It's a long video! I wanted to cover all the questions possible, I hope you like it. Let me know below if you have any other question and I will include it in the next one :)
Thanks so much Asia for taking the time to answer to sooooo many questions! :) Loved getting to know more about you and your process! loving the insides to your life
Thank you Danii for always being there! 😊💚 I’m very happy you liked the video, it was a bit different from the others. I did my best to answer as many questions as possible!😊
You're already so good with the iPad, I wouldn't go back to a Wacom. I had a Bamboo too, and the shift between looking at a screen and drawing and matching up your hand on a tablet with a screen can be frustrating, at least for me. Once I could use an iPad, I gave up on mastering the bamboo. (Just me.) You make so many fast adjustments when drawing and grabbing colors that lining back up would slow you down. I love your work by the way!
I am excited to start my journey, I have decided to homeschool my two children also at home while I work, alone. Your dog is so precious, I have two indoor rabbits. I hope to share my journey more here some time, I mostly share on Instagram. I find it hard to be on camera face on 😅
Omg I would love to have a Rabbit 🐇 so much :) thanks for the lovely comment and all the very best :) doing video is fun, really hard at the beginning but gets easier.. maybe you can record yourself and don’t publish, just to feel comfortable:) thanks again for the lovely comment 😊
Very informative thank you! If you had a chance, I’d love to know if you create your art prints in RGB in procreate, and then convert to CMYK in photoshop to make adjustments? Or do you create in CMYK straight away in procreate? I’d love to see your process after procreate in photoshop and then printing.
Hi Emma! normally I work in RGB most of the time in Procreate (except for client work). After I export a PSD to Photoshop and change the color profile there, I make sure the colors look ok and then I print. Hope it helps :)
Thank you for all your insights!!! I would love to know what are the sources of your clients (bigger and smaller). Do you actively look for and apply for projects, or do you mostly get commissions from clients that approach you through your website? Or perhaps your biggest source of income is your online shop? Many thanks in advance!
