TWITCH EMOTE TUTORIAL – You can draw emotes!

Do you want to learn how to make some cute Banger emotes keep watching I got you also if you’re new here welcome to my Instagram my name is Kat and I am your Twitch streamer big sister I’m super passionate about teaching you how to get started with being a content

Creator and how to make it full-time but besides that I also do digital art and I really like to draw so welcome to one of my art videos where I’m teaching you today how to go and make emotes I made an emo tutorial like two years ago so

This is a really long overdue update to my email tutorial my program of choices clip Studio paint but I have also made emotes in procreate as well and this is pretty Universal the stuff that I teach you don’t necessarily need to use the program that I’m using also since

Everyone tends to ask I also use a drawing tablet this is the huon 610 Pro it is not a screen tablet there is no digital screen here I also like to use the glove that it comes with so that my skin doesn’t drag on the tablet and I

Use the huon battery pen I believe they came out with a new version so I’m using the older one but let’s get into it so ignore my canvas here but I am in clip Studio paint we’re just going to go and make a new canvas so hit file and then

We’re gonna hit new and we’re gonna make a canvas that is 2000 by 2000 and 600 DPI you can use 300 doesn’t really matter but these are the stats that I use so I personally like to do my sketches using a pencil and I use the darker pencil tool specifically I personally always

Like to sketch in green simply because green is typically a color that I do not use in my artwork so if I sketch in green then typically on my liner and my coloring I will accidentally mistake my sketch for anything else because I don’t work with green very often except when I

Draw frogs when I draw frogs I use purple as my liner because I don’t really use purple when I’m drawing frogs if that makes any sense so now you’re simply going to want to sketch out your emo I’m going to be drawing myself I’m just going to make myself like a little

Wave emote I haven’t made myself a new emo in a very long time so we’re just gonna go do that so typically when drawing characters or people I tend to draw a little round circle for a head but if you notice my circle is a little

Bit closer to more of like a rounded rectangle than an actual Circle I tend to try to keep the top of the head and the bottom where the chin is a little bit flat and then I like to draw a little bit of a fat cheek for the chibi face I think

That’s always a really cute look so I kind of tend to do this you want to make sure the cheek kind of like if you make this little you know half of a what do you what do you even call this but you make this little like cheek

Thing on the side you want your chibi to be facing because it will make chibi to be facing this way I want the cheek to also be on that side if that makes sense like I want the head to be pointing in this direction so that little cheek

Should be on the same side and then with that I tend to kind of angle it outwards a little bit and make the forehead protrude a little bit so I’m gonna tilt it up like this before rounding it up so you notice so you notice how our Circle I’m going

To use a different color how the initial Circle I drew kind of was here but then I added this extra little Gap that’s just typically what I like to do when I’m drawing my little chibis and then I want to draw an ear I like giving everyone what people call Monkey

Areas that’s what people have called my artwork but I just like adding the protruding ears as personally a thing in my art style that I really like and then we’re gonna go and draw the eyes so wherever the little like indent for the cheek is a little bit just like a smidge

Above but you can just draw a little bit of a line here this head is tilted so we want the line to be following the axes of the head if my head were to be facing straight like if I were to kind of like

A if I were to have a head that was straight on I would draw the line like straight across like that if that makes sense now to draw the eyes I typically start with a semi-circle and this is going to be the eyelash line or the eyeliner I suppose so we’re gonna draw

One semi-circle and we’re gonna put it above the line here and then I’m also going to draw my second semi-circle if you notice this is a little bit of a small detail but the head is kind of at a tilt so given perspective the part of

The face that is close closer to the camera or closer to the screen will be larger and the part of your face that’s further behind or this other eye is going to be smaller so if you notice I kind of made this eyelash line slightly larger than this one simply because the

Way the chibi is tilted this eye or the left eye that you’re looking at is further behind and then I’m going to draw two ovals for eyes so the way I like to kind of draw the eyes I want the chibi to kind of be looking up I don’t

Just draw like a full circle like this I want part of the top of the oval to be intersecting into the eyelid so if you notice instead of doing a circle I’m gonna make more of like a u I like the way this looks when I’m drawing chibis

Of myself you don’t have to do this I like to kind of add like a little winged cat eye because I typically draw a cat eye in my own eyeliner and then I’ll just add like a little eyelash too this is just if I’m drawing artwork for

Myself of when I’m drawing my boyfriend I don’t do that because he does not do his own makeup or he does not do makeup in general so that’s how I do the eyes when I draw eyebrows I do draw eyebrows but I tend to make them very small so

I’ll kind of just draw like two little lines like that if I’m drawing eyebrows for somebody who has thicker eyebrows I will just draw a little circle like that I don’t draw people’s noses when I’m drawing emotes I just don’t like the way noses look I think I think eyes are

Pretty your mouths are pretty but noses are kind of man and then for a mouth I like doing the little um the ooh mouth which is kind of like a three like this I think it makes it look much cuter also when you’re drawing mouths for characters or just people in general the

Character will look cuter if the mouth is close to the eyes so you see how this mouth is very close to the bottom of the eyes whereas if I were to draw the mouth further down like this it kind of looks like it’s puckering up after eating a

Lemon so I just like putting the mouth really close to the eyes for that reason I’m gonna make my chibi kind of like smile because it’s saying hi and then so this is a really cute face a really cute head and then now I’m gonna have the little

Body when I draw bodies I just tend to make them kind of uh triangular like a very soft triangle so you see how I’m drawing the body here it’s it’s a very soft like rounded triangle I’m not really finishing the rest of the body and then I just want this chibi to be

Waving so I’m gonna put one arm down I forgot what clothes I gave my own chibi like when I drew myself I forgot what clothes I gave my emo I think I gave myself a hoodie all right so I gave myself a white long sleeve shirt but I

Don’t really wear long sleeves that much anymore simply because I moved to LA so probably just give myself a t-shirt also at this point in the emotes I realize my emo is too small in terms of the sketch and it’s a sketch so we can make it

Bigger but the biggest thing I want you to be aware of is if you’re drawing an emo and you make it too small in the canvas like look at all of this extra space that I have around my chibi the problem when you do something like this

Is Emos are very small so once they zoom out you can see that my emo is going to look super small because I’m not maximizing my space on the canvas simply I’m just gonna go and make this sketch larger so that I can fill up as much

Space as possible in Clips you to paint the keyboard command to transform any layer as you hit Ctrl T and it will allow you to transform your artwork so I’m just going to try to fit my emo into as large of a space as possible without cropping off its features so I don’t

Want to like for instance crop the ear off or the head off if possible so I’m just going to kind of make the cheapy about this large kind of pushing the limits a little bit here but there we go I managed to keep both ears in

Frame and the chibi in frame also when making emotes it is best to exaggerate features when possible because emotes are very small so if your expressions are not exaggerated it’s very difficult for the viewer to tell what emotion this emote is conveying because it’s too small so for that reason I’m gonna try

To tilt my chibi a little bit or maybe a lot so that the eye is emphasized I want one arm sticking up as a wave as a hello but I’m going to tilt my chibi so that this wave effect or this wave motion is more emphasized because of the extreme

Body tilt now I’m just going to go and draw the arm that’s sticking upwards again because of perspective something that is closer to the camera is going to be larger than something very barely I were to put my hand out here my hand looks hand size but if I were to put my

Hands straight up in front of me you can see now that my hand looks very big compared to the camera so we’re gonna kind of use the same effect effect when I am drawing the hand for the wave I’m going to be blocking the ear with that

But that’s totally fine so I know this hand looks very disjointed but it is completely okay we’re gonna fix this in a little bit I drew the hand on a separate layer so that I can move it around a little bit because I’m gonna try to rearrange everything so it fits better

So for this wave I’m going to tilt this hand a little bit maybe make it a little bit bigger like so I think this is a good spot to put the hand one thing that we also want to avoid is creating tangents which is why I don’t want the

Hand to intersect where my eyelash is going to be or my cat eye so I’m going to go and leave a little bit more wiggle room and tilt this chibi even more make my body slightly smaller and scooch myself over a little bit so now I’ve balanced out the location of the hand

And the rest of the body the reason why I drew the hand first is for me personally it’s easier to draw the item that is closest to where the camera would be or the where the perspective would be and then connect the dots afterwards rather than like trying to

Draw the arm outwards I tend to struggle with drawing that way that’s at least me personally so now I’m just going to connect the arm to the rest of the body we’re going to start with where we imagine the wrist to be and then if I

Were to make it the same width all the way down it just looks a little bit awkward because again from perspective reasons right my shoulder will be the same size to match my body but if I were to stick again my hand forward you can

See that my elbow the my the rest of my hand my wrist and my hand looks larger progressively but if I were to put my hand all the way down here suddenly my elbow looks more normal sized like if I were to go here looks pretty normal if I

Were to stick it all the way forward my elbow now looks larger that’s why we don’t want to draw at the same size going all the way down that says I’m going to taper it inwards so that it gets a little bit smaller so it matches

My body more and then I’m just gonna round this out a little bit and then I’ll probably just give myself a t-shirt rather than um a long sleeve shirt it doesn’t really match the rest of my artwork or the rest of my emails but whatever I wear different outfits it’s okay

Also typically very small details don’t show up very well in emotes but I do think this looks a little bit boring I tend to wear a lot of necklaces so I’m probably just gonna draw one draw a simple necklace in a little silver bead so it shows up a little bit better

And last but not least I’m just going to go and add the hair so when drawing the hair you don’t want to draw the hair I’m going to use a different color directly on the scalp like this it’ll make the hair look really flat as you can see my

Hair looks super flat against my head I know my hair naturally IRL is a little bit flat my hair is really long so it weighs it down but you want it to be a little bit above the sketch so you see how I have that wiggle room so it looks

A little fluffier so I’m just gonna draw the I always draw the part first and then these two strands will be my bangs I do have that money piece that is not featured in any of my other artwork because I dyed my hair after drawing my first set of emotes and yeah

Here we have it I might make the body a little bit smaller so that I can uh avoid cropping off too much of my emote so I’m gonna probably squish it over like this and then we have a lot of extra space up here so I’m just going to

Go and transform my hand to make it a little bit bigger so that it fills up more space so now that we have our sketch over here on the right hand side we can lower the opacity of the sketch so I’m going to turn the

Sketch down a little bit so I can draw a liner over it and we’re gonna make a new layer and we’re going to start lining so when I do my line work I like to use the G Pen tool and I already have previous artwork that I’ve done of

Myself so I like to select off of the color palette of my old artwork so that I don’t deviate Too Much from the colors that I’m using but if you are drawing a set of emails for the first time you don’t have an existing set of colors

You’ve used for the line art I just try to use an off black so let me scooch myself over here but on the color wheel as you can see I am not picking pure black I am picking from somewhere in the middle of the color square or the color

Wheel instead of to the direct left or the right those tend to be very very dull or very very saturated colors whereas if you pick towards the middle it is more balanced and as you can see I’m not picking from all the way at the bottom it is again a very dark color

It’s almost pure black it is pure black actually and I’m going to pick them slightly higher up so the brown is softer I also use the size 40 brush weight for all of the important outlines so by important outlines I mean outlining these silhouettes of our emote

So I’m just gonna go and outline the hair and then part of the head and the body so we can kind of break the head and the body away from the rest of the hair and then on a separate layer I’m gonna draw the line art for the arm so

This gets a little bit tricky this is your kind of kind of have to use a little bit of a mental mental tricks to figure out depending on which emote you’re drawing also I don’t necessarily always follow my sketch exactly but sometimes some elements of your artwork needs to stand out from the

Rest so later in my art style I like to add a really thick black outline around Key Parts I want to stand out for instance if I do a boba drinking emo I will outline the entire drink in a dark black outline and the entire character for this character because they’re

Waving I want the hand to have a dark black outline on it so that it stands out a little bit more which is why I’m drawing it on a separate layer so that it’s easier for me later to go and add that and then also on a separate layer

I’m going to go and draw the eyelashes in or the eyeliner or the eyeliner I just make the pen like a 60 weight and I was kind of like add two sketches one on top of the other slightly overlapping the reason you want to put it on a

Separate layer is we’re going to color this in later like so you can also put the mouth on the same layer I make the mouth slightly thicker in terms of line art I’ll use a size of 50 line weight for the mouth so this is the base line

Art that I do all of this was done in a 40 50 or 60 line weight now in our layers we have our three line weight and then here’s our sketch below the thick lines that we made I’m gonna grab the same brush pen but I’m gonna use a size

25 line weights and I’m gonna line the rest of the details so by details I mean the rest of the hair like this and then I’m gonna do the part of my bangs and then on a separate layer I’m gonna go and add the eyes the eyebrows and any

Other details I would like to add now here is our fully lined artwork I also realized that the monkey ears are now no longer visible with the way that I drew the art but it is okay it happens sometimes alright now it is time to go

And add the flat color so again because I already have previous artwork I’m going to color select off of my previous artwork if you do not have previous artwork again I just recommend selecting from somewhere towards the middle of the color wheel rather than too far to the left or the right

So let me go to this side as you can see here here is the placement of the color that I have selected from my skin tone and I just use the marker pen to kind of color everything in I try to keep all of the same stuff on one layer so again I’m

Gonna be really sloppy with this coloring this doesn’t vary doesn’t matter very much oh I also realized part of my line art for the hair overlaps into the hands so I’m just gonna go erase that another thing with clip Studio paint if you hold alt you can actually color select off of

The canvas all right so here is my little chibi with all of the flat color added now we’re gonna go to Shady so for shading on whichever layer you’re gonna start shading I’m gonna start with the skin layer you just make a new layer above and we’re gonna make it a clipping

Mask so again we just click this icon and clips to do a paint to make it a clipping mask what it does is if you’re drawing something on the layer it Clips it to the layer below so you cannot exceed the bounds of the layer below so

For instance if I were to kind of do something like this and draw a line you can see that I only drew it onto the parts of the color that I clipped it to if I were to unclip this layer you can see how this line now exceeds the bounds

Of wherever I colored on the layer below so again I already have an existing color palette to select a nice shading color if you don’t have a color palette over here on the color wheel we’re gonna select the base color again in clipsito paint if you just hold alt it gives you

The eye drop tool that you can use to select on the color wheel we’re gonna drag it closer to Red be generous don’t be scared you can move it like a good amount closer like this and then on the color wheel I’m gonna select diagonally down towards this bottom right corner so

I’m not going to go straight down I’m going to go kind of diagonally over and that will get us a nicer Shadow color or shading color I also shade it using the G Pen also figuring out where to go and put your shadows and highlights is always tricky it depends on where you

Would like your light source to be so I like to imagine my light source coming from the top left so any place that wouldn’t or I could have imagined it to be slightly off screen like this but any places that the light would hit such as

In the forehead right here on the top of the hair like this on the sides of the hands like so sides of the arm should all be lit up with your highlight color and all of the places that are opposite of that the light would not hit like

Under the chin right here under the hair under the hair over here on the opposite side of the arm like this and then on the opposite side of the body like so and this side of the hair should all be covered in your shading color also I completely forgot that

Before I do the Shadows I like to add some airbrushing to round out my artwork so I’m going to use the soft airbrush tool and again I’m gonna select a color closer to Red we’re going to be very very conservative here we’re gonna only

Like move it a little bit I like to use a large airbrush and then just kind of uh round out parts of the character kind of again we want to round it out where the Shadows would be I find that this is very subtle but it helps to add

Dimension to the artwork that we’re adding also because my hair is currently pink I might as well just make the hair for this emote Pink as well alright and now after we’ve done that we can go and add the Shadows also when I’m drawing I

Like to add a little bit of eye shadow on top of my character’s eyeliner like this I just find that it gives it more depth that’s just personally my art style whenever we’re done adding our shadows this is the Shadows that I did for the skin under the layer blending

Mode we’re gonna go and swap it to multiply and then turn the opacity down to maybe around 50. I like the way this looks and now we are going to rinse and repeat for all of the Shadows we’re going to add to our emo also if you

Notice the way I’m drawing my shadows I’m drawing them curved I’m not drawing a straight line down like this I’m kind of curving it a little bit that’s because our cheap is kind of round and chubby and we want our shadows to kind of fall along with that if you were to

Make all of the Shadows super straight and rigid it would also make your emote look very stiff this is again my personal art style I personally just like the softer rounder look of these Shadows also with hair I like to add some c-shaped Shadows right around the

Mid part or wherever the hair part is going to be so here is all of the shading that we’ve added for our emote so now we’re going to go and add the highlights so we want to make a clipping layer on top of the shading we just did

And we’re gonna color select the base the base tone again for whatever piece you’re shading on the color wheel we’re gonna move opposite of red so this time I’m going to move it closer to yellow and then then I’m gonna drag the color selector on the color wheel closer to

The top left so we’re going to go kind of over here and this is a nice highlight color wherever you are finished adding your highlights under the blending mode we’re going to swap it to screen and we’re going to turn it down to about maybe like 70 80 now that

We finished shading everything so far I’m gonna go a little bit more in depth into doing like the eyes the mouth and the rest of the hair then I’m gonna go and grab my airbrush tool we’re gonna make it a soft airbrush and then on the same layer that you added your shading

Or sorry your highlights haven’t been calling it shading this entire time I really hope I haven’t oh gosh but wherever the color wheel is on let’s say like this color wheel for the shirt is on Blue I’m just going to select the color contrast and we’re gonna move it

Up to the top of the color but we’re gonna make it kind of a light and then we’re just gonna like softly airbrush on the same side you shaded I find that this kind of makes your artwork look much more rounded and way softer so now my chibi just looks even

Chubbier I just like making chubby looking Chibis so now that we’ve finished all that we’re gonna go on the layer that we colored in the mouth with so I’m gonna make a new clipping layer and then I’m going to pick a kind of pink color a mid-tone raspberry pink

That could serve for the tongue so I’m gonna work with some color like this and I’m gonna just kind of draw like a quarter of a circle now I’m gonna make a new layer on top of this we’re gonna hold alt and color select the background

I’m going to use the soft airbrush tool and then whichever colors on the color wheel let’s drag it closer to the bottom right so I’m going to drag it diagonally down like so we’re gonna make the airbrush larger and then I’m just gonna airbrush in the mouth like this I find

That this kind of gives a shadow effect over here under the layer blend mode Let’s Swap that blend mode to multiply and lower the opacity down a little bit then let’s make a new clipping layer on top of that I’m gonna go swap back to my

G Pen and I’m gonna go and pick an off yellow so it’s like a it’s a white it’s off-white but I am definitely having the Hue selector somewhere on yellow this is just for the teeth but if you use pure white for the teeth it looks a little

Bit blinding so I’m gonna draw instead of a straight line that looks really freaky I’m gonna draw I’m gonna start it with a curve and then straighten it out like a rounded rectangle also I think I made the teeth too yellow but like that so now it looks like our chibi is

Smiling and saying hi now moving on to the eyes so first on the layer of the eye white I’m just gonna make a new clipping layer over that we’re gonna color select the backgrounds and then I’m gonna make it a little bit grayer so I’m going to select you know the color

Selector closer to Red moving the Hue selector down towards the bottom right but just a smidge and then I’m just going to draw a little semi-circle it’s a subtle thing it’s not very noticeable but I find that it softens the eyes up a little bit

Now on the layer that we use the color in the iris I’m gonna color select the background again we’re gonna move the color selector closer to red and then select the darker color same thing as usual for the shadows and let’s draw two semi-circles I’m now going to select a

Color even darker closer to Black and I’m going to draw two large circles for the pupils they’re more like ovals we’re gonna make them pretty big now I’m gonna make a new clipping layer on top of that we’re gonna pick an adjacent color so typically people with brown eyes tend to

Have like golden specks in it that’s what all the authors write people with green eyes tend to have a bit of blue blue eyes tend to have a bit of green so those kind of go back and forth but we’re just gonna go select a soft airbrush and we’re gonna airbrush at the

Very top of the eye like this and then a little bit on the bottom this kind of softens up the eyes a little bit makes it look away sparklier and then I’m gonna make a new clipping layer on top of that and I’m gonna pick an even

Lighter color we’re gonna go back to the G Pen and this my style for drawing eyes hasn’t really changed so if you watched any of my older Arctic oils it’s pretty similar but I’m just going to kind of draw these random arbitrary three dots down below

I’m gonna vary the sizes a little bit and now I’m gonna make a new clipping mask we’re gonna pick a lighter color almost white but not quite and then whichever direction you want the chibi to be looking at you want to make the largest of your white circles so if I

Make my white circle about like in this corner of the eye it looks like my chibi is looking up and make the big white circle oops if I make the larger white circle kind of over here kind of looks like my chibi is looking over

Oh that way a little bit and then I’m just gonna put like an opposite dots right there and that is how I draw chibi eyes it’s really simple if I were to do like an illustrative chibi I would put in more details but again emotes are

Small so once I zoom out you lose all the detail anyways now last but not least going on to the hair I have already added the shadows for the hair but again when you’re drawing long hair typically the hair that is at the nape of your neck will have a shadow cast

Upon it whereas the hair in the fronts has the light hitting it so it will look brighter typically when I’m drawing hair I will just select the lightest part of the hair we’re going to use that as the highlight color we’re going to make it a little bit lighter and I’m gonna

Highlight in the same side where I would expect the light to be shining on I’m again going to make that a little screen layer I’m going to lighten it a little bit but I’m going to make a layer below that screen layer we just made I’m gonna pick a slightly darker color since

We use pink for my hair I’m going to use some sort of like pink shade what I like to do is just draw like a big ring just like that but under the layer selector above me I’m gonna go and swap it to color Dodge

And then we’re gonna turn it down just a smidge and oh wow okay I’ve got some nice Hair Shine going on now so now this looks really good the last thing I’m going to do is just color in the necklace I’m just going to color the layer above we’re gonna make it some

Like almost white color and then a typical trick if you are drawing jewelry it doesn’t need to be a big deal you just need to draw like three dots we can pick one dot over here and this is the darkest color and then I’ll use another like semi-dark color

And I will draw like another another oval over here and then I’m gonna pick almost a pure white actually I will have to pick a pure white and put the biggest circle in the middle oh wow now it looks like a shiny Pearl and I’m

Just gonna kind of uh do this just so it stands out a little bit and yeah now I have a little shiny necklace now the final thing that we want to do is just color in the line work this already looks really good but the line work is a

Little bit harsh because there’s no coloring to it I like to color in the line work using an airbrush I just find that it’s much softer if I’m coloring in the skin I’m going to use a color similar to the skin tone I’m on the

Paler side but you know a little bit tan because I go back to I went to Hawaii we’re gonna pick the shadow color move it closer to Red like very close to red and we’re just going to drag it down generously down toward the bottom right and this will be our airbrush color

So on our line work whereas the line work with the skin here we go I’m gonna make a clipping mask over it and with our soft airbrush I’m just gonna color in the line work also for the eyes for the eyeliner what I do is I take that same color and I

Just kind of brush it on the inner corners and the outer corners of the eye it just makes your eye glow a little more it makes it look a little softer for the finer hair details I’m gonna pick a color closer to the color of my hair

For the fine details and for the shirt I’m picking a softer blue I find that doing this overall kind of softens your emo a little bit and makes it look less harsh now the very final thing we’re gonna do and I’m gonna toggle off the background for this because the PNG is

We’re gonna add an outline I like to add a thick black like pure black outline to my emoji I just personally find that it makes the art stand out better so I’m gonna click this magic Auto Select tool refer to editing layer only I’m gonna

Find the layer of the line art with the hand this is why we kept it separate I’m gonna click in the Dead Space so I’m not going to click on the liner I’m going to click on some Dead Space it will select everything in the dead space under

Select we can invert it so it only selects our arms line art select expand selected area by 30 and then here it gets a little bit tricky because um I didn’t layer everything properly but beneath the liner overhand we’re gonna make a new clipping layer and we’re gonna fill the selection with

Black now this looks really bad you can see that it highlighted both outside and inside so if I had layered this properly I could have just dragged this black layer all the way to the back I did not layer it properly so I’m just going to

Go and grab my Eraser and just uh erase everything on the inside we only want this dark outline to be on the outside this is again something that I just personally like I just personally draw like this you don’t have to use this black outline if you don’t want to it is

Definitely like a personal style thing and I’m just gonna try to erase it down a little bit so it kind of tapers down into my emote so it doesn’t cut off as harshly and then on the line art for the rest of the outline the outline of the

Hair I’m gonna select in the Dead Space again we’re gonna invert the selection and once again we’re gonna expand it by 30 pixels and I’m gonna scroll all the way to the bottom of all of my layers make a layer and then I’m gonna fill it and it’s

Gonna be behind everything and there you have it here is our little wave emote I know it looks a little wonky right now because again the outline looks really harsh but let me just show you it in terms of emote sizes so this might be a

Little bit hard to see this is a website that I really like it’s called applique.dev slash it’s back slash twitch elements really hard to read the name but this is a website where you can test emotes and sub badges to kind of gauge the sizing if I were to actually

Be used in twitch so as you can see here on the right hand side I have my emotes tested in a twitch chat hypothetically and now you can see the black outline doesn’t look as harsh anymore so hopefully that justifies it because I personally really like my blackout pins

A lot but this is my updated emo tutorial I hope you found this really helpful this is the art style that I personally work in all of the emos that I have on my Etsy Shop are all done in this art style because it’s my art style

But yeah this is my updated email tutorial I now need to remake like all of my Emos for my twitch Channel because even though the difference between my previous emo style and now is like slightly different it’s still noticeable enough at least to me to where I’m kind

Of like nitpicky about my own art but if you like my emotes and you’re too lazy to do it yourself don’t worry I have an Etsy shop in which I sell my emotes on there and they’re pretty cheap I charge like a dollar per emote for my emote

Pack so check out my Etsy to go grab them there and I also have a coffee in which I sell for you resources for streamers or wait I don’t sell they’re just free I’m trolling but check me out there as well I am also streaming on Twitch three days a week Mondays

Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 PM PST so I hope to catch you guys there in one of my live streams or in another YouTube video peace