much! <33

Meep, yes! Last review video for a while, then back to speedpaints <33 OTL And thank you, very happy to hear <33

And thank you so much as always! <33

It is currently my main job at the moment, though I still consider it part-time! And thank you so much!! <33