---------------------------Flat Art Tutorial!------------------------- Hi! Welcome to my flat art tutorial, which also doubled as my 700+ follower special! I’m resharing this project after a grand total of one request, but now that I think about it, maybe it is a good idea to reshare it :) Tutorials are great because they often give you ideas and the inspiration to try something new! Hopefully, this tutorial can inspire you and show you the way I used to make my art! Feel free to remix this project and take it in your own direction :D
--------------------8 Step Flat Art Tutorial!------------------- 1. Make a black line (size 100). Then, keep copy-pasting it until you have 4-6 (I usually have 5). I often arrange them as shown in the picture! 2. Then, stagger your lines. I usually have a specific pattern, but you can do whatever you want! 3. After, colour your lines with the basic colours you need for your flat art. In this example, I'm making a desert, so I have the bottom line for the sand and the rest for the sky. Make sure your sky has a gradient like mine, they make your art look a LOT better! 4. Now, start adding in the details! I'm adding a cactus here. I'm using a large line size because it's closer to the viewer. 5. Then, we can start adding in some background details! Because these cacti are further away, I'm using a smaller line size (size 10). 6. Here's the fun part! Now, you can start adding in the details that are the furthest away! I wanted to have some sand dunes in the distance, so I just used some reshaped circles. 7. We're almost done! Now, I'm adding in the sun, because the sky feels too blank. I'm using a yellow circle with a size 10, orange outline. 8. Finally, add some clouds in to fill up that blank space. I usually have 2 thick lines over each other as my clouds. And you're done! Easy, right? Let me know if you enjoyed this tutorial and feel free to show me any art you make with this! Enjoy! Art: @DogtheGoose (Me) Coding: @DogtheGoose (Also me) Music: Reunited, Undertale (by Toby Fox) Idea: @ShyArt
