DIGITAL ART || TINY HOUSE
- Hello, fellow digital art enthusiasts. On this occasion, I will be creating a landscape featuring the sea, a simple house, a bicycle, and trees.
DIGITAL ART || TINY HOUSE
I use the Ibis Paint X app; it is very easy to use and comes with a comprehensive set of tools, making it perfect for beginners who want to learn how to draw.
I am currently using a 3:4 format (1536×2048) and the brush tool marked in red; the next step is to create a sketch.
- To make the bicycle spokes, I use a tool capable of producing multiple spokes at once—as shown in the image and indicated by the red mark.
- After completing the sketch, then we choose several colors to apply to the image, here I use a slightly dark blue for the sky and sea, green for the trees, cream for the house and yellow for the roof and door of the house.
- Next, I apply the colors according to their respective locations.
- Next, use the smudge tool—marked in red—to create a gradient effect for blending the colors.
- now we combine the colors of the sky and clouds so that they appear to blend together
- Next, we color the trees, add a few yellow flowers, and color the roof of the house.
- Next, we color the house cream, add some shading, paint the door yellow, and place small plants in front of the house.
- Next, we color the lovely green bicycle and add a touch of color to the sea to create a wave effect.
- Next, in the final stage, we sweep the waves using a stippling brush and color the ground with dark brown.
AND THIS IS THE RESULT
- I hope all the images and steps prove useful to everyone.















Ese truco de la herramienta de radios múltiples para la bicicleta está bueno, me hubiera ahorrado horas cuando dibujaba. Lo que aprendí es que el detalle de las flores amarillas y las plantas frente a la casa es lo que le da vida al paisaje, no el color base. ¿El efecto de degradado con el smudge lo aplicaste también en el mar o solo en el cielo?
I also use the smudge tool; when working on the sky, I rotate it to follow the shape of the clouds, and when working on the sea, I follow the shape of the waves.