*tiny furry cheeps*
I am once more committing Workflow Crimes because I desire the rewards of lineless art but I am a Trojan guard confronted by a giant wooden horse when it comes to making lineless art happen.
Tonight's interesting new crime: Find Out What Convert Brightness To Opacity Can Do For YOU!
The way I and most incredible painters I look up to do it:
It makes for a really cool style and the lines add definition in places you don't feel like fully overpainting. I'm not familiar with your workflow but maybe this will give you some ideas!
Oh yeah, I think that's a fairly popular approach especially in the digital art spaces I'm in! And it is VERY pretty. Unfortunately in this specific case I am doing shit I really ought to be doing in Illustrator(/please existence I want a good vector art alternative) which means hyper-clean, no detail, focusing on postive vs negative space contrast. Not lineless in a painting style, lineless in a logo style!
