I know this is a Procreate Basics course, but I am trying to understand how colors work in general :D I would appreciate if someone tells me the keywords/term for the concept mentioned at 7:12 Because I can't see what she is referring to at 8:17 I want to search for it and understand the aspect which she mentions about color picking in this video I am a complete noob, please help :D
when she mentions no value changes she is basically talking about brightness (light to dark) and no saturation (vibrancy/grayness), as she mentioned in beginning of video. So at 7:12 she mentioned about changing color but not the value or saturation it means you change the color without changing the brightness and the grayness. In order to do this she showed an example of the blue where she picked up the color 2x so that you can see the difference. When she change one of the blue to yellow you notice that the color changed but so does the brightness and vibrancy/grayness of it compared to the color swatches on the first row. Thus, she moved the yellow a little to the right with the mini circle which changes brightness and grayness because she noticed that the yellow she had originally picked up was too bright. In order for the values to match she colored it next to the other yellow with no value changes and see how they blend together. If the colors are of the same value it should blend really well and they should have the same kind of tone like consistency. (she also did the smudge test to see how it smudges together which shows that the colors have no change in value). Also, if your confused why the yellow she picked didn't match the swatch on first rows yellow since they are suppose to be no value changes then its because she mentioned that she wanted the yellow to be more vibrant.
This is the most difficult to explain. Cuz my colors on the screen vibrates. But through my camera, the screen colors look different. So annoying. Later I’ll make a few sample swatches Image n pin it here
Episodes 1-10 were amazing for me as a beginner, thank you. But in episode 11 you seemed to switch into very fast ‘expert’ mode, and I didn’t understand a thing. Shame, but I guess some knowledge is better than none ...
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WOW! Thank you so much Haze! Just watched #10 (I stumbled upon it and learned SO MUCH!) I can’t wait to watch ALL your videos! Thank you SO much!❤
Thank you so much for your knowledge and art, you inspire me!
This is an incredible resource! I think it's really helpful as a reminder on color theory, thanks for this wonderful video!
very nice explanation but at the same time I'm overwhelmed
I am in awe AND complete puzzlement! How can you be so young and yet have learned this obviously in a short period of time?
You are the best!! Thank you so much!
great tutorials Haze Long...learned a lot...i am beginner in digital art drawing....thank you so much for the videos....
I like your videos, thank you for posting something very useful for begginers.
wonderful Tutorial as always!!! Thank you again
Amazing material. Thanks so much Hazel ♥️
Thx again, Haze. :) As always very instructive.
Awesome!
very informative video thank u a lot!
Thanks for another awesome video! The download in description doesn’t seem to be working, any help would be greatly appropriate 😊
I learned drawing and about colors since I was a kid & it's still confusing to me after more than 20 years 🥲🤕
Don’t worry. It’s a lifetime thing. At least to me. ☺️
I know this is a Procreate Basics course, but I am trying to understand how colors work in general :D
I would appreciate if someone tells me the keywords/term for the concept mentioned at 7:12
Because I can't see what she is referring to at 8:17
I want to search for it and understand the aspect which she mentions about color picking in this video
I am a complete noob, please help :D
when she mentions no value changes she is basically talking about brightness (light to dark) and no saturation (vibrancy/grayness), as she mentioned in beginning of video. So at 7:12 she mentioned about changing color but not the value or saturation it means you change the color without changing the brightness and the grayness. In order to do this she showed an example of the blue where she picked up the color 2x so that you can see the difference. When she change one of the blue to yellow you notice that the color changed but so does the brightness and vibrancy/grayness of it compared to the color swatches on the first row. Thus, she moved the yellow a little to the right with the mini circle which changes brightness and grayness because she noticed that the yellow she had originally picked up was too bright. In order for the values to match she colored it next to the other yellow with no value changes and see how they blend together. If the colors are of the same value it should blend really well and they should have the same kind of tone like consistency. (she also did the smudge test to see how it smudges together which shows that the colors have no change in value). Also, if your confused why the yellow she picked didn't match the swatch on first rows yellow since they are suppose to be no value changes then its because she mentioned that she wanted the yellow to be more vibrant.
What do you mean when you say colours vibrate?
This is the most difficult to explain. Cuz my colors on the screen vibrates. But through my camera, the screen colors look different. So annoying. Later I’ll make a few sample swatches Image n pin it here
I just draw as a hobbie for myself but I love it this video
Episodes 1-10 were amazing for me as a beginner, thank you. But in episode 11 you seemed to switch into very fast ‘expert’ mode, and I didn’t understand a thing. Shame, but I guess some knowledge is better than none ...