@@Linbuxian eh i can get all the anatomy right, but never the hands, because the hands and feet have their own anatomy to be studied, so i guess it depends on what you focus on.
Have a tip for you: duplicate the layer, and erase the part you want on one layer, and erase the other part on the other layer. You will have one layer with what you want to warp, and one layer with what you want to keep.
Warm light source - - cold shadows and viceversa Neutral base color Basic shading Basic lightning Redish/orangish hues due to blood and loghtbing Contrast and depth Detailed and minucious shading Small details and highlights
The biggest problem with skin shading tutorials is that they teach you theory but never practice. No one teaches which brush to use, what's the opacity setting, how to avoid layering shadows with multiple strokes etc. I learned theory so many times i can give a shading lesson, but i still cant do it myself.
to be fair this depends on the medium you're using. depends on the software (what brushes you have, what blending tools you have). as for the multiple strokes thing, one way i avoid this (in Medibang) is to draw with the (watercolor) brush at 100% opacity, and then to reduce the layer opacity until it 'looks good'.
This is soooooooo true!!!!! I hear what everyone who replied is saying, in that it's because it depends But it would still be so helpful to know anyway. That would be a great start! Then understanding color theory will allow you to improve.
I recommend Mmmmonexx beginner digital coloring tutorial Even in his non digital tutorials, he's really good at explaining coloring, strokes, opacity, etc Of course there's so many great artists offering to teach their skills on YT and it's really helpful, but for some like me, I need specific demonstrations to get better. So I understand from everyone's pov
ericanthonyj No, really! Its the first time I heard about cold and warm colors’ contrast, plus, this kind of shading looks complex outside, but it actually is really easy! Thank you so much for the tutorial!
@@thesilentkitten you're welcome. When coloring a character a darker tone I myself don't understand it. It's really not any tutorials that will go into deep details and break it down.
This was great. Watching people make great images is good. But when you break it down, the basics of color, and how to apply them, then build on them is immensely useful. Your tutorial gave enough information, without leaving me limited to doing things your way. There is still enough room for me to find my voice, an still be rooted in the basic fundamentals. Thank you.
"Most of the beginners will take the basic color and just make it dark for the shadows..." *omg how did u know* Edited: well whatever this helped me in choosing colors, thanks
I can't agree more with taking small steps and not rushing to the end. Rushing through and wanting to se the big picture right away is what actually has held me for the longest. Thank you very much for your detailed techniques and suggestions. Be blessed.
I literally was drawing and watching at the same time, and at the end I just "And I love you with all my fart and soul" "Wait did he just say what I think he did? Did he really just say--"
Honestly there's a lot of talented people on youtube for drawing but you are by far the best teacher. You just explain everything so well it's astonishing. Keep up the good work!!
I can't believe this was your first tutorial! It was amazing! You already taught me more than a course I paid for that spends hours on painting. I'm very impressed. Thank you so much for this!
I just started digital painting today because today I got my first drawing tablet. Obviously I've watched a lot of videos over the past hours. You're the first one with a totally different approach, an approach that's way easier to pick up for beginners. At least for me. Honestly, your videos, especially this one, were the first that gave me the "yeah, I can do that' feeling. Thank you a thousand times.
Thank you so much for sharing this! I've been trying to create more painterly pieces and I think this is one of those key things I forgot/ never had the depth of this technique explained to me. Seeing the break down of each layer really helped! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you so much for this! Super helpful! I always tend to rush and get impatient during my pieces. Being told to take it slow and really assess what's going on is an awesome tip!
As a self taught digital artist who only draws as a hobby, I had no idea about the whole colour spectrum thing with cool and warm tones being used to shade, thank you so, so much!
Came here just to say thank you Eric, this was one of the first videos i watched 2020 when i just started digital art, and now I've gotten so much better. I've learnt a lot and still learning. ❤❤
This was such a great skin tutorial! I've watched a lot of them, and this is one of the best. You are very good at explaining the steps without being too vague or too detailed about them. Thank you so much and I hope you will do a lot more of these kinds of tutorials in the future! :)
Dear Eric, thanks for this helpful tutorial. Actually we would appreciate if you can help us to understand the brush techniques. What kind of brushes we should use for skin painting. Thanks
hey i just wanted to say that i just started digital painting about a week ago and i very basic knowledge of it being i can draw and can understand some of the point of view aspects and such but anyway ive been trying to find videos online to help point me in the right direction for colors,lighting and shadows ect. after watching about 45 videos yours has by far helped me the most and the way you explain things was very helpful .just wanted to say thanks and very good job my friend
Thank you for this. As someone who has started recently down the path of learning digital art this was very useful. Your teaching style was very clear.
Thank you for this tutorial! My comfort zone is Anime-style drawings, but I want to get back into realism. I work two jobs, so for me quantity can be difficult because of my time. I really want to produce more art. I do what I can though! :')
I suggest do as much as your time and schedule allows. Don't stress yourself because that'll just make it harder. Remember to have fun and just give your best :)
I knew all of this for the past 2 years, but now i'm trying to do digital art again this has taught me more and why my picture isn't going in the direction i want it to especially with the warm light to cold shadows and vice versa. Thank you so much!
Dude you said you were worried that it wasn't to terrible. Well I found this the only tutorial I could see logical steps. All the other ones on face shading were these same use 4 color the whatever pallette then they unlike you did not paint in a logical way. Their way was guady shapes you couldn't even tell it was the same sketch at all. You though built up step by step and it was skillful but also simplistic and your explainations are super clear on the intent with the light and dark colors while they were mixing the colors you showed how changing hues slightly and a bit lighter or darker brings the skin to life. I've been trying to figure this out for 10 years and they confused me but your's was simplicity and ingenius at once and no guessing colors just move a bit here and there and you are done. Thanks I'm saving this page, it's the one that will help me the most.
Honestly this video came at the right time because i have been struggling with painting skin for a while now so this really helped me a lot, thank you. XD
Nice tutorial, I like the idea of using cool shadows too but what I leaned from photo studies is that the cool color of the shadows are caused by the ambient light color (might be the sky) which reflects on an object and the ambient light is more prominent over the shadows because the area is not affected from the direct light (sunlight) So I think it would be better to use a cool colored background for it to make more sense, or turn down the saturation a bit more on the shadow color. Not complaining here, you get to make decisions for your own piece and it looks good anyway
You're correct, the environment does heavily influence the colors. Bounce light is really important to factor in but I didn't want to make this tutorial too complicated and long. Perhaps I will create another video in which I will explain some more advanced lighting scenarios. Thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it! :)
It's really nice after watching the video to look through the comments and find even more useful stuff!! And they're good things to keep in mind indeed :)
I’ve just started digital painting... and as soon as I’ve purchased the program I was like.... I‘m out and then you come by showing me this masterpiece explanation. It motivated me not give up (yet ;)), thanks a lot!
I love how he's so precise with every logic.. i mean everything makes sense. you can easily understand cuz of the way he explains the logic of how to color properly
Very good explanation! I wish it went into the "how" a bit more of actually painting the skin and hair, like how to shade and blend like that to make it look realistic. I hope that makes sense. Still, very well done and I always appreciate your videos!
I'm a little late but THIS VIDEO is literally why I went on youtube to search for and honestly I probably won't understand anything but the theory but I still wanna watch It and hopefully learn something C:
*Every RUclips tutorial on painting/shading/highlighting* Me "Oh wow this looks so easy, great tutorial, I can't wait to try this!" Also me when I go to shade my sketches "How do I draw again"
I wish you went into depth as to how you shaded,it would’ve been a whole lot more helpful then just undoing layers and explaining what we are looking at,that’s just me maybe. Nonetheless,still informative
You might have missed it; 4:20 - 5:30 (basic color palette technique), 7:51-9:13 (he says "study color", but means "study lighting and color") 12:56 -13:32 (details and highlights) and 14:26 - 15:23 (Most important part!)
I'm really happy I found your channel - I just got into digital painting and i've been struggling more than I expected, but your videos really help me understand the process and the mechanics behind the art. Thank you :)
Jaw dropped when you said this was your first time trying to teach a technique. Really well done! Would be great if you were able to share the .psd used or a similar one. Found myself wanting to flip back and forth between layers and study the progression.
This was a good tutorial and as a fan of your style it was both interesting and helpful, however, I think you could have went into more detail on your process of picking the value of different colors and staying consistent with them. Keep up the vid bro 👌👌👌
Most of them are custom brushes (link is in the description of this video) but I could probably create the same piece with just the standard brushes that come with most programs. :)
Your videos are really so helpful to me. The motivating tone and helpful way you explain your process is seriously making me a better artist. I cannot thank you enough.
This was like the best and most helpful art tutorial I've ever seen, it's these sort of basics that artists don't really know how to explain, but you did it phenomenally! Thank you and your art style is so pretty!!!!
Thanks so much for this post. I learned more while watching you than 6 months of online courses. You have a nice way of explaining concepts that is both simple yet informative. You've gained yourself a new subscriber :)
For someone who has not done a tutorial. this is a very good tutorial! The skin translucency thing was really interesting for me, never thought of it that way! :D
What's the hardest part for you to draw? I think feet are really tricky 😋
ericanthonyj Hands are pretty tricky too
And haaands x.o but what i hate most even i do a decent job...is hair
Hair 💔
Finally one of my main issues is painting skin.
arms hav been giving me the most trouble
You've deleted things before....DON'T DELETE THIS ONE. It's very helpful. lol
dominique eure I'll leave it up just for you 😉 haha
@@ericanthonyj for me too, and everyone else who watch this because this.is.AMAZING :3
Aww, don't delete your hard work! It's so sweet of Dominique to defend it, too!
@@crunchynut0007 1 year later* EricanthonyJ deletes vid
EricAnthonyJ and me ^-^
“This is so good, it can’t get better than this”
**adds another layer**
“Wtf it’s better”
EVERYTIME
speaking on behalf of all artists:
HANDS
@@ratsmeat i highly disagree
@@Linbuxian eh i can get all the anatomy right, but never the hands, because the hands and feet have their own anatomy to be studied, so i guess it depends on what you focus on.
@@Snatxi Break it down into shapes. I'm a big fan of bridgeman and the loomis method.
The pain when you realize that you forget to switch layers and painted everyting in a single layer.
Have a tip for you: duplicate the layer, and erase the part you want on one layer, and erase the other part on the other layer. You will have one layer with what you want to warp, and one layer with what you want to keep.
Same
Just lock the layer when u r done with it
ngl when i do that i really just give up and just trash it-
traditional artists: am i a joke to u?
I've been drawing for 10 years and somehow am still a beginner when it comes to coloring haha
Me too
you don’t need to talk about me like that
F
(raises hand) after 15 years, same XD
Same
Warm light source - - cold shadows and viceversa
Neutral base color
Basic shading
Basic lightning
Redish/orangish hues due to blood and loghtbing
Contrast and depth
Detailed and minucious shading
Small details and highlights
Thanks for this. Now I can just put the guide next to my painting 👌🏻
thank you💙
Thaaaankss
why you saysint thanks like i dont get the joke
loghtbing isnt a word anyways
this is the next tutorial i'm following
Oh my gosh it's youuu
Hi! Sorry i dont know who you are sorry-
@@ninimomworld5575 I saw this in my notifications and I thought my broke ass had asked a stranger on the internet to sell me their drawing tablet I-
Yoooooo
omggg can't believe i found you here haha after watching your shane dawson & jefree star's video
" don't select the skin tone and make it darker "
Me : my man why you're going to expose me like that 😂
( I'm a beginner )
Tae hyung Kim
Because he’s evilllll I do it to ;_;
I cringed. Hahaha. I just did that an hour ago. Hated the result at least.
KINGWOLF r/woosh
KINGWOLF lololol ok boomer (jk pls don't kill me 🤣)
And i thought it was pretty nice for me😂
The biggest problem with skin shading tutorials is that they teach you theory but never practice. No one teaches which brush to use, what's the opacity setting, how to avoid layering shadows with multiple strokes etc. I learned theory so many times i can give a shading lesson, but i still cant do it myself.
to be fair this depends on the medium you're using. depends on the software (what brushes you have, what blending tools you have). as for the multiple strokes thing, one way i avoid this (in Medibang) is to draw with the (watercolor) brush at 100% opacity, and then to reduce the layer opacity until it 'looks good'.
@@akaehm spilled the truth🙂
I agree with you...
This is soooooooo true!!!!!
I hear what everyone who replied is saying, in that it's because it depends
But it would still be so helpful to know anyway. That would be a great start!
Then understanding color theory will allow you to improve.
I recommend Mmmmonexx beginner digital coloring tutorial
Even in his non digital tutorials, he's really good at explaining coloring, strokes, opacity, etc
Of course there's so many great artists offering to teach their skills on YT and it's really helpful, but for some like me, I need specific demonstrations to get better.
So I understand from everyone's pov
You: "so this looks pretty..."
Me: good
You: "terrible"
KayGee What?
69 likes, nice
5:46 😅
It didn’t look that great.
KayGee that’s for his standards and his work
*me thinking my art looks really great
*starts staring at my art until I hate it
LMAOOO, Thats me every frigging time
Same here
Yup!!
I do that too, so I don't ever wanna look at my art ;-;
Fellow ml player
You are probably the person that made the best skin shading tutorial.
😮 Thanks so much!!!
ericanthonyj No, really! Its the first time I heard about cold and warm colors’ contrast, plus, this kind of shading looks complex outside, but it actually is really easy! Thank you so much for the tutorial!
@@yuhaino true
Definitely help me understand the warm and cold light and shadow part :) I was a bit confused on t but nice to know I wasnt too far off
I overlooked and ignored color for a long time but it really is important :) Glad it helped!
yeah... this is so understandable. i love this keep it up man
Could you do one on dark skin? Dark skin is something that's harder to find on RUclips. It's hard to me to paint a character with a darker skin tone.
Would love to watch a tutorial on dark skins too !
Yes! I can definitely do a tutorial on how to paint dark skinned people. Thx for the suggestion :)
Just use brown
LKU Legandary Kreative Universe thank you so much for asking this!
@@thesilentkitten you're welcome. When coloring a character a darker tone I myself don't understand it. It's really not any tutorials that will go into deep details and break it down.
For people interested, the warm colours effects on the skin is called Sub Surface Scattering
Thank you 😊
SSS for us , Sir x)
"I did some basic shading to the hair"
makes beautiful hair i would wish to make as a final product
Life story bro
This was great. Watching people make great images is good. But when you break it down, the basics of color, and how to apply them, then build on them is immensely useful. Your tutorial gave enough information, without leaving me limited to doing things your way. There is still enough room for me to find my voice, an still be rooted in the basic fundamentals.
Thank you.
Awesome! Couldn't really ask for more. Thanks for watching and for your comment 🙂
"underneath our skin there is blood, bones, veins etc.."
Me: **HAVING A PANIC ATTACK FOR SOME REASON**
same idk why 😂
Same, I felt really uncomfortable
AYO WHY WE LEARNING BIOLOGY AYO
Under this mask there is an idea...
Wait, wrong speech.
i hope you take meds/get therapy for that anxiety
"Most of the beginners will take the basic color and just make it dark for the shadows..."
*omg how did u know*
Edited: well whatever this helped me in choosing colors, thanks
I felt so attacked when he said that
@@infamousheadshaker3600 I felt guilty lol
Cuz he was doing it to when he was like us Xd
That part about how to avoid 'muddy' colors was brilliant. What I was looking for. Thank you!
Me: Wow looks pretty good already
Him: Looks pretty terrible right now
Me: Yes
This was extremely helpful in understanding how to paint through a process, you should definitely make more tutorials!
Thx for the nice feedback. Really encourages me to keep creating new content :)
Yeah man
You're in Thailand man. Stop watching silly videos online! Haha
wait Ahmed is in my homeland?
Kuush kihng VEVO On my way to Chiang Mai :p
AHMED I MISS YOU:'(
This is one of the best tutorials for painting skin I have seen so far! Everything is explained step by step as it should be!
Stagh Thx a lot! Really made my day 😁🎉
Good work has to be appreciated, especially when it helps other people!
You're a good teacher. You went over the layers one at a time and explained it with great care and aren't condescending at all. Thank you very much!
I can't agree more with taking small steps and not rushing to the end. Rushing through and wanting to se the big picture right away is what actually has held me for the longest. Thank you very much for your detailed techniques and suggestions. Be blessed.
15:46
"And I love you.. with all my fart and soul"
hahaha true
"pizza"
I heard that too XD I wonder if it was purposeful..
Why can't I hear it as heart lol 😂😂😂 😂
I literally was drawing and watching at the same time, and at the end I just
"And I love you with all my fart and soul"
"Wait did he just say what I think he did? Did he really just say--"
This is super helpful. Skin has always intimidated me when it comes to drawing people. I'm gonna have to try this.
Honestly there's a lot of talented people on youtube for drawing but you are by far the best teacher. You just explain everything so well it's astonishing. Keep up the good work!!
I can't believe this was your first tutorial! It was amazing! You already taught me more than a course I paid for that spends hours on painting. I'm very impressed. Thank you so much for this!
I don't even own a digital tablet and have never painted digitaly, yet I still found this video extremely helpful. Thank you!
Haha that's funny! Thanks so much! Super happy you liked it anyways 💛
Him: don't get stuck on a painting for too long
Me: Leave most of my works in process
Good video! This will help me a lot for my journey. More love
That closing dude. "I love you with all my fart and soul." You get my like for that.
15:27 "This is my first tutorial"...... Dude, this is the best tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you so much for breaking it down so well!
I just started digital painting today because today I got my first drawing tablet. Obviously I've watched a lot of videos over the past hours. You're the first one with a totally different approach, an approach that's way easier to pick up for beginners. At least for me. Honestly, your videos, especially this one, were the first that gave me the "yeah, I can do that' feeling.
Thank you a thousand times.
your painting style is so nice and soft, its really inviting!! thanks for the video :D
kiradotexe thx so much for the feedback, it means a lot 💛
Thank you so much for sharing this! I've been trying to create more painterly pieces and I think this is one of those key things I forgot/ never had the depth of this technique explained to me. Seeing the break down of each layer really helped! Thank you so much for sharing!
Welcome! It always helps to see how things are broken down and how another artist works. Super happy that you liked the video 💛😃
Thank you so much for this! Super helpful! I always tend to rush and get impatient during my pieces. Being told to take it slow and really assess what's going on is an awesome tip!
As a self taught digital artist who only draws as a hobby, I had no idea about the whole colour spectrum thing with cool and warm tones being used to shade, thank you so, so much!
Came here just to say thank you Eric, this was one of the first videos i watched 2020 when i just started digital art, and now I've gotten so much better. I've learnt a lot and still learning.
❤❤
I really wish RUclips had a heart button! You've been helping my art so much!! Thanks so much for these tutorials!!
This was such a great skin tutorial! I've watched a lot of them, and this is one of the best. You are very good at explaining the steps without being too vague or too detailed about them. Thank you so much and I hope you will do a lot more of these kinds of tutorials in the future! :)
Thanks so much! This was my first try at doing a tutorial so I was a bit skeptical. I'm really happy you liked it :D More coming soon 💛
Dear Eric, thanks for this helpful tutorial. Actually we would appreciate if you can help us to understand the brush techniques. What kind of brushes we should use for skin painting. Thanks
hey i just wanted to say that i just started digital painting about a week ago and i very basic knowledge of it being i can draw and can understand some of the point of view aspects and such but anyway ive been trying to find videos online to help point me in the right direction for colors,lighting and shadows ect. after watching about 45 videos yours has by far helped me the most and the way you explain things was very helpful .just wanted to say thanks and very good job my friend
the best explanation of basic colours and shading along with simple skin colouring, love it
Currently on lockdown in the UK, decided to break out the dusty bamboo and give digi painting another try, where was this video 5 years ago man
Thank you for this. As someone who has started recently down the path of learning digital art this was very useful. Your teaching style was very clear.
Thanks a lot! Much success :D
Very helpful, I was never taught about using different hues to bring more life into the image, only value
As someone coming into Digital Painting that already understands Photoshop intimately, I found this exceptionally helpful. Thanks.
I love how everything you say sounds so real and useful I'm struggling with digital art, but I'll keepexercising
Your way of teaching is Nice and clear. I like you also to teach how the shading of folds on clothes.
Thank you for this tutorial! My comfort zone is Anime-style drawings, but I want to get back into realism.
I work two jobs, so for me quantity can be difficult because of my time. I really want to produce more art. I do what I can though! :')
I suggest do as much as your time and schedule allows. Don't stress yourself because that'll just make it harder. Remember to have fun and just give your best :)
Loved this. Thank you so much. I'd love to see more tutorials from you in the future, they're definitely very helpful.
Awesome to hear :D I will definitely create some more soon 💛
I knew all of this for the past 2 years, but now i'm trying to do digital art again this has taught me more and why my picture isn't going in the direction i want it to especially with the warm light to cold shadows and vice versa. Thank you so much!
Dude you said you were worried that it wasn't to terrible. Well I found this the only tutorial I could see logical steps. All the other ones on face shading were these same use 4 color the whatever pallette then they unlike you did not paint in a logical way. Their way was guady shapes you couldn't even tell it was the same sketch at all. You though built up step by step and it was skillful but also simplistic and your explainations are super clear on the intent with the light and dark colors while they were mixing the colors you showed how changing hues slightly and a bit lighter or darker brings the skin to life. I've been trying to figure this out for 10 years and they confused me but your's was simplicity and ingenius at once and no guessing colors just move a bit here and there and you are done. Thanks I'm saving this page, it's the one that will help me the most.
Honestly this video came at the right time because i have been struggling with painting skin for a while now so this really helped me a lot, thank you. XD
ZAS ? Awesome! Super happy that it helped!
Nice tutorial, I like the idea of using cool shadows too but what I leaned from photo studies is that the cool color of the shadows are caused by the ambient light color (might be the sky) which reflects on an object and the ambient light is more prominent over the shadows because the area is not affected from the direct light (sunlight) So I think it would be better to use a cool colored background for it to make more sense, or turn down the saturation a bit more on the shadow color. Not complaining here, you get to make decisions for your own piece and it looks good anyway
You're correct, the environment does heavily influence the colors. Bounce light is really important to factor in but I didn't want to make this tutorial too complicated and long. Perhaps I will create another video in which I will explain some more advanced lighting scenarios. Thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it! :)
you're welcome and agreed, this tutorial should be a simple one. Looking forward for your new videos :)
It's really nice after watching the video to look through the comments and find even more useful stuff!! And they're good things to keep in mind indeed :)
am i tripping or he said "and i love you, with all my fart and soul" at the end
now i can't unhear it thanks
@@veryfinalgirl he actually says that tho
It sounds like that because ,and it's obvious, he has an accent.
I’ve just started digital painting... and as soon as I’ve purchased the program I was like.... I‘m out and then you come by showing me this masterpiece explanation.
It motivated me not give up (yet ;)), thanks a lot!
I love how he's so precise with every logic.. i mean everything makes sense. you can easily understand cuz of the way he explains the logic of how to color properly
You are on a roll this week, Very much appreicated!
Hey Keke! Haha never uploaded this often before. A personal record, woot woot!
This was extremely helpful.. you couldn’t have done a better job to be honest
Thanks so much! Still learning this whole video-recording thing :)
Can’t wait until the next one, I created some art today after watching this video
Very good explanation! I wish it went into the "how" a bit more of actually painting the skin and hair, like how to shade and blend like that to make it look realistic. I hope that makes sense. Still, very well done and I always appreciate your videos!
deartotheheart I see what you mean. I'll do a tutorial with a proper demonstration soon :)
That would be wonderful, thank you so very much for considering!
i've watched lots of videos about skin painting..and that one is the best of all!! very simple and summarizing
Dude...I’ve seen artists use warm or cool shadows but they never explain why! It was one sentences, and now I got it. Thanks🙏
Thanks for this I’m starting to get into digital drawing but have no clue what I’m doing lol
When you accidentally flipped your canvass and you see one eye feels like moved on the forehead.
I'm a little late but THIS VIDEO is literally why I went on youtube to search for and honestly I probably won't understand anything but the theory but I still wanna watch It and hopefully learn something C:
That's awesome! Don't worry, it's really not that difficult to understand :P
Honestly one of the best tutorials I've seen! Good job for your first try!!
i'm not even kidding when i say this tutorial alone took my art to a whole new level. a hundred times thank you!!!
Final TOuches
Oh gee, what a great layer name
Redkit Bellson the TOuches make all the difference 😋
+ericanthonyj OoOf very TRue
*Every RUclips tutorial on painting/shading/highlighting*
Me "Oh wow this looks so easy, great tutorial, I can't wait to try this!"
Also me when I go to shade my sketches "How do I draw again"
I wish you went into depth as to how you shaded,it would’ve been a whole lot more helpful then just undoing layers and explaining what we are looking at,that’s just me maybe. Nonetheless,still informative
You might have missed it;
4:20 - 5:30 (basic color palette technique),
7:51-9:13 (he says "study color", but means "study lighting and color")
12:56 -13:32 (details and highlights)
and 14:26 - 15:23 (Most important part!)
I'm really happy I found your channel - I just got into digital painting and i've been struggling more than I expected, but your videos really help me understand the process and the mechanics behind the art. Thank you :)
Jaw dropped when you said this was your first time trying to teach a technique. Really well done!
Would be great if you were able to share the .psd used or a similar one. Found myself wanting to flip back and forth between layers and study the progression.
This was a good tutorial and as a fan of your style it was both interesting and helpful, however, I think you could have went into more detail on your process of picking the value of different colors and staying consistent with them. Keep up the vid bro 👌👌👌
Although it’s a tutorial, this video is kind of a mood
What brushes do you use?? Also, I love your work so much, keep up the good work :)
Most of them are custom brushes (link is in the description of this video) but I could probably create the same piece with just the standard brushes that come with most programs. :)
@@ericanthonyj thank you so much, will definitely check out!
Please NEVER delete this. This was insainly helpful thank you!!!!💗
This is such a good tutorial!
No matter what your media or painting style is, you get some information from this video to help you
This was so Helpful!!
Can you make a tutorial about how you use layers, we might learn something new!!
Heyy, thanks a lot! Yep, layers can be fun. I just put it on my list-of-videos-to-do haha
Wow, Thanks a lot!
I have almost similar way to approach on digital painting, haha
:D
I love this painting
Thanks! Hope it helps!
Wow you did it. Thank you. Was super helpful, will try a version and try posting in my channel. Great Content you have.
Thxxx :D
I'm not an artsy person but I like playing around with digital art and watching talented people!
Your videos are really so helpful to me. The motivating tone and helpful way you explain your process is seriously making me a better artist. I cannot thank you enough.
11:13 that's why my eyes never look right when I shade them. Thank you! I'll never forget to look for. the drop shadow in the eyes now.
This video was so helpful! Thank you so much!!
Awesome and Welcome :) Thanks for watching!
Damn your art is really good, wish i could draw like that
Thanks a lot! Just keep drawing. You'll get there ;)
You did a fantastic job of explaining how to use the darks and lights and what they do to the painting. Good work!
This was like the best and most helpful art tutorial I've ever seen, it's these sort of basics that artists don't really know how to explain, but you did it phenomenally! Thank you and your art style is so pretty!!!!
Full of really useful informations, thank you very much !
Glad it helped! Now get to painting! haha :P
You damn right ahha, let's get good :D
that was so helpful 👌❤
That's awesome! :)
*attempts to make face realistic. 20 minutes in and my hand feels like it's gunna fall off* yup nope not for me 😂
Thanks so much for this post. I learned more while watching you than 6 months of online courses. You have a nice way of explaining concepts that is both simple yet informative. You've gained yourself a new subscriber :)
The level of attention to detail is so satisfying to my virgo soul
Senpai: "really basic"
me: *breaks drawing tablet
Ty so much this really helps good job
Thanks a lot, appreciate it :)
When you lay down the "life" giving colors how do you blend them out to make them so smooth?
Do you use a specific brush?
use soft airbrush thats what they commonly use.
On Photoshop there's the mixer brush tool. It helps to blend colors.
For someone who has not done a tutorial. this is a very good tutorial! The skin translucency thing was really interesting for me, never thought of it that way! :D
thankyou so much for this i’ve been looking for weeks for a good understandable tutorial and the way u teach makes so much sense to me i’m grateful! ❤