Sakura Garden process

Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle wallpaper process

Music: ストロボナイツ (Strobo Nights) by livetune feat. Hatsune Miku

Used openCanvas4.5, Paint tool SAI, Photoshop and Painter. Sorry I forgot to record the last part orz.


For Animepaper.Net and Minitokyo.Net people :D
http://shigemitsubaki.animepaper.net
http://kisuki.net
http://tsumaranai.tk

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• tsubasa
• reservoir
• chronicle

[Miyakies]

what can you do in Opencanvas and not in photoshop? :3 (curious) amazing pic btw! o3o

[tsuumon]

@Miyakies record the process within the program itself... and the watercolor brush blends beautifully. That aside I mostly work in Photoshop now cause it has everything and can handle larger files without any problems.

Sorry for the literal 'one year later' reply btw.

[mokonab365]

when i grow up i will draw like that :D hehe ...

it is just amazing ... you are really a Great artist ... i am amazed o_o ... and mokona with wing omg total cuuuuute :)))) thank you :)

[tsuumon]

since I was too lazy to continue with the other birds, I thought I might as well give Mokona wings. xD

[pandalinu]

It's always incredibly amazing to see an artist at work! This is absolutely gorgeous! I love how you walked us through the entire process through a video rather than screenshots!

Thank you for sharing this! I think just by watching this raised my appreciation for this wall as well as the CLAMP style (since I'm not a huge fan of it. ^^) I love the colors you chose for their outfits, too!

[tsuumon]

well, Sakura's outfits are usually pink, so I went with that. CLAMP's current style is technically off on proportions, yes, but I still love it. xD

[inutiasha]

i miss that show

[soywamba50]

AMAZING!!!!!!! i love CLAMP they are awesome!..haha great job!!!

[twilistar26]

so pretty!

[mokonab365]

+ my backgroud sure is nice with it :) on MT it will be a fave :)))

[mokonab365]

i am happy that you are lazy :D as you see i am a total mokona fan so this really was too cute for me :))) arigatou :))

[tsuumon]

thanks