Creating meshes in manga…? What's that about? This is a more or less elaborate technique that allows you to add texture and density to your settings.
What you need to know
A mesh is a set of superimposed rectangles inside of which you draw a grid.
Too many superimpositions create areas that are too dark. Conversely, you shouldn't leave white areas. Here's the solution for getting the right results: Practice!
Start off with the help of a ruler. Over time you'll be able to draw the lines freehand.
Step 1: overlay your rectangles
Note! Make sure all the rectangles have the same dimensions.
Step 2: add the mesh to each rectangle
The key to success: keep the same space between lines for a consistent rendering.
There are two solutions for creating shaded meshes:
Links
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