You know what I mean. Using the paint bucket tool and then getting that annoying square where the line split. Or finishing your beautifully rendered drawing, exporting it, uploading it, then discovering those tiny white dots where the paint bucket tool missed.
I've made efforts to better remedy this problem. For example, outlining the character first and filling it in with black. So at least if there's a part I forget to colour, it will be black and unnoticeable. I then turn the layer off while colouring the character and turn it back on once I'm done. Sometimes I use the outline effect on the colour layer itself and make it black, which can help if I colour outside the lines.
Another way is, ya know, actually checking for areas that I haven't coloured once I'm done. I make more of an effort to do this now, but the process is somewhat tedious and I still miss those darstardly white pixels sometimes.
My final way is simply to work on a bigger canvas as this makes the imperfections less noticeable.
Those are my solutions for now. I was wondering if you had any neat tips or tricks that helped you with this problem!
For context, I use Clip Studio Paint, but I'd love to hear advice for any other program that you use!