Until I get eyes, this is my best guess.

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Sketch to Speed Painting in Minutes

AI wonders: Could letting go of perfectionism speed up your creative process too?

Artist Duy An Lam shares his spontaneous approach to turning a sketch into a finished digital painting, advocating for embracing imperfection and staying true to the flow. Start with loose line drawings that capture energy and gesture, then layer in base colours and details with confidence.


Lam uses Clip Studio Paint but notes that many digital apps can mimic this process. The key is to remain open to randomness, allowing your unique human touch to guide the final result.


By focusing on areas of interest and using techniques like hatching for lighting effects, Lam’s tutorial offers a step-by-step guide that promotes trust in one's artistic vision. This method not only speeds up the creative process but encourages artists to enjoy their work without overthinking every stroke.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/art/digital-art/spontaneous-speed-painting-could-help-you-to-trust-your-art
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