Young Nug

teach me ya ways

get on skype bit

the most i can show you in 15 mins before I leave somewhere lol. (but I can always do a stream of me drawing too later

me boy get SketchBook, that's what I've been using for like 3 years now

(I only drew this in a few minutes so bare with me and I didn't bother cleaning up the line art as I in general have a bad habit of that.)

The first layer of Katsura is blank this will be the coloring layer. The Second Layer is the rough sketch, some people (better than me of course because I still don't do this lmao) do this sketch in a bright color like red or something so that they can make a Third Layer with the crisp line art.

Now I did the red parts of Rough Sketch Layer 2 is more correctly in this version of Katsura. The bright red colors help you to see the sketch layer compared to the final lined layer. You can erase the rough lines by using the eraser on Layer 2 and the Layer 3 final lines will remain. 

(Idk if you needed help with that part but I did it anyway for this program's sake lol.)

You can either skip Layer 3 and then go to the coloring layer, Layer 1.

I don't normally do lines on Katsura this thick as he is an anime character but for the sake of being easier to see I did it this one time.

Shading is everything, it brings the drawings to life. I really really recommend looking at the shading on the original the thing you were gonna draw. Light source is important as is making certain things look like they shine (hair, etc). 

Opacity can change the level of intensity on the main Paint brush as can Airbrush to make it look a little more blended in. Not too much of the Airbrush, you don't want it being too shiny. 

Just mess around with the colors and shading but still look at the material source is what I can else say. Like I said earlier, I can always eventually stream me doing this as I've done it before. Hope this helped even in the slightest.