Posting this since it'd be a waste to keep it to myself (
Drawing notes:
*Almost entirely done with the line tool.
*Colors don't need to be perfectly accurate — choose based on your own eye.
For shadow colors, it's recommended to start from the base color and shift it just slightly toward a deeper hue (e.g. yellow → orange → red, green → sky blue → dark blue → purple), move a little to the right, then down about halfway — that tends to work well.
*Anything that looks symmetrical only needs to be drawn on one half; use the symmetry tool for the other half. This also applies to parts with only minor differences.
*For the Year 1 summer casual outfit, draw a section of the pants grid, then copy and paste it repeatedly (remember to align the grid pattern) — much easier than drawing it all by hand.
After finishing the clothes, use the blur brush — overlay mode — with a high-saturation orange, and lightly brush under the clothing. The visual effect is subtle but it may look a little better.
When putting on the top, remember to press the L stick to tuck it into the pants.
If you don't mind the extra effort and want a precise round neckline, you can look into pixel art techniques on your own.
*For the Year 1 winter casual outfit, if the legs look too short, you can extend the pants section upward a bit.
Reference image sources:
Year 1 winter casual: es setting collection
Year 1 summer casual: homepage Live2D, agency chibi version
Year 2 summer casual: homepage Live2D, agency chibi version
Year 2 winter casual: not drawn — personally not a fan of it.
About This Design
Pattern sheets for Hiwa's three casual outfits. Uses mostly straight-line tool with tips on color and symmetry.
How to Use This Design
*Use the straight-line tool throughout.
*Colors don't need to be exact — trust your eye; for shadow tones, shift slightly toward a deeper hue, a little right and halfway down.
*For symmetric parts, draw only one half and mirror with the symmetry tool.
*For Year 1 summer pants grid, draw a section then copy-paste, keeping the grid pattern aligned.
*After finishing, use blur pen (overlay, high-saturation orange) along the bottom edge of the outfit.
*When equipping the top, press the L stick to tuck it into the pants.
*For Year 1 winter outfit, if the legs look short, extend the pants section upward.