Hello everyone. Have you ever been on a swing? I am certain that 95% of us have played on swings at some point—from being gently rocked as infants to playing on them as children. Even people who are much older often still wish they could swing, even if it is no longer practical. Everyone surely has their own unique stories—whether it’s falling off, swinging too fast, or simply cherishing memories associated with swings. If we could turn back time to those days, many of us would likely want to play on a swing again; happiness is a simple thing.
In the initial stage I will use the size 3:4 (1536 × 2048)
Next, we will sketch the tree and the swing, which serve as the main subjects.
Next, we select the colors to be used: dark and light blue for the sky; dark and light orange for the twilight sky and reflections on the water; and brown and black for the borders, tree silhouettes, and the swing.
Next, we apply each color to the image and define the details of the swing, trees, branches, and grass.
Next, we use the brush tool and select the fine-grained, pointillism-style brush—marked in red—to create leaf silhouettes on the existing trees.
Next, we use the smudge tool—highlighted in red—to blend the colors, creating a gradient effect and shaping them as desired.
and this is the final result
Thank you for joining me on the swings today and for reminding me of times when happiness was so simple. Keep up the great spirit, and please leave a rating, comment, or suggestion. See you in the next digital art piece.
