@marbmallow Conversely, if I have a red/white checkerboard layer, but I want them to be blue (let's pretend this is a more complex texture lol), I can slide the top dark layer so the red squares could now be blue. Or I can seperate the markers (click the pointer with alt, for a mix.
here, look at some embarrassing "napkin sketches" I did for this. For a client I'd do way more refined thumbs, but for personal I don't really care. The idea from the start was always about a witch being able to cook while reading a book. Pics are in chronological order lmao
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Damn not even a full day later https://t.co/nbwHEzmCoW
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Reading the Castlevania 3 Booklet, and it is wild. I like how all of Sypha's spells sound normal and then suddenly we get to "Goodness Gracious Great Bolts of Lightning".
Beat FFV last night, which I'm pretty sure would've been a classic if it had released in the US. Story is just kind of the same ol', but the characters are really fun except for Bartz/Butz.
@marbmallow Let's say I have a black and white chekerboard layer on the bottom layer, and a bright red layer on top of it. If I use the sliders for the bottom bar, I can either have the black or white squares show through the red layer (or even both!)
