Found that flip canvas shortcut for lineart after 200 layers of pain
Ngl, I spent six months doing clean lineart by hand zoomed in at 400% on my Surface Pro, one stroke at a time. Then some random tutorial from a guy in Austin mentioned the flip canvas trick to catch wobbles and proportion issues, and it cut my cleanup time by like half. Has anyone else tried flipping their canvas mid-drawing, or do you just muscle through it and fix things later?
Did you really just rawdog 200 layers of lineart without flipping once? That's some kind of endurance sport. I did the same thing for years, zoomed in at 500%, fixing every wiggle with the eraser like a chump. Then I flipped my canvas and saw my "perfect" face was crooked as a funhouse mirror. Now I flip every few minutes, it's basically a twitch at this point. Saved me so much time it's almost embarrassing.