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CG Making
I don’t want to call this a “tutorials” page since I’ve never had any formal training on the subject, and am grossly underqualified to lecture anyone on how to draw/color/shade/etc. But I guess some of you don’t care (and for that I adore you), so I decided instead to chronicle the procedures I used for my works step by step.
CG Coloring
[♥] Airbrush-Style Coloring :: It’s complicated and time-consuming, but it’s one way of coloring something. I used this coloring style for the “Full Circle” and “Aftermath” CGs.
[♥] Cel-Style Coloring :: The two/three-tone coloring style prevalent in anime; it’s easier and takes less time. I used this for “Liplock” and “Kama Sutra”. Coming soon.