I just want to draw a picture🥱03] Many of my friends have been trusting me privately, wondering how I hooked the line. So I'll talk to you today.

For me personally, there are only two kinds of hooks.
(1) One is to keep the lines
(Wired is also the beauty of wireline preservation😬😬)
(2) one is without lines
(Why do I use this, because in real scenes, the product has no lines. Through the change of light and shadow surface, the product is presented in front of you, which will make people feel more real)

Ps: Recently, I am addicted to painting white products. I feel fast and real.🤭I have the opportunity to share it with you.

First of all, I believe everyone must often read procreate tutorials. The vast majority of tutorials on the market are mainly about keeping lines. Of course, structural lines, section lines, parting lines and outer contour lines should be known to everyone. I won't say much about keeping lines.😏, if you don't know, you can also communicate and discuss it😳😳

Finally, we are on the right track.😅(Too much nonsense to understand and talk). When drawing products, the first step will not be mentioned. It must be a sketch. Look for it in perspective and make it in proportion. It's almost enough.😂😂.

The second step is to hook the line, only the outer contour line, so that the line is not too thick as possible, otherwise there will be errors. This is very important🫡

In the third step, the box selection tool, as shown in the figure, the box selects the part that needs to be colored, copies and pastes, and then the color can be adjusted to reciprocate until all the color blocks are filled. Can use different colors to distinguish, finally adjust back, personal habit directly throw black🫡.

The fourth step is to place the layers of the color blocks under the lines, stack the lines at the bottom, reduce the transparency, and then directly on the light and shadow.

That's how I don't keep lines. Thank you for your support and attention!👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻If you have any questions, please feel free to communicate.

(Disorderly adjust an atmosphere to make do with it🫠🫠🫠)

I'm just a designer who loves learning.🫡
Industrial designers really have too much to learn.🫡
Update and share learning experience and learning process from time to time.🫡