Haha it is. Trust me. I have seen a lot ultra coloured illustrations that looked like they were created in the rainbow, and I always asked how did they do this. Now we all know how. So yeah it is a government top secret.
@@OVERTRY I don't think that's true, as there are many tutorials out there. I think the main issue is western artist just don't like experimenting much. You go into places like pixiv and you see eastern artists push the envelope daily, for them innovation is just as natural as breathing. Meanwhile you look at western artists and in general they all look the same. Well, most things in the west generally look the same, we have developed a culture of rejecting innovation and prefering to streamline and standarize everything, including art.
@@OVERTRY Man, you aren't kidding. I can remember back in the early days of Deviantart, people were so guarded about what brush settings they used and would get so defensive if anyone ever asked about them. And then one day Dan Luvisi was like, "Here's my mega brush pack, have fun!"
sorry that this is unrelated, but the other day i got into your honorable mentions for the contest and despite not making it, that alone was really big for me. youve practically taught me most of my drawing skills (from age 15 i think, im 24 now.) and inspired a lot of the work ive been doing since like 8 years ago or even 9. im not using my discord name here i just wanted to say that that was a big deal for me. such a long time and i still click every new video,theres always something new to try and learn.
this is pretty groundbreaking i dont think there are a lot of artist who know about this. I think we will see an a abundance of this tech in art in the near future
I first learned about gradient maps (in CSP though) with ChrissaBug, but even her video is relatively new, I haven't seen a lot of about this technique. Sounds like it is something that might be taking off.
As a little tip, you can add gradient maps as an adjustment layer under "fx" at the bottom of the layers tab and just clip it to your base shape! That way you can edit the valued of your base layer whenever you like, keep editing the gradient map and also easily mask out parts of the gradient map. *Edit: It's not "fx", its the little black and white circle!*
@@llavella86 you can change the blending mode of the adjustment layers just like the base layers. The way I do it is to just keep the base layer as ist is. Then I first add a hue/saturation layer to desaturate it. Then add the rainbow gradient map layer on top, put that on lumiosity blending mode. Then add a levels adjustment layer in between the two (on top of the hue but under the gradient map) and adjust the levels until I get that metal look. Then proceed to slap more gradient maps on top that make it golden or holographic or whatever.
It's honestly incredible, how do you even come up with this? Were you just goofing around with different ps tools or was making a quick way for holo texturing your goal from the start?
for clip studio users - you can achieve a similar effect by going to edit>tonal correction>tone curve and messing with the handles on the curve. By clicking on the curve, making a new handle, and dragging it to an extreme position, you can make the values take a huge leap between dark and light. Doing that over and over until the graph looks like a sine wave, and you get something that looks kinda like metal (albeit with the colors wack)
You're like the only one who is willing to divulge into the very details on how to create this look. No one else seems to want to give out this information for whatever reason. Thank you so much.
Wow! Amazing tutorial, as always! Everything you've shown should also be possible in Krita (which is free). Gradient maps, levels and colour adjustments could be set as filters masks, meaning that you could adjust the levels, lightness and hue after applying the gradient map (in a non-destructive way). I'm pretty sure that's also possible in Photoshop, I just don't know how.
@@dreamingsophie5792 I've never touched the gradient map either. And that's a big mistake, since I love experimental stuff and that seems like the perfect tool for achieving crazy effects! By the way, I briefly tested it and everything seems to work! The gradient map is fully fledged and functional. Obviously, you don't need to use it as a filter mask, you can simply apply the filter directly to the layer as Sinix did. Filter masks are non-destructive and more flexible though (and can be merged with the layer at the end if needed).
A tip: Because value adjustments matter so much with gradient maps, I'll usually convert the layer I'm working on to a smart object, apply the value adjustment and then add the gradient map adjustment layer (found on the bottom right of your screen). This way, I'm able to adjust the underlying values of the layer (because adjustments can be edited on smart objects) and see my changes' effects real time through the gradient map. The only issue with gradient map adjustment layers is that they effect all layers underneath them. In this case the character's skin would also be holographic. To solve this, I'll just stick them in a group with only the layers I want mapped. WARNING*** this tip requires *cough* adding many layers and editing them. To work in photoshop and preserve edit-ablilty is a painful and arduous process but in this specific case I think it adds a lot of value. This is a dope tutorial tho! I've never thought of using gradient maps to completely change the material of a surface. I've been watching your videos for many years now and you continue to come up with useful, insightful and comprehensive tutorials and commentaries. Keep up the great work! and thank you!
2:13 darker vals) around purple Mid tones) red orange yellow (d to light) Then light ) greens and white Make sure material is higher reflectivity though 4:40 applying those rules to just lightest lights 5:17 then do the same in shadows but lightest and darkest color rules are to black
This is genius. I have used gradient maps a few times before but never actually thought about using them in this way. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge!
I had slowed down your previous speadpaint to get a sense of how you rendered the holographic materials and I have to say this tutorial is a godsend! Thank you!
I've seen quite a few videos on this technique, but seems like this is the first one for many people here, so good on you for making one with a reach like yours!
Wow, this is by far the greatest tip i have ever seen from an art tutorial video! This felt like a secret trick illuminati’ve been stowing away from humanity for so long and got exposed finally.
i was about to incorporate holographic clothing into my character to this year's chroma corps, but i can't coz i don't know how lol, glad to know how to do it for upgrading my character next year !!
im so pissed!!! ive been trying to render metals digitally for forever and youve just solved all those issues with a 10 minute video - im so grateful 🙏
This really helped because I was dangerously close to losing my mind over the complexity of painting a holographic shirt without any prior knowledge of how the lighting works.
This is so well timed for me, I've been painting concepts of a character for my own personal universe and she has a suit with some holographic properties. I'd been rendering it in before, now imma def use this tutorial. Super helpful, thanks dawg
What the…. This is actual magic! Every time I dabble with gradient maps, it looks terrible and I immediately abort… but I might just have to try this out 🤣
i've been wathcing trent kaniuga paint entire illustrations with this since years, i'm sooo excited to see what you come up with, having a whole different background in painting
I tried this on krita and it worked just fine! Had different steps of course and the gradient map was bound to the layer so I had to put a layer under it merge it with that then set it to luminosity and it worked! Really cool tutorial wish I saw it earlier!
This hollow effect is great and all, BUT I DON’T THINK YOU REALIZE THAT YOU OFFERED US A SLIDER TO CHANGE THE SHINE OF OUR SUBECT !! Thank you so much 😭💖 This video is a blessing !
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! there is a small black and white circle on the bottom of the layer tab, you can add the gradient map as a layer form there. this will allow you to change the effect at any time without destroying the original image
Brilliant! Now I have to force myself to use it cuz I usually prefer to paint everything by myself without any filters or functions that are given by drawing in digital (I'm afraid that I'm gonna be "addicted" to all this cool features in digital and not gonna be able to draw smth similar on paper)
Can you do a tutorial on basics of rendering? I have a really hard time with that and you are my favourite art channel by far. Your tutorials helped my art so much :)
you are such a genius.... im definitely gonna have to give this a try! i got some really nice gradient maps a while back on Clip Studio Paint but they always looked pretty weird, i had no idea you can adjust specific values!!!
What a great tutorial! I would have never guessed that you could actually archieve such convincing effects using gradient maps and layer styles. Thank you so much for sharing!
awesome stuff! i saw nyatabe's twitter posting a tutorial using gradient maps for something like this but i couldn't understand it but i got the logic behind it. this video just spells out everything is such a straight forward manner! thank you!
thanks so much for this i realized so many things about rendering beyond just making things holo! I'm defiantly gong to be putting my art though photo shop to get more polished looks!
These methods have been around for ages but knowing your colour spectrum and it’s space it occupies (light and dark) and everything in-between, just knowing the right tools in the right software with the knowledge today, manipulating 2d space(photo, painting.eg.) is so fast and easy but requires great knowledge and stuff yeah! You have talent my friend 🤘🏻😋 and this is sick 👌🏻 love the vids 🥰
This is going to turn into a mini coloured chiaroscuro popular culture trend 😂 that would be cool though, let’s design every packaging like this in the world 🌎 but eco ☘️
For ClipStudio Paint you can also create a new correction layer, (gradient map), and Ta-da you can use or create your own gradient. For the holographic effect!
sometimes i forget that not everything is hand painted, and that editing is a thing when drawing (even if i do it myself) why does this feel so mindblowing tho?? its great
Hey sinix, been watching your videos for a couple years and you’ve helped me A LOT on getting better with art. Right now I’m in an awkward spot in my art journey where my taste and understanding of art is above my ability to make it. Until recently I never realized just how much drawing was mentally mapping out the shapes and structure of things, I’ve been treating drawing more like a muscle than a knowledge skill, it still got me far, but now I’m stuck having to relearn some of my shape language and visualization skills just to get further. I hope to see more videos from you, and hopefully something on the topic of visualization and planning. (Incase I wasn’t clear enough, I’ll elaborate) When I draw an eye, I’m not thinking of how to build the eye, I build it and tweak it as I go. I know how to draw an eye, but while it looks good on its own, it doesn’t fit because I just drew an eye on a face, not a face with eyes. Gestures and poses have been easier for me, while characteristics and details have been a weak point. I know how to draw details, but I can’t just put details into everything.
The most layers ever used in a sinix painting
hahaha true
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Whoa................ im literally drawing holo clothes right now for a commission and you POST THIS RIGHT ON TIME, DANG LOOOL
SAME WTF
LUCKY
I just made a drawing with iridescence and I'm gonna try to use this
I’m literally designing a character rn with metallic and holographic clothes lmao
Omg can I see your arts 🥺🥺
BRILLIANT!
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Why does this information feel like it's a confidential government top secret?
Haha it is. Trust me. I have seen a lot ultra coloured illustrations that looked like they were created in the rainbow, and I always asked how did they do this. Now we all know how. So yeah it is a government top secret.
ikr, this somehow feels ilegal😂
@@OVERTRY I don't think that's true, as there are many tutorials out there. I think the main issue is western artist just don't like experimenting much. You go into places like pixiv and you see eastern artists push the envelope daily, for them innovation is just as natural as breathing. Meanwhile you look at western artists and in general they all look the same. Well, most things in the west generally look the same, we have developed a culture of rejecting innovation and prefering to streamline and standarize everything, including art.
It's the intro xd
@@OVERTRY Man, you aren't kidding. I can remember back in the early days of Deviantart, people were so guarded about what brush settings they used and would get so defensive if anyone ever asked about them. And then one day Dan Luvisi was like, "Here's my mega brush pack, have fun!"
great, love to see how artists come with ways to render different materials.
I didn’t know I needed this until now
haha saaaaame. I have a character that would so rock this lol
I low-key thought that it was an actual tutorial on how to make holographic clothes using fabric.
The thumbnail was so real
Same
In case anyone needs to know: This same Feature is in Clip Studio Paint so you won't need Photoshop for this!
oh wow it is? where do you find it?
@@aitoyo751 Edit > Tonal Correction > Gradient Map (at the bottom)
@@LennyGaming tysm!
@@aitoyo751 You're very welcome! :D
oh thank god, i cant seem to replicate the same effect in procreate
sorry that this is unrelated, but the other day i got into your honorable mentions for the contest and despite not making it, that alone was really big for me. youve practically taught me most of my drawing skills (from age 15 i think, im 24 now.) and inspired a lot of the work ive been doing since like 8 years ago or even 9. im not using my discord name here i just wanted to say that that was a big deal for me.
such a long time and i still click every new video,theres always something new to try and learn.
wow :)
Proud of you bro
this is pretty groundbreaking i dont think there are a lot of artist who know about this. I think we will see an a abundance of this tech in art in the near future
I first learned about gradient maps (in CSP though) with ChrissaBug, but even her video is relatively new, I haven't seen a lot of about this technique. Sounds like it is something that might be taking off.
Man those folds are amazing, an updated fold video would be really cool
eyeing them folds are we... haha me too tho, so natural. It adds such a realistic balance into the illustrative art style!
As a little tip, you can add gradient maps as an adjustment layer under "fx" at the bottom of the layers tab and just clip it to your base shape! That way you can edit the valued of your base layer whenever you like, keep editing the gradient map and also easily mask out parts of the gradient map.
*Edit: It's not "fx", its the little black and white circle!*
Q: all clippped fx layers are in Normal mode? only base layers are in luminocity (darken/ screen mode)?
@@llavella86 you can change the blending mode of the adjustment layers just like the base layers.
The way I do it is to just keep the base layer as ist is. Then I first add a hue/saturation layer to desaturate it. Then add the rainbow gradient map layer on top, put that on lumiosity blending mode. Then add a levels adjustment layer in between the two (on top of the hue but under the gradient map) and adjust the levels until I get that metal look.
Then proceed to slap more gradient maps on top that make it golden or holographic or whatever.
It's honestly incredible, how do you even come up with this? Were you just goofing around with different ps tools or was making a quick way for holo texturing your goal from the start?
if you mess around while making a cc you'll find out about this trick on your own sooner or later
Arts is about experimenting with different techniques. I think he test around with the holo technique a lot, since holo kind of clothes is kinda hard
There's some tutorials about how to make things gold with Photoshop, he probably tried one of those and experimented with it.
for clip studio users - you can achieve a similar effect by going to edit>tonal correction>tone curve and messing with the handles on the curve. By clicking on the curve, making a new handle, and dragging it to an extreme position, you can make the values take a huge leap between dark and light. Doing that over and over until the graph looks like a sine wave, and you get something that looks kinda like metal (albeit with the colors wack)
I never thought about using gradient maps on top of themselves to create metal, so cool and simple!
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筆記
00:05 基礎的立體感
00:50 範例(PS漸層對應)
複製完整的合併圖層，設置(製作自己的)漸層對應，左(暗)>右(亮)。
e.g.藏青>紫>洋紅>澄>黃>薄荷>青(淺藍)>白
02:30 範例1
1.分離出要使用效果的物件圖層
2.套入漸層對應效果
3.將圖層混合模式改為Luminosity(亮度、明度)，調整圖層色相(找到最符合理想的效果)
4.分別處理高光&陰影 04:10
(1)複製基本圖層，調整”色階” 強化亮部，套入漸層對應(將顏色壓縮到中間區域，其他部分為白色)，混合模式>變暗，調整色相、飽和度、明度(反覆嘗試)
(2)複製基本圖層，調整”色階”強化暗部，套入漸層對應(將顏色壓縮到中間區域，其他部分為黑色)，混合模式>變亮or濾色，調整色相、飽和度、明度(反覆嘗試)
5.使用橡皮擦擦除不需要(不喜歡)的部分，可多試好幾個圖層拼湊&擦除。
06:20 範例2
步驟3~4&5之間，可多試幾個圖層調整素描關係，嘗試各種混合模式，e.g.實光、分割(Divide)，拼湊&擦除。
07:00 範例3(服裝以外的物品)
直接使用漸層對應營造金屬感
07:50 ★疊加2次漸層對應(效果意外的好!!!可能有顆粒狀，搭配 拼湊&擦除)
08:45 範例4(結合運用)
同範例2
步驟3不只一個圖層，而是調整多個，再拼湊&擦除。
重疊2種效果，擦除不需要的部分。
DUDE I WAS LITERALLY JUST LOOKING FOR A TUTORIAL ON THIS AND FOUND NOTHING YOU ARE A LIFESAVER
You're like the only one who is willing to divulge into the very details on how to create this look. No one else seems to want to give out this information for whatever reason. Thank you so much.
This is literally the smartest way I've seen gradient maps be used. I'm SO IMPRESSED OMG I'm in love with this
It looked so real at first I thought this was a sewing tutorial
Me who has studied to render stuff like that a few months ago: Thank you sinix very cool ಥ‿ಥ
Wow! Amazing tutorial, as always!
Everything you've shown should also be possible in Krita (which is free).
Gradient maps, levels and colour adjustments could be set as filters masks, meaning that you could adjust the levels, lightness and hue after applying the gradient map (in a non-destructive way). I'm pretty sure that's also possible in Photoshop, I just don't know how.
Good to know that it should be just as doable in krita! I wasn't sure myself since I hadn't really touched any of the gradient maps or similar tools.
@@dreamingsophie5792 I've never touched the gradient map either. And that's a big mistake, since I love experimental stuff and that seems like the perfect tool for achieving crazy effects!
By the way, I briefly tested it and everything seems to work! The gradient map is fully fledged and functional.
Obviously, you don't need to use it as a filter mask, you can simply apply the filter directly to the layer as Sinix did. Filter masks are non-destructive and more flexible though (and can be merged with the layer at the end if needed).
It's finally here!
My love for gradient maps will never wither, especially with this new trick!
Yes, gradient maps are underrated. You can do so much with them!
A tip:
Because value adjustments matter so much with gradient maps, I'll usually convert the layer I'm working on to a smart object, apply the value adjustment and then add the gradient map adjustment layer (found on the bottom right of your screen). This way, I'm able to adjust the underlying values of the layer (because adjustments can be edited on smart objects) and see my changes' effects real time through the gradient map.
The only issue with gradient map adjustment layers is that they effect all layers underneath them. In this case the character's skin would also be holographic. To solve this, I'll just stick them in a group with only the layers I want mapped.
WARNING*** this tip requires *cough* adding many layers and editing them. To work in photoshop and preserve edit-ablilty is a painful and arduous process but in this specific case I think it adds a lot of value.
This is a dope tutorial tho! I've never thought of using gradient maps to completely change the material of a surface. I've been watching your videos for many years now and you continue to come up with useful, insightful and comprehensive tutorials and commentaries. Keep up the great work! and thank you!
Hello procreate users!! Gradient maps are possible in the app as well! :3
Tip: If you're using Clip Studio Paint, the "brightness" layer type will do the same thing!
2:13 darker vals) around purple
Mid tones) red orange yellow (d to light)
Then light ) greens and white
Make sure material is higher reflectivity though
4:40 applying those rules to just lightest lights
5:17 then do the same in shadows but lightest and darkest color rules are to black
Dude! Im using photoshop 6+ years now, but this blow my mind! Thank you - keep doing what you're doing!
This is genius.
I have used gradient maps a few times before but never actually thought about using them in this way.
Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge!
I had slowed down your previous speadpaint to get a sense of how you rendered the holographic materials and I have to say this tutorial is a godsend! Thank you!
That's the most useful tutorial for the least useful thing I've ever seen.
LMAO
the ability to add a metallic texture to simple forms is actually a pretty big deal imo
ikr i watched this and thought it was great but i'm never gonna use it LMAO
Yes indeed
@@alfiemarshall9224 that's why the tutorial was so detailed and clearly explained. you will never see any free tutorial with such effort.
FINALLY! I find well-made Holographic Clothing Tutorial, so excited
I've seen quite a few videos on this technique, but seems like this is the first one for many people here, so good on you for making one with a reach like yours!
Wow, this is by far the greatest tip i have ever seen from an art tutorial video! This felt like a secret trick illuminati’ve been stowing away from humanity for so long and got exposed finally.
This is magic, clever and super useful foolproof magic! Awesome!
i was about to incorporate holographic clothing into my character to this year's chroma corps, but i can't coz i don't know how lol, glad to know how to do it for upgrading my character next year !!
"I recommend typing a name for it"
Also Sinix: ASDAS
Ah yes ASDAS, such a majestic name.
@@quint96 God damn, this is the most likes ive ever gotten on a youtube comment
@• Spoki • i only heard of asda, lol, its a british supermarket
Ive never been so shocked by a tutorial??? thank you so much for this oh my god
im so pissed!!! ive been trying to render metals digitally for forever and youve just solved all those issues with a 10 minute video - im so grateful 🙏
This really helped because I was dangerously close to losing my mind over the complexity of painting a holographic shirt without any prior knowledge of how the lighting works.
This is so well timed for me, I've been painting concepts of a character for my own personal universe and she has a suit with some holographic properties. I'd been rendering it in before, now imma def use this tutorial. Super helpful, thanks dawg
Bonus; by thinking of how the gradient maps work I now understand shiny things a little better : D Great magic trick and video
Are you a god? I feel like you just showed me rare forbidden magic
What the…. This is actual magic! Every time I dabble with gradient maps, it looks terrible and I immediately abort… but I might just have to try this out 🤣
i've been wathcing trent kaniuga paint entire illustrations with this since years, i'm sooo excited to see what you come up with, having a whole different background in painting
this gradient map stuff is MAGIC, thank you for showing us this
I tried this on krita and it worked just fine! Had different steps of course and the gradient map was bound to the layer so I had to put a layer under it merge it with that then set it to luminosity and it worked! Really cool tutorial wish I saw it earlier!
This hollow effect is great and all, BUT I DON’T THINK YOU REALIZE THAT YOU OFFERED US A SLIDER TO CHANGE THE SHINE OF OUR SUBECT !!
Thank you so much 😭💖
This video is a blessing !
Thank you Sinix for sharing the secrets of the universe
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE!
there is a small black and white circle on the bottom of the layer tab, you can add the gradient map as a layer form there.
this will allow you to change the effect at any time without destroying the original image
Fantastic use of gradient mapping.
damn, that's some free material rendering right there. Thanks Sinix!
It's pretty clever using gradient maps like this!
Brilliant! Now I have to force myself to use it cuz I usually prefer to paint everything by myself without any filters or functions that are given by drawing in digital (I'm afraid that I'm gonna be "addicted" to all this cool features in digital and not gonna be able to draw smth similar on paper)
I don't know what I would do without you, man.
Can you do a tutorial on basics of rendering? I have a really hard time with that and you are my favourite art channel by far. Your tutorials helped my art so much :)
a lot of people would hide secrets like this, but you shared!
dude, you're awesome!!!
you are such a genius.... im definitely gonna have to give this a try! i got some really nice gradient maps a while back on Clip Studio Paint but they always looked pretty weird, i had no idea you can adjust specific values!!!
What a great tutorial! I would have never guessed that you could actually archieve such convincing effects using gradient maps and layer styles. Thank you so much for sharing!
awesome stuff! i saw nyatabe's twitter posting a tutorial using gradient maps for something like this but i couldn't understand it but i got the logic behind it. this video just spells out everything is such a straight forward manner! thank you!
That's the coolest thing I've seen in an art tutorial in a long time!
This is so amazing, literally feels like a magic trick.
thanks so much for this i realized so many things about rendering beyond just making things holo! I'm defiantly gong to be putting my art though photo shop to get more polished looks!
In CSP you could add the gradient map as adjustment layer with a layer mask and work much less destructive!
Duuuuuuuddeeee!!!! Thanks! I been using holographic stock photos and warping them for these type of things. This is amazing
Oh wow, this is great tip for holographic/prismatic surface effects. Thank you Sinix!
its so good that from the thumbnail i thought it was a sewing tutorial
These methods have been around for ages but knowing your colour spectrum and it’s space it occupies (light and dark) and everything in-between, just knowing the right tools in the right software with the knowledge today, manipulating 2d space(photo, painting.eg.) is so fast and easy but requires great knowledge and stuff yeah! You have talent my friend 🤘🏻😋 and this is sick 👌🏻 love the vids 🥰
This is going to turn into a mini coloured chiaroscuro popular culture trend 😂 that would be cool though, let’s design every packaging like this in the world 🌎 but eco ☘️
The gradient maps really call attention to the subtlety and realism in your initial renders. Really cool video!
This is great! I love watching people use the gradient maps. Personally I just paint directly, but I can see how great ideas could come from this!
How nice it is to know that what you thought of at random turned out to be a real technique. It remains only to reach the same skill level
:D
oh my god you can't imagine how much i needed this video for my life
I guess it's time to make foil cloooothes.
Chocolate wrapper clothes ayyyy
I find your method easier than what i normally use, which is doing wiggles in the color curve tool
thank you for sharing !! looking forward to color using this !!
For ClipStudio Paint
you can also create a new correction layer, (gradient map), and Ta-da you can use or create your own gradient. For the holographic effect!
This is essentially what a matcap or brdf does but in 2d with a 1d LUT. Neat stuff!
probably the only tutorial i watched from start to end
This is complete insanty. I love this SO much. Thank you for sharing
Woah, im planning on trying photoshoop or digital painting, and i really cannot wait trying this out once i got used to it with photoshoop
holographic art just skyrockets after this
You saved a lot of lives with this tutorial
Powerful Technics !! Thank you for sharing 😊
Didn't know this was a type of clothing. Very nice to know. Thank you ☺️
sometimes i forget that not everything is hand painted, and that editing is a thing when drawing (even if i do it myself)
why does this feel so mindblowing tho?? its great
not me trying for years to paint Holographic clothes without using any effects :)), thanks for these tips they are very helpful!
Now to try and apply this to the programmes I use.
The thumbnail looks so good I didn't clock that it was an art thing & thought it was a tutorial on how to diy holo clothes lmaoo
The thumbnail reminds me of WLOP. Thank you for this tutorial 💗💗💗
Work smarter not harder 👌🏼 Thanks for the tips ! 🙏🏼
Thanks for some silly goodness that can save some time on some projects. Keep rockin'.
This will be everyone's go to video tutorial for these effects, I can just feel it
for those who aren't aware, clip studio paint has gradient maps too but they use a slightly different process
Everything is golden and holographic over here! Hahahaha! Thx!
Hey sinix, been watching your videos for a couple years and you’ve helped me A LOT on getting better with art.
Right now I’m in an awkward spot in my art journey where my taste and understanding of art is above my ability to make it. Until recently I never realized just how much drawing was mentally mapping out the shapes and structure of things, I’ve been treating drawing more like a muscle than a knowledge skill, it still got me far, but now I’m stuck having to relearn some of my shape language and visualization skills just to get further.
I hope to see more videos from you, and hopefully something on the topic of visualization and planning.
(Incase I wasn’t clear enough, I’ll elaborate)
When I draw an eye, I’m not thinking of how to build the eye, I build it and tweak it as I go. I know how to draw an eye, but while it looks good on its own, it doesn’t fit because I just drew an eye on a face, not a face with eyes.
Gestures and poses have been easier for me, while characteristics and details have been a weak point. I know how to draw details, but I can’t just put details into everything.
woah, this is amazing! mind already bursting with ideas of cool ways to apply this. Sinix, you are the best
omg I love the way this looks!
Damn, that's awesome. And the grainy gold looked great!