Draw the easy things first before the hard ones. Heavy pots should be in
the end of your dishwashing list, otherwise you’d tire yourself out and end up
not washing the spoon and forks for a while.
Strategize your workflow. Try to find ways to draw pretty stuff while
excerting little effort at the same time.
This is very important. Don’t value your works by effort,
instead, value them by beauty. Unless you’re into stuff that clearly
requires a lot of effort. Stuff like hyperrealism can be cool as long as it
doesn’t deteriorate your health.
Set your own hotkeys if you’re having too much trouble. Photoshop is pretty intuitive so
if you’re not using it, look it up and try to copy them.
Here are my modified medibang hotkeys: * Ctrl + Shift + E = Export * Q = Fit to window size * F = Clear * Ctrl + F = Fill * Ctrl + G = Add folder * Ctrl + Shift + T = Mesh Transform * S = Flip Horizontally * A = Release Rotate/Flip
And also, remember to arrange the UI into your liking. Again, photoshop is
pretty wicked so copy its layout as well if you’re not using it.
Don’t delete the stuff you hate, instead, archive them. You might be
able to use them again in the future. That way, you won’t be wasting time in
the first place!
Set the settings of the folder you keep your projects into “Sort
by:Date last saved”
Understand blending modes and use them wisely. And by understand I mean literally
study how they work like the finals are closing in.
Flip your canvas. Even if you think its not necessary lol
Don’t be racist, homophobic, sexist, or hateful towards anyone harmless,
in general. Otherwise you’re piece of shit who should die a slow and
painful death, objectively speaking. uvu
I’m not telling anyone how to do stuff. This is just how I manage myself and you might want to try em out yourself. lmk if you have tips to share as well.
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