Favorite Line-less artist?

[Zannen00]

Hello everyone!
I'm interested to do a line-less color for my comic, so time to look at some pretty pictures and study!

Would you guys kindly share any of your favorite Artist that tend to do line-less on their art?
And if you've happen to come across any good tutorials about the subject,
it'll be super awesome if you could link it too =D

Thank you for your time! (^^)

[UzukiCheverie]

Monster Pop! is gorgeous :') It's done in a very pastel/storybook art style.

The story is also hella adorable and tugs at my heartstrings so damn muuuch ; ; ; ;

[jacintawibowo]

Cucumber Quest! Awesome colors in this comic too :]

[Menbung]

You can always check the amazing Rei, they also have art with line work, but most of them color art is lineless, they even have some step by step art, where rei first does the line art sketch and then proceeds to add the colors. Enjoy

[Zanreo]

Missing Dream is a great comic with a cool and pretty likeness style

[joannekwan]

I second this!! A lot!!

[Zannen00]

@UzukiCheverie @jacintawibowo @Menbung @Zanreo

SWeeeet! This is going to help a lot!

Thank you so much for the recommendation and links guys!

[betabug64]

Gigi D. G.! She has this Nintendo kinda profile on her style, it makes it look like a storybook, gouache to some extent, maybe.

[spicy_sweets]

Welp, this getting necro'd gives me an excuse to share Aofuji Sui lol
Does this count as lineless? It's hers.

[JRHoch]

Not to toot my own horn, but you can check out, my rarely updated comic, Cucumber Salad:

Cucumber Salad | Tapas

It's pretty line-less but has a more painterly and less graphic style than some others that have been mentioned.

[JRHoch]

This one has a lot of lines...are there episodes not on Tapas where the style is more like your example?

[azzy-m]

I don't really follow a lot artists who do strictly lineless art, but the one that come into mind is the author of Out of the Blue.

Everything just looks so calming and it's very pleasing to the eye, it fits with the peaceful tone of the comic itself. It's one of the first comics I've seen on Tapas and it's one of the reasons why I stayed. I definitely recommend reading it if you haven't already!

[JeanGuillet]

GhostBlade | Tapas

WLOP...

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[UzukiCheverie]

Monster Pop's been around for around 6 years now (it actually just concluded), so its art style changed a lot over time. Chapter 3 onwards has a bit more of that style that I linked to