Creating Shading and Gradients on Vector Lines I don't understand why a logo needs to be in vectors in this case because the brush tip will always stay pixelated no matter how you scale it up. Real scalable logos have no images in them. CSP can't do vector fill (and the only tool that can, the balloon, is hard to use). It's better to just use Inkscape for usable logos. The gradient seems it would just be quicker to paint over with airbrush on a layer clipped down to the yarn.
TIPS #1 Let's Draw a Charming Watercolor-Style Illustration I like how you did the thumbnail and detailed designs, that's such a useful tip I'll definitely be using it in the future, your character is also so cute =3
Professional illustration process: Shikimi #1 1. Rough sketches I love the concept of the drawing! So creative!
Creating Shading and Gradients on Vector Lines
I don't understand why a logo needs to be in vectors in this case because the brush tip will always stay pixelated no matter how you scale it up. Real scalable logos have no images in them. CSP can't do vector fill (and the only tool that can, the balloon, is hard to use). It's better to just use Inkscape for usable logos. The gradient seems it would just be quicker to paint over with airbrush on a layer clipped down to the yarn.