Please make sure to make “new color layer” or just “new layer” instead of those two. The first button at the bottom of that window is a blank “page” icon though - that is the default layer you usually start the file with.
At the bottom of the layer window, they are marked by a 8 and 1, respectively. When you see it in the layer window, In the corner of that layer it should have a black little square with a tiny number on its side to show you that it’s a different kind of layer.
Hi! it sounds like you have made a 8-bit or 1-bit layer. Then I want to paint the inside but the color just stays black no matter what color I change to or what layer I paint on. I mean, I make the first layer with the skatch and then on other layer I go over it with the pen brush. Im new at firealpaca and I just cant understand how to use colors. Great for traditional artists! I love blending stumps.įor those who still use pencils, you may want to consider using these to get the full potential of pencil and carbon drawings.Hey!! I need your help so bad, I cant find a solution to my problem. I had these for almost 7 years (yeah i know they look nasty, art isn’t clean) Step 8: get some sandpaper and sand the tip (horizontally like in the gif), keep the sandpaper in your case because that’s how you “clean” the tip Step 7: once you’re done, put tape around the point, right where the cone of the point starts forming Step 6: choose the softer tip and put the stump vertical with the chosen tip up, hit the floor repeatedly to get rid of the other tip, keep doing that until the bottom is flaten, you should end up with something like this: Step 5: to know when you’re done you gotta squeeze the tip, it’s gotta be soft enough to form an oval between your fingers but not flaten right away Step 4: roll the stump and hammer all sides (don’t go crazy it has to stay round) it may take a while Step 3: get one stump and start hammering it, you have to hammer the whole stump but go a little bit harder on the tips Step 2: search a hard surface (the floor is great) and get a hammer Step 1: buying them (i recommend getting 3, the smaller one, a medium size one and a large one) some of you may know this but i’m sure a lot of you don’t I think they’re called stumps in english, whatever, the point is i’ve seen a lot of artists ditching them and recommending using q-tips instead becaue “they’re hard and don’t blend well” or using them right away, so i thought i would show you how to soften them. Ok, i’ve decided to make a tutorial on how to prepare these graphite blenders (english is not my first language so keep that in mind) hope i explain myself well:
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