Dotti's Oodles of Doodles (2.0)

[Ashleg]

I'VE NEVER SEEN YOU DRAW A VERMIN! Princess Kurda is amazing!!!

[Dotti Dillworthy]

Long time no see chaps! It's Tiria in watercolours!

[The Witessss]

lovely!

[The Skarzs]

Oh, hello Dotti!

Nice work.

[The Witessss]

personally I think your Pikkle and Mara is absolutely awesome! ..by the way, I'm Wite, nice to meet you!

[Dotti Dillworthy]

personally I think your Pikkle and Mara is absolutely awesome! ..by the way, I'm Wite, nice to meet you!

Thanks! It's been a long time since I drew them!
And nice to meet you too Wite!

[The Witessss]

I was looking at your video a couple weeks ago and thought it was so cool how you make them. Quick Question: do you just color the people (animals) or do you draw the person (animal) too?

[Dotti Dillworthy]

I was looking at your video a couple weeks ago and thought it was so cool how you make them. Quick Question: do you just color the people (animals) or do you draw the person (animal) too?

Both! I'm quite good at those!
And oh yes, this is my first attempt at vlogging my drawing process

[The Witessss]

do you only draw (paint, watercolor) on the computer?

[Dotti Dillworthy]

do you only draw (paint, watercolor) on the computer?

Sometimes traditional watercolour, sometimes digital art; it all depends on the artwork I'm creating

[The Witessss]

that's great for you, I can't do art very well but I haven't tried digital yet!

[The Grey Coincidence]

I've never understood digital art at all...
Nice doodles.

[Russa Nodrey]

All of your stuff is awesome!

[Sebias of Redwall]

Very nice.

[Dannflower Reguba]

       That's an actual painting right? Water color can be really tricky to blend safely, that's honestly more impressive than some of the more well "defined" images. Kurda turned out well, though the blue seems to command the image a bit too sharply. Out of curiosity, why did you choose a blue so bright?

I've never understood digital art at all...
Nice doodles.

Digital Art is made by using a special kind of tablet (typically made by Wacom, thus, generally referred to as Wacom tablets). When using the associated pen, the tablet can be set to recognize parameters such as pressure, direction, sweep, angle, and so on in order to simulate actual painting or drawing. Nice thing about that is you can keep multiple save states of the same image in a single file which makes changing the image rather easy (at least by comparison). Speaking of which, which program do you use Dotti? It looked a little bit like Gimp.