I sketch in a light brown. I use Pokemon Art Academy and that's the first available color option so I just stick with it. Plus it's easy on my eyes and blends well with many colors if I paint over it.
Pretty simple question. What colour do you sketch with and why? This is assuming you're going to line the sketch and not use it as lineart
I use to sketch in red but a friend of mine is colour blind, so they see red as yellow. After they told me that I started to sketch in light blue, and I've been doing that ever since
Lately I just sketch in black and use other colors like red (or blue) to sketh out details/overlapping materials!
black, blue and red.
black is the base colour, and blue and red are for differentiating the various parts of the sketch, if i start getting too confused with the all black... i have messy sketches so this is necessary
on digital art, i normally start out with red. lately ive been making the sketches pink just for fun haha- if there's multiple parts to the drawing, i'd still start with red, then go to blue and green
I always sketch in bright blue, and when I finish it I put a black layer with clipping mask above it, to turn the lines black. Then I lower its opacity and do the rest (lineart, colors...)
honestly i use whatever color i last used for another piece, but it's usually just black or a dark shade of pink! theyre my favorite colors :0c
I used to do light blue, pink, or other lighter colors, but then I realized that it actually effects how the lineart looks to my eyes -- the lighter colors give the illusion of lines not being as full. In delicate areas like hands or eyes, this can suck, because when I line over it in black I can't get the same look.
Now I usually just do a darker grey color and brighten since the base layer in corel doesn't have an opacity function.