How to Colorize Grayscale Paintings
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- To colorize a grayscale image, use adjustment layers and blending modes. Start by adjusting the contrast with a levels adjustment layer, then add a color balance layer to infuse color. Use blending modes like overlay, multiply, and color to add and refine colors without losing the original values. Gradient maps can help create smooth transitions between colors. Experiment with different layers and blending modes to achieve realistic and cohesive colorization.
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Having used Affinity Photo for so long, I forgot how clunky and tedious the layer management in Photoshop is.
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Damn precogs. I am in fact in the process of practicing this technique. You could not have possibly predicted that.
Hope it helps!
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Waaaay too many layers man :(
The file will be mpossible to send on e mail, and if you have a FLAT COLOR layer, yo can crop selections from that one witout having to make that much chaos in the layers panel.
John's a working professional artist. Some workflows don't seem practical outside of certain fields but usually have a basis in the requirements/pipeline of those professions.
For personal work, you should definitely flatten every once in a while and lock in work, rather than pushing things around endlessly and relying on editability to feel safe in the image choices you're making. But if you're in a field where an art director or someone else is going to have very specific notes or requirements for a later project, having these different things built-in can be a necessity.
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Auto colorizing black and white pictures is another feature..
No
I don't think it will survive
A lot of people feel the same way you do and that's totally understandable.
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As always, artists just need to find our place in the current environment. It can be scary but your unique ideas and your individual voice have a place. Whatever it looks like in the future, human touched art will always be better, whether it feels like it during the spookiest AI times. Keep honing your skills and knowledge of art/design principles.
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Drawing an arbitrary line between which mediums get our respect is a fool's errand. There will always be someone else who thinks that what they do requires more effort and more grit than what you do. Classical artists went out and gathered materials to hand-make their own art tools, pigments for painting and more. But they don't deserve to be called artists more than you, who probably purchases the majority of the traditional materials you use.
We respect artists for being artists. Whether that's you getting your hands dirty, a digital artist using a stylus for hours on end, or anyone else in between. It's all about the expression and the skill put into it.
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NGL doesn't look great
Umm your profile pic. Did you draw/paint that?
Is it necessary to start off with grayscale in order to the colors in a painting to work? This method confuses me, when searching for information about coloring this is always shown but i dont like it 🫠 i feel there must be another way
There are a LOT of other ways to color a painting. You can just work right into color from the start, even.
But this is one method people like using because it allows you to make a piece with good and consistent value, lights and darks, before worrying about color.
For this technique, you do need to have the black and white worked in first, as it's what gives depth to what are essentially flat colors you're putting in.
For some, this process doesn't work with how they think of and approach art. And that's okay!
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