HOW TO COLOR YOUR SKETCHES DIGITALLY!| Photoshop Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In this video I’ll teach you how to color your traditional sketches digitally in Photoshop! I say Photoshop but everything except for step 3 (separating the sketch) will work in Procreate (in that case you can use the multiply and color underneath method instead)! Thank you so much for watching (and thank you for 1,000 subscribers)! I hope this tutorial was helpful! Please let me know what I could improve on in the comments to make the next one better!
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Me traditional drawing:OMG I MADE A MISTAKE AND I CAN'T ERASE ITTTTTT
Me digital drawing: WHY CAN'T IT BE LIKE PAPERRRR
A mood hahah
Always prefer traditional since you feel like you are in control. Digital makes it easier to color but I'm honestly intimidated by the number of layers being used.
Colonel Caker me 😂
This is so me LOL complains in traditional and complains in digital
Savio Almeida i draw digitally and only use 1-2 layers all the time
i prefer to sketch traditionally then transfer and colour digitally, i don't seem to find sketching digitally comfortable yet...
Something I think that helps a lot if you want to get more comfortable with sketching digitally is finding the right brush and the right settings that are most comfortable to you. Maybe I'll do a video about this 🤔
@@erikathegoober if you could do that, that would be so amazing!!! 💜💜
It takes time. I wasn't too comfortable sketching digitally as well but I adapted to it.
Same. I don't have a stylus or anything, so whenever I go in with my finger I feel like I'll mess up-
Me neither, actually! I just can make humans in digital (since I have practiced more with them), but if they have a very complicated pose or if it's an animal, Pokemon, whatever? I'm forced to make a sketch in traditional.
So I'm forcing myself to make lineart in digital from scratch lol. Pain.
I like coloring traditionally because the feeling of not being able to fix things give me a rush
omg lol! I guess there is more on the line if things don't go the way you planned!
erikathegoober the way you worded it seems like a fetish if some sort lmao
I actually enjoy occasionally sketching with a ballpoint or fineliner without pencil because it forces me to own my mistakes and be more meaningful with my strokes. I think some people get lazy with erasable materials or digital art.
I enjoy sketching traditionally and coloring digitally because I'm much more comfortable sketching with pen and paper and you can do much more color wise with digital art. Thank you for sharing! She turned out lovely and I will definitely be putting these tips to use! :D
This is how I did it as well! I've gotten more comfortable doing a drawing start to finish digitally since then but if I'm sketching just to sketch then traditionally 100%! And you have a great point about having more color options when working digitally! Sometimes it's so hard to blend with traditional supplies! Thank you! 💕
Remember viewers, RUclips’s algorithm gives a higher placement to videos that have it thumbs up as well as a comment, so I help your favorite artist out and give a thumbs up and just comment anything and if you want to make a reply to a comment, that’s a bonus! As for your question of the video . . . I sketch very sparingly, and these days I only use paper and pencil. I am doing my best to leave the digital world behind and work in the traditional fields from now on. Let's see if I can do it! For those following along, Erika is doing a fantastic job and is giving away many stupendous pointers! Many that take years to learn on your own!
Haha this is comment also
This is the best of both worlds for me. I don't like drawing digitally and prefer the feeling of control I have with a pencil and pen. However I enjoy the wide range of shading and coloring options available digitally to add finishing touches to my art in a much less painless manner, infinite retries!
Came here because I've been trying to figure out how to merge the sketch lines with the painting, and oh man, clipping masks are such a lifesaver. Thank you so much
Love the video, it helped me a lot. What causes the brush to suddenly paint black is your brush mode is not set to normal. Change that and it will not happen.
Wow, I didn't even know this is done. And I couldn't have guessed that the outcome would be this good. So cool!
This is how I draw (beside this is the smartest way and at the same time it will make your art look unique)
I havent done digital imagery in over 10 years but you made it easy to remember essential habits and introduced many new photoshop tools.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, this has drastically improved my digital colouring skills! I keep coming back to it, it's so helpful!
I actually like both but, I am struggling with the digital learning curve, because I just can't seem to get the shadows step done so that it looks natural. I notice that most artists don't describe that portion often. Otherwise, I do love both, and this video was quite helpful
Thank you so much! This is a great help! I know this was a year ago, but to answer your question, I prefer to draw traditionally! The tactile experience of making my art is very important to me, and I feel like I sacrifice a lot of that when I work digitally.
I love ur art style
I just came to this conclusion myself, I way prefer my results when I do a traditional sketch and then colour digitally. I love your tips and tricks for it!
I love coloring traditionally, but definitely want to learn more about digital and see the value and cool options with digital!
THATS REALLY GOOD I LOVE IT
Fashion Bits thank you!! This wasn’t supposed to be seen until tomorrow! I didn’t realize if you put it in a playlist, people can still view it oooops lol. I guess you got to see it early! 😂
I think I prefer to sketch digitally, but now after seeing this video, I really love how the texture looks of it all! So, I believe I'm going to sketch traditionally a bit more now or at least try to anyhow. Thanks for the amazing tips, and thanks for being generous to share with us what works best for you! :)
It's a surprise to most people but I prefer working traditionally. I've always preferred tactile feedback when drawing and I feel like overall I just get better results, but as you can probably guess I do more work by sheer volume digitally.
I do almost all my sketching on paper with a pencil or sometimes a pen but I wanted to be able to color my drawings in photoshop this tutorial was very helpful thank you.
all my questions have been answered on how artist take their sketch photo really well
Love your style! It just feels so organic! 😻
I am really speechless dear
Really awesome I just loved it 😍
I colour my sketches digital all the time! I generally set the sketch photo to grayscale, change back to RBG, then a combo of brightness/contrast and level adjustments. Most of the time I can't pick back up every very fuzzy details, so I have to accept some loses. Once I'm happy I set the photo to multiply and then colour on layers underneath!
This is the most helpful tutorial I've ever seen on this topic! I vaguely knew how to do this, but there were always things that bothered me that you covered, like fixing the light afterwards and erasing unwanted pencil marks. I've heavily invested myself in digital for the last few years, but now I've been aiming to give this method a shot again. Thank you so much for making this video!!!
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH! Since COVID we are having to do our technology class on zoom, so pretty much we have to learn photoshop on our own. We were given one class quick tutorial and then left on our own to build our portfolios!! Your video saved my portfolio from being so bland. :)
I like sketching traditionally because I am very spontaneous when I want to draw and can loose momentum fast. So pulling out a pencil and a notebook is way faster than hooking up my drawing tablet. If I wait too long to actually start I loose that creative Jumpstart and hit artist block.
Love how you show all of the choices you had with the original sketch photograph it’s helpful to see
This is so helpful! I'm new to the digital art world, and this makes things simple and easy to follow.
BTW this method also works in Photopea, which is like an alternative browser version of Photoshop.
this video was super helpful!! I really loved this video 😍😍
Amazing video! Thank you very much.
Thank you so much for this video. I am in a graphic design class right now and am totally out of my element doing any sort of art. So many photoshop tutorials are vague or go too fast, but this was in depth and super helpful.
Thanks so much for this! Really useful tip.
I do both..and really its convenient! Thanks for the advice! Im not much good in drawing in photoshop since I use paint tool sai but pretty neat!!
I've been drawing traditionally since I could first hold a pencil, and I'm fairly new to digital art. I feel like I have more control with pencil and paper than I do with my Wacom tablet, so I would say I prefer traditional. Though I do love the convenience o digital art, but I'm afraid I don't know all the tips and tricks of the art programs I have. I'll just have to watch more of your videos!
Thank you! Very helpful.
Thank you so so much, you are saving my life with this!
Me:okay I made my sketch now let me take a photo
Me:*takes bad photo*
Me:that’s it
Me:*makes paper have photo shoot*
THANK YOU SOO MUCH! This video has REALLY helped me improve the outcome of my drawings
Thank you! This helped a lot
wow! thanks a lot for making this video! I really thought that good artists draw a great clean sketches from the beginning without cleaning them with softwares! and I was always put myself down bc of that! thank you Erika for showing us that even good artist have the same struggles!
OMG I thought I'm already good at Photoshop, learned a lot from this! thanks
It was really helpful. Thanks a ton.😊
I love your art
Awesome video loved it thank you
This may be 1 year old but it is the best thing I’ve ever seen-
Thank you so much. Your video is so easy to catch up with. Helped me so much. Appreciate you and your work ^-^
Very useful and helpful tips. Thanks!!
thank you soooo much! just getting started in digital coloring and this helped a lot~
I sketch traditionally and then screenshot it and do the rest of the work in digital as I don't have colored pencils nor a black marker and erasing is super hard traditionally.
At the end of the drawing, the sketch part will be completely gone and replaced with a digital version but I guess it's worth it as I'm not that comfortable yet with a tablet. Also cuz I have screen time and would like to use it up to do daily illustrations instead.
THANK U SM!!! this video helps me A LOT
Here we go again.... AN AMAZING ARTIST UNDER 100K AAAAAHHHHHHH
Thanks so much, now I can delay having to learn actual digital art 🙌🏾
Amazing tutorial!I'm actually thinking of trying cartoon style,since i can't seem to achieve a realistic look on my art.
if i could give any tips, i would say to actually learn realism (doesn't have to be photorealism just proper anatomy of a face/body/etc.) before starting to stylize your art. It will make the artwork come out looking nicer and i think *you have to know the rules to be able to break them*. It takes time and practice, i would look at references and break them down into simple shapes so it's easier to understand. Sorry if that came off kinda rude, I'm just trying to help... But hey- do want you want! it's art, there are no rules :)
@@gracieg5004 Oh tysm for the advice!Yes ik for now ill first try to improve my portraits and then ill move on to full characters,in this specific case i was talking more about the painting part,like blending the skin colors to look realistic and nailing the shadows and the lights.But tysm for the advice i apreciate it.
@@hugoamorim7151 ohhh sorry lol
I enjoyed the tutorial and I love your Instagram page too 😊 thanks for helping us
thank you so much! Of course! I really enjoy making these videos to help you guys! 💜
I love you :D Learned so much
You make this seem so easy!! I need to practice more.
I love digital art, so I prefer to colour sketches digitally...
Your artwork is amazing!! Thank you for the tutorial!!! It really helped me out! :))
I love your sketches!
thank you! 💜
this was INCREDIBLY helpful
I’m going to try this! Thanks for sharing this and helping me go digital!
I can't wait to try this! Thanks for such a well done tutorial :)
learning digitally
I just found your channel and I already love it. This video was just was I was looking for (I'm trying out digital art for the first time) and I love how your finished product came out :)
This is valuable information. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing such a simple guide on how to color your sketches digitally you are truly awesome and wonderful ^^
Very nice lesson
Really helpful video!!!
This is amazing, my life has been improved.
Just what I needed!! Thank you a lot! 💕
thanks for the tips!
Helpful tutorial....thnk uh so much mam.....
I personally take a shot go Black and white, lower the brightness intensity and sharpen the b/w contrast in curves. This process is even easier with the Action tools. Its not a precise maneuver but its a fast one if you have multiple drawings. About the question in the end. Deffinitly traditional. There is nothing like the feel and sound of the paper under the pen. And the result is real, to have the original paper somewhere around me makes the work more then just 1s and 0s. It's like having a real girlfriend instead of a digital one.
I am really confused... So I'm in the process of coloring my picture drawing on photoshop and this is my first time so I don't know what to use, and watching this video I love what you do to color but I don't get it, especially the base layer. What tools do you use for the base? I'm so confused.
Wow, this really helped me A LOT! I subscribed as soon as the intro came on! 😁
You are a beast !!!
THIS IS SO HELPFUL THANK U 😍😭
It's so pretty ♥️♥️♥️
So useful 😍 thank you!
First of all, love the tutorial! Amazing drawings and it made everything so much more clear.
I did want to ask how to do the clean up you did when you finished coloring.
Thanks!
OMG UR SO PRETTY!!! And u draw so nicely
I have to use medibang because I'm broke 😭😭
Plus side though: Medibang has this really cool "extract line art" tool that makes stuff like this easier :D
teach me!!!!
@@gracedaphne1213
I probably can't make a whole video about it lol, but here's a quick guide:
1. Push the "+" button (it's the same button you push for when you wanna add a new layer)
2. Instead of adding a new layer, select "add image by taking a photo" or "select image to add" if you've already taken the photo and it's somewhere in your gallery
3. Once you've added the photo it'll immediately say "extract lineart?" And then you push "yes"
4. You will be given three bars; black point, midtone, and white point. You then just mess around with them until the lineart is on a certain opacity and intensity that you like (this is tricky to play around with, but it makes it easier when the photo you've taken is very clear and has good lighting)
Once you've done all this not only will you be able to draw under the traditional lineart layer, but you can also erase some of the lineart as well! ♡♡ Hope this helps
I prefer to sketch digitally because Wacom pens are so much more ergonomic and easy to hold than a normal pencil! I usually sketch digitally then I will transfer my digital sketch to paper and finish a drawing with watercolor or gouache. I sometimes color digitally as well though
i never knew we could do this-
Very informative and well put video, thank you 🎀 and your sketches are cute af :)
Congrats on 1k
thank you!! 💜
You are amazing! Love your draws 😍
Thank you!
Fantastic! :)
I used to prefer traditional sketches/art, because I had the feeling that I could controll it better. But with the iPad and the Pencil I prefer digitally because I don‘t feel like “wasting“ materials. 🙈
Can you do a tutorial on painting hair??
It's on my list! (I keep a youtube video suggestions list in my bullet journal!)
I prefer to sketch traditionally but I do look forward to becoming more comfortable with digital art
muchas gracias, exelente tuto
I like sketching traditionally because digitally I don't have the same precision ✨✨
nice!!!!!!!!!!
Marley 🥺 aaww. Nice video 😋😁 helpful
@10min in how do u keep your brushes from overlapping when u paint? i tried to paint but get overlaps in brush strokes when i click the mouse to paint a new section
I don't know how, but it must be possible to do in Photoshop something that's a bit simpler to deal with the linework of scanned/photographed art. "Color to alpha" or to transparency is the process/filter/tool. You'd open the dialog or tool, then pick white to replace with transparency, then you'd be left with pretty much what you'd have if you had actually done all the linework all digitally on a transparent layer, with a digital brush that was indistinguishable from the actual pencil. It's rather simple to do that in GIMP and Krita, and it seems something Photoshop would also have available in a very simple way, like a dialog with some sliders for tweaks, not requiring all the back and forth with creation of those sub-layer or channels and their inversion and whatnot. Even if ultimately you'd want the texture of the paper itself and some of the gradient of light you could always keep the original in an untouched layer underneath and bring up whatever parts you'd want.