Next, drag in the halo from the downloaded materials, Clip Studio Paint’s assets, “Circle of Angels, and place it on top of the bear’s head.

Then, do the same of the Angel Wings. Use the asset “Angel Feathers” from your downloads.

After that, right click the wing’s layer and choose “Rasterize”. Adjust the wing’s layer mode to overlay, or choose a layer mode that makes the wings bright.

Next, drag the “Left-flying Dove” brush from the downloaded assets into one of your brush tools and create doves for the background. Duplicate the layer, add a motion blur, then lower its opacity to your liking.

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Next, take the “Brush Pen 01” from the downloaded assets and adjust the ribbon under “stroke”. You can find stroke under the brush settings.

 

Here is an article in case you need help adjusting the settings for a brush.

 

 

The brush should look smooth at the top of the window. This new brush will be used for the linework of the bear.

Once done, press the “x” button. Create the linework for the bear.

 

When finished, duplicate the linework layer for an extra effect. The strokes will appear thicker. Merge the two linework layers together. Then, create a new layer under the linework layer for the bear’s colors, and use any tool for coloring under the lines.

Creating the Shading

After that, select the linework layer, change it to a reference layer, then shift select the linework and color layers. Go to “Edit”, “Shading Assist” at the top of Clip Studio Paint’s window. Adjust the bear’s lighting direction and colors for your liking.

Here is an article to look at for further assistance on “Shading Assist”.

For my shading, I blurred it overall. Once finished, duplicate the wings layer and blur them. Then, change the layer mode to make the wings bright and lower the layer’s opacity.