The #1 Trick To Make BREATHTAKING Game Art
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If I may recommend something as an artist, don't use solid blacks and whites for your brightness controls or fog. It makes stuff look really static and dull. It's better to gradient in dark and light values of actual colors. I like using blues for shadows and somewhere between lavender and yellow for highlights, but it depends on the color comp and mood you're going for. Blending modes are also good, multiply for shadows and overlay for highlights, if you need that extra oomph. That should help your values and colors be more dynamic.If nothing else though, please study a lil bit of color theory if you can? The basics will get you far and it's not hard to wrap your head around, at least at first. As a source, I think Marco Bucci has a good assortment of color theory videos and some exercises for those who wanna get into art in general. If you just wanna do game dev stuff though, his stuff is still very valuable. Pikat also has a video on general color theory thats pretty good.
Thank you for your advice!
This is fine for simple games such as platformers where its just simple landscapes, but suppose you want more detail, what do you do then? For example, if you plan to make say a visual novel, the background images would be different settings such as a school, a building, etc. And then you have the actual characters too. This is my biggest hurdle when it comes to making games, asset production. I suck at art and I have no idea on making music
I am working on improving in human anatomy, helps a lot with drawing and animating characters.
I needed such a video for my upcoming game!
This is a great video. Please make more like these
I think it turned out great. I would just change the dark green on the front left.
more videos about your game now pls
I really like how the far objects have more blue color on them and the wkite-ish clouds of course, but I prefer a bigger variety in green color from the first example, so something in between editing looks best to me. The reason is that there are barely any clouds so it should be sunny, bet at the end it looks overcast.
I love these type of videos🙌🏾
thank you thomas
hi Thomas , I am nour I am 16 years old, I am an Egyption I have been waching your videos for a while, and you inspired me to start my game dev journey. I saw your course And I really want to learn, but the course is 1000 dollars, In egypt that's 50000 pounds thats about my dad's mounth salary, so i would really appreciate the help.🙏
If this is another video that focuses on complimentary colors, im unsubscribing.
So let's begin...
See ya!
i hope thomas reads this! hi thomas if you need a video editor for 14 days i'm here to work i will work on one video for free so if you didn't like my work that would be faire i hope i get an answer from you i'm up for the challenge!
sorry but this doesn't look good. saying this as a graphic designer, you should never darken with pure black, nor light with pure white. that's why the color palette capsule-thingy ended up not looking great and giving a very washed-out palette. good color palettes have hue and saturation variation
Oh well each to its own...
I like the starting point better than the finished piece...it's much more vibrant and real, the last piece looks like one of those mobile games you play on the train for a minute and you close it... but oh well :D I mean like he said, there was no color coordination, yes, but the colors themselves... and their range was better in my view.
Is what you said 'factual' or opinion based?
Cause i'm on his page to learn some skills and gain insight.
Artistic liberties?
Bro THIS IS MADE IN 10 MINS. Have you watched him before? This was his main line, "Dont use solid black or white". He has other livestreams and videos which are long but done better. Time = Quality... Also if you want to learn "proffesionaly" then you can but his 2D art pro course that is very detailed. He needs to make a living too.
Thomas Brush having a Bob Ross session is something I never knew I needed in my life
Finally another 2D landscape art video after such a long time.! I will be using this to make loading screen's art for my 3D open world game. Thanks Thomas. 💌
Do love the 2d stuff Thomas makes.
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Thanks Thomas, this seems extremely useful to someone whos never really been good at art :)
lol it feels wrong how much better the art looks after using the color theory
was just starting to do my background! nice tips :)
in the end you used shadings and adjusted the picture, of course it will look better,
the colors did matter obviously but it felt like you KNEW what to change, i dont have that vision
That comes with practice he has been doing art for a long time. I have been doing 3d for almost 10 years and I still struggle with that artist eye.
To add to the practice comment, this is where references come in handy. You can study the game art (or photos) that you like and try to replicate that style in your own work. If you search for a landscape photo, you'll immediately see the "fog" that Thomas talks about in the video.
Great video, these are my favorite as well.
Awesome tutorial! Thank you. That's just what I needed, simple color theory in practice.
Thomas, could you create a similar tutorial on color for 2.5D or 3D game? I think it would be very useful.
These are definitely great stuff. What if we want to to be able to express ourselves artistically or go with a style in our mind. Because this only works with certain styles and doesn't solve the problem of creating valuable visual material like environment vibe and characters.
Thanks again 😁🎨🖌
Thank you!
Hey Thomas sir, this is amazing. Will use this to create my steam page. Hopefull it makes it look a lot more refined and like you said BREATHTAKING😁
Your game page?
@@sumittiwari9272 Steam page
thomas Ross