My mocks finally ended so I decided to make finish this work that I'd been putting off for so long, in celebration AND ITS NEVER FELT BETTER

The overlay tool is freaking magical y'all. 10/10 would reccomend.

ALSO LETS GET TO THE TEENY TINY DETAILS CAUSE IF Y'ALL AINT GONNA SPEND TIME PORING OVER THE DETAILS I NEEDLESSLY ADDED THAN I'LL FORCE YOU TO :D

(And yes, I'm indeed aware that artists shouldn't be spending time putting ridiculous amount of detail that no one will see but I have decided to give that rule the good ol' fashioned middle finger and continue to suffer in happiness :D)

1- Reflections.

You can already see the shine-thing (still don't have a good word for that) on the reflective surfaces in the image above but I decided to do something new and the reflections of objects that lay on those surfaces. I think, for this being my first time doing this, it turned out decent. tho I am happy for suggestions on how I can improve the technique!

2- Fridge magnets.

Fun fact: The magnets on the bottom part of the fridge were actually made my by younger sister! She made sort of a rough sketch and I converted them into my artstyle. I unfortunately don't have the sketch my sister made cause I deleted it during the drawing process so this is all you get.

3- Bow down to overlay tool

I've already stated how much this tool has helped me but it's little places like these where it absolutely EXCELED

Also its apparently really good for drawing sunlight! Just take a really pale yellow colour, place wherever you need to and turn on overlay and voila! Instant sunlight!

4- Oven and the washer/dryer

I just really like the way their window things turned out and I wanted to show them upclose lmao. The way I achieved this was by colouring them a grey brownish colour and then turned overlay (like I said, this tool is magic). Then I filled the entire thing with dark blue and erased at the bottom using an airbrush eraser.

Also I actually managed to make a city-scape intead of using a google image this time! (You can see it in the windows) its blurred and kinda choppy but that's cause it's only meant to be the outside area and the focus is inside. I'm still learning how to make city-scapes cause honestly, I'm pretty bad at them but hopefully it goes up from here :)

What did you like most about this? What detail is your favourite? Do you have any tips any tips I can use? Let me know all that you think cause I'm quite happy with how this turned out!

Anyway hope you liked this and I'll see you in the next part!

Bye!