@@ronron208 DO you work for the industry now? not saying you are wrong, but he probably knows the work environment better than you do seeing as hes the one actually working there
i absolutely appreciate all your videos❤, i remember the first video i learned on this channel to draw hatsune miku walk cycle, it's been 2+ years studying animation and compositing, and this year i got a job as a compositor in japan. Thanks a lot I've made this far with the help of your videos 😊😊
Dong could you do a video on genga coloring someday, not just the common universal colors but all the sort of coloring rules they use with different settei for different productions, as well as for fx and other obscure colorings and what they indicate for comp? love your videos!
I think that would be super helpful too! I love how the final linework looks with all of the colors, but actually doing them on my own drawings is another story.
Animators are using these lines before actual coloring to indicate Highlights and Shadows and/or gradient. Blue lines : Shadows outlines Red lines : Highlights outlines Green lines : Gradient indicator And they also commonly fill in those colors, which varies on our individual opinion. For example : (For the gradient, you don't really have to fill in.) Purple : Hair Shadow Yellow : Highlights fill in Light/Dark Green : Saturation Lighter Blue : Others (Clothes, skin...) Slight darker Yellow : Skin Shadows It really varies depending on you. I honestly use pink for accessories and orange for skin Shadows. It's very up to you to choose how many fill in colors, outlines you are comfortable with and in which spot you put them.
> If you don't have cossplayer grab your own face and a mirror to do your own expressions Thanks for the suggestion, I will crossdress as miku. (jk, I think I'll just try using expressions in MMD for reference)
Hi sir i'm a big fan of your from Bangladesh, i'm a student of engineering, but i want to be a anime artist,and i love to watch your videos, i learn a lot from your video but i have no device to practice your teaching 💔So please pray for me so that i can manage a device for my self❤️☺️
Yeah equipment is pretty expensive. But my advice is to just get the device you actually want instead of skimping to save because you save money that way. You might want to buy something quick so you can start, but each device has a different pros and cons and changing devices can make your artwork look bad until you get used to it. Better to just delay a little and just get that ideal device of your choice.
@Dong Chang Do you have a video dedicated of explaining the Color Red,Blue and green on the chareters animation meaning? Tbh I'm still confused what does colors means when you are animated? Bayduway hopefully my question makes sense.
I picked up those tips in this video: ruclips.net/video/lTwMjbD2adQ/видео.html , but there could be others. From what I understand is the red lines represent highlights while the blue represents the shadow. The yellow and green are the fills for highlights and shadows respectively (these may vary in different studios). Hope this helps
Yeah ! Animators are using these lines before actual coloring to indicate Highlights and Shadows and/or gradient. Blue lines : Shadows outlines Red lines : Highlights outlines Green lines : Gradient indicator And they also commonly fill in those colors, which varies on our individual opinion. For example : (For the gradient, you don't really have to fill in.) Purple : Hair Shadow Yellow : Highlights fill in Light/Dark Green : Saturation Lighter Blue : Others (Clothes, skin...) Slight darker Yellow : Skin Shadows It really varies depending on you. I honestly use pink for accessories and orange for skin Shadows. It's very up to you to choose how many fill in colors, outlines you are comfortable with and in which spot you put them.
Brok, change de vidio name for "draw emotions like anime who never yo do" or somethin like, and chane the miniature to 3 characters like powerfull girls whit exagerate expresions. 👌
I added some snot coming out of mikus nose prety cute. I recently got into working for Japanese animation. And your work is always helpful.
Congrats bro!
Yow that amazing
I tell ya, it IS hell, you'll work even it's sunday. Good luck working on Japanese animation.
@@ronron208 DO you work for the industry now? not saying you are wrong, but he probably knows the work environment better than you do seeing as hes the one actually working there
@@deddrz2549Yes I still do.
I can feel the へー radiating from the anger one, I can almost hear her. perfect
I'll always be looking forward to your works, arts and animations!
Thanks for making these it's your channel has been a greater resource for industry newcomers
Your video was so helpful, especially for me as a beginner artist!! Thx so much for the great video
Always love seeing your vids in my sub feed, glad to hear you’re going to continue with this channel!
i absolutely appreciate all your videos❤, i remember the first video i learned on this channel to draw hatsune miku walk cycle, it's been 2+ years studying animation and compositing, and this year i got a job as a compositor in japan.
Thanks a lot I've made this far with the help of your videos 😊😊
I love your job! thanks for these tutorials!
Yes! This is it!
Thank you so much Mr. Dong Chang!
I'm really interested in animation,
but ofc the first struggle is Drawing.
We need more like this!
Thanks for the tips as always! This is my new favorite channel anything related to anime and its process! Keep up the good work, Dong!
This is my new favorite channel! Keep up the awesome videos!
I really love what you do and you are so good at that
Thanks for sharing with us Dong!
bw the music in your videos is always a pleasure
I'm glad to see that your channel is growing. Your videos are very informative and helpful.
You're so awesome! Love your videos and they help a lot!
Yes!!!! I was waiting for a video like this!!!
Love your art style
Love your content Dong!!!
Dong could you do a video on genga coloring someday, not just the common universal colors but all the sort of coloring rules they use with different settei for different productions, as well as for fx and other obscure colorings and what they indicate for comp?
love your videos!
Thank you so much for your videos!
Do you think one day you could do a video on color separation in animation?
I think that would be super helpful too! I love how the final linework looks with all of the colors, but actually doing them on my own drawings is another story.
Animators are using these lines before actual coloring to indicate Highlights and Shadows and/or gradient.
Blue lines : Shadows outlines
Red lines : Highlights outlines
Green lines : Gradient indicator
And they also commonly fill in those colors, which varies on our individual opinion.
For example :
(For the gradient, you don't really have to fill in.)
Purple : Hair Shadow
Yellow : Highlights fill in
Light/Dark Green : Saturation
Lighter Blue : Others (Clothes, skin...)
Slight darker Yellow : Skin Shadows
It really varies depending on you.
I honestly use pink for accessories and orange for skin Shadows.
It's very up to you to choose how many fill in colors, outlines you are comfortable with and in which spot you put them.
Racing, snow, senbonzakura… we stan them all
very cute! thank you for the video they are very helpful
Thank you !😊
Thank for the video! Very helpful!
And thanks for your channel as well!
👍
Love the vids goat
brings a guide for those who are starting now what to draw
They help, they definitely help.
“The 2D equivalent of a T-pose”… I feel guilty for some reason 😅
Asking cosplayers for refs is a good piece of advice. 😊
helping me get in the mood to get back to work 👍
Thank you Dong🤩🙌
Hi dong...
Once again thank you so much for your teachings...
Please for your next tutorial... Can you teach how to easily draw Hand and animate them?
thank u so much
You're so helpful 💙
The best tutorials.
Eu amo seus vídeos 💕♥️♥️
você é brasileira ?
@@edsonmoura1 Sou do Brasil sim, tu também é?
@@belinhasam3183 sim, tem instagram ?
finaaly a video
im gonna color these drawings and send them to you using the methods i learned from you
You have good models for reference. I don't believe I have seen this one before. Did you have this in your Patreon?
thx just thx
> If you don't have cossplayer grab your own face and a mirror to do your own expressions
Thanks for the suggestion, I will crossdress as miku. (jk, I think I'll just try using expressions in MMD for reference)
💕
This video was great 👍
You are a fucking genius🤩
Can you make a video of how to draw bodies
Hi sir i'm a big fan of your from Bangladesh, i'm a student of engineering, but i want to be a anime artist,and i love to watch your videos, i learn a lot from your video but i have no device to practice your teaching 💔So please pray for me so that i can manage a device for my self❤️☺️
Yeah equipment is pretty expensive. But my advice is to just get the device you actually want instead of skimping to save because you save money that way. You might want to buy something quick so you can start, but each device has a different pros and cons and changing devices can make your artwork look bad until you get used to it. Better to just delay a little and just get that ideal device of your choice.
Please use Open Toonz again if you can so it gets more attention
@Dong Chang Do you have a video dedicated of explaining the Color Red,Blue and green on the chareters animation meaning? Tbh I'm still confused what does colors means when you are animated?
Bayduway hopefully my question makes sense.
I picked up those tips in this video: ruclips.net/video/lTwMjbD2adQ/видео.html , but there could be others. From what I understand is the red lines represent highlights while the blue represents the shadow. The yellow and green are the fills for highlights and shadows respectively (these may vary in different studios). Hope this helps
@@DEdge2D Thanks You ❤
Yeah ! Animators are using these lines before actual coloring to indicate Highlights and Shadows and/or gradient.
Blue lines : Shadows outlines
Red lines : Highlights outlines
Green lines : Gradient indicator
And they also commonly fill in those colors, which varies on our individual opinion.
For example :
(For the gradient, you don't really have to fill in.)
Purple : Hair Shadow
Yellow : Highlights fill in
Light/Dark Green : Saturation
Lighter Blue : Others (Clothes, skin...)
Slight darker Yellow : Skin Shadows
It really varies depending on you.
I honestly use pink for accessories and orange for skin Shadows.
It's very up to you to choose how many fill in colors, outlines you are comfortable with and in which spot you put them.
And when you study facial expressions do you make it into a character like you did or just recreate the person in a realistic style.
hi guys does anyone know if dong has a workshops ?
hi dong :)
may I ask what brush you are using in this video?
Did you attend art school
Brok, change de vidio name for "draw emotions like anime who never yo do" or somethin like, and chane the miniature to 3 characters like powerfull girls whit exagerate expresions. 👌
It can be a pretty decent reference for me Nice,btw dong in my country mean dick,well that aside,nice advice thanks!
Why always women ...