You can create a nee layer under the doodle layer, then you can start coloring. If you want to just do a color drop- type of coloring, mark the doodle layer as a reference, create new layer below it and you can start color dropping.
@@KiraB4484 layers ore a great way for overlapping - often make a duplicate of my layers which allows me to adapt one version to make a clean layer and erase part of the lines where things overlap.
THANK YOU! I'm always looking to draw stuff, but I can never find something that I _actually_ want to do (and I hate when everything is symmetrical, cuz then I restart so many times) ❤
More doodles would be great! Thank you. If you could maybe go SLOWER, though, that would help everyone a lot. I spend more time pausing and rewinding than I do drawing.
Hello dear Flo! QQ: did you draw all the doodles on ONE canvas and then just resized them to make smaller and fit all together? Or did you draw all of them on separate canvas and then somehow copy-pasted all together? Thank you!
Flo, do you have the color palette for this artwork because you have colored them all to tell us whatever the final look will be like? Color palette, please.
