Draw Together
on a Shared Canvas

First, determine what you will draw together

Choose a park, a small neighborhood, or a scene where characters meet, and start by talking about where everyone's contribution will be.

Setting the canvas size, general colors, and light direction together later reduces the need to merge the separated parts.

Separate tasks in the same canvas

One of you can draw the background, the other can draw the main objects. Another way is to divide the canvas into areas and complete each area on a common subject.

This sharing is a work proposal, which does not mean that the application is created in private locked areas. Inform before changing someone else's territory.

Use a common palette

Select a few key colors together for the sky, the ground and the shade. Reassemble some tones in different objects in the same scene.

If one set of objects looks too dark and the other too light, compare them side by side. Balance the values before adjusting small details.

Switch from big ways to small details

Place the ground and main silhouettes first. Then add colors, lighting, and small objects. Blocking out the scene early saves you from moving finished details later.

Use the conversation for brief notes: notify other participants when you move or delete a field.

Study the drawing as a single scene

Check the scale of the objects, the cleanness of the edges, and the harmony of the colors, and make sure that each piece looks exactly like the same scene.

Share the work you finished as PNG. If you want to continue with layers and squares, also download the project file.

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