REDRAWING YOUR OCs

oc redraw, redrawing your ocs

Clip Studio Paint (my drawing program)
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Equipment:

my brushes
フラット (flat pen)
old pen content id: 1358977
new pen content id: 1702959
hair brush: 1868700
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[keekee]

Whatever styles Kooleen redraw, she will always find a way to incorporate the _vampire and smegsy_ qualities 😩💅

[invalidusernamee]

0:40 Rare moment of Kooleen complementing other's art! Worship this!

[zaramail]

Adding blue to shadows make them look less muddy and adding warm tones to highlights make them more saturated and bright. This helped me so much with drawing hair 💕

[honeytea]

i really like how the original had acne on their character

[yes]

Great art, the only thing I can fault out is that she removed the acne, which brought some uniqueness to the OGs oc, and that she changed the pose from biting the peach to a fairly generic one.

[flicker]

I actually learned a lot from this video, and as a beginner drawer, every little bit helps. Thank you so much, Kooleen!

[meixandmatch]

I am Just here to
Support Kooleen,
Watch her vids,
Admire HER arts
and artstyle and lasty
Hear her say

"Trust the process."

[shadowrust]

I could be wrong, but adding blue to the shadows makes it look better because it replicates atmospheric lighting. For example, as the sun casts a shadow on an object outdoors, the blue light reflected from the sky turns some parts of the shadow blue-ish.

[SquishyTheVampire]

I like that people add blemishes to their characters, makes them look more natural and relatable. ❤

[britney-]

i’m glad i trusted the process, this art truly has the _✨vampire✨_ and _✨smegsy✨_ qualities !!

[LilyPillow]

I was very worried when I saw that it’s been over a third of the video and kooleen still hasn’t mentioned ✨ jUicY LiPs ✨ but thank god she didn’t forget about it.

[lillianmitsumi]

I actually learn so much from this videos and your tutorials 😭 tysm for making vids, i actually have many improvements just by watching your videos

[notjoeii]

I want to see you try the different artstyle challenge 👀
Reupload cuz the last comment disappeared for some reason

[julieplaysd]

Honestly Kooleen, ever since I started watching you, you’ve helped me improve so much. But not just that, but you’ve started improving a lot too! Very smegsy art today

[RobinBuckleyV]

I love how Kooleen can refer to anything as juicy and get away with it. Like she could say something like, "Now lets add some JUICY teeth" or "Lets get started on these JUICY fingers" and it just wouldn't be weird



LMAO absolutley love her for that

[caieelovesjesus]

It may be 5am but that won’t stop me from watching Kooleen!

[fukuro]

I SEE KOOLEEN, I CLICK. LOVE YOU QUEEN!

[Sarah__]

Whenever Kooleen posts an video I immediately get the feeling drawing is easy, because like- her art is so f**king amazing.💀💖

[its_not_cynthia]

The reason why the blue on the pink makes your art pop more is because it creates contrast. Examples of contrast are red and blue, black and white, and in your example, pink and blue. Contrast adds difference to the color palette. It consists of one warm color, (red, orange, yellow) and one cool color, (green, blue, purple). Since they are opposites, they pop more on the canvas, and stand out more since it is not only warm colors or not only cool colors. I hope this helps.

[brridk]

the “blue” deep shading in both pieces is just to simulate the type of shadow that reflects onto other shaded items, so rather than the hue going red because it reflects the environment, the deeper shading like in the back of the hair will reflect itself the most and other dark/colorless things (colorless for the lack of light)
when you exaggerate the blue, it looks really pretty. also in general it’s a pretty additional color to add to the color palette.
but in the og art piece the blue is more of a purple-gray or possibly even pink/magenta gray, it only looks blue in contrast to the bright pink and it’s one of my favorite color tricks to use on shading now