For the record, she just couldn’t zoom in enough. You could still see the red around it and it looked blue by comparison. Find something blue and hold it up to your screen to compare.
If your light is warm , your shadows will be cool And if your light is cool , your shadows will be warm (I explained and gave another tip in the replies) That tip is really useful and made my paintings more interesting and beautiful 👍🏻
>Doodling in class >make mistake >realize I don't have an undo key >think for a moment that I should draw an undo key to use >realize that I'm an idiot
I know right! I either don't have an eraser at all or my sketch is tiny (and in the corner cause I'm in class not paying attention... )And so I can't erase without ruining the sketch UUUUGGGHHH ART IS SOLO STRESSFULLL XD
This is like a year old but if you're still having trouble I'd recommend sycra's foundations of light and shadow videos, hope you're doing well in your art!
You need to understand the form you are drawing. When there is a change in planes the light changes too. I can recommend Drawing lessons by the great Masters by Robert Beverly Hale.
honestly i thought the 2nd apple looked weird with the bluish colour, but when you zoomed out it looked much better lol. zooming out is an underrated tip lol
I'm still not happy with the way I demonstrated the apple colours, but I can't change it now haha! Zooming out is one of the best ways to tell if something works or not.
I learned it's best to shade with colors directly on the opposite side of the color wheel like say your shading with red, you would shade with turquoise since it's a complementary
green is not the complementary of red, so donr worry you were completely right in your original statement. the primary colours are magenta (not red), cyan (light blue) and yellow. the complementary colour of green is magenta, not red.
Tips For Foreshortening: -The closer the object towards the viewer, the bigger it is -I reccomend using circles for the joints, like the first rule, the closest joint towards the viewer would be bigger than the joint behind it(I hope it makes sense, I can't explain things very well, Sorry)
Yeah, i met the same tip in another video, and it is really useful, but can get a bit wonky when the foreshortening also has to lead from a bigger object to a smaler one, such as an arm, with a risk of making the entire thing just look like an equally sized chunk :S
it's soooo weird. I know how to shade and add a bit of emotion to my traditional artwork, but when I go to do digital art, all my knowledge goes out the window.
Hi Lana RBX! By wacom small tablet then I assume you mean wacom intuos. I would recommend that. Probablya Wacom Intuos Draw or if your more into digital art maybe a Wacom Intuos Art. Or for comics or manga Wacom Intuos Comic. Or for photo editing Wacom Intuos Photo. And finally for 3D art Wacom Intuos 3D (I use wacom intuos art)
To me its sketching. With inking and coloring it is much easier but when you are sketching it is very intensive thinking unless you are used to sketching those things.
Great tutorial and tips! I typically like to use warmer hues for highlights and cooler hues for shadows. It feels more natural to me, and I think that's because outside, the sun casts a warm light, but everything is lit a bit blue by the sky itself (even shadows). It's like everything has a slight blu-ish tone except for direct sunlight. Another tip for artists: study hard vs soft shadows (start by looking at photography). It's always fun to experiment, and you might stumble upon a new technique or approach that you really enjoy!
You know it's crazy: I've been doing this in my 3D art for years without thinking about it, and never even considered doing it in 2D as well. This seriously opened my mind to a new way of doing 2D color! Thanks!
I’m new to digital art and completely beginner to color theory and this was amazing! I cannot wait to try out everything you were saying! I really like that you use different colors for shadows/highlights. It definitely adds a dynamic effect! Thank you so much!
I've never even considered changing hues before, just tried it in krita real quick and my colour choice didn't look right so there's definitely more I need to practice, but it makes your work look so good!
I'd say it's teal or turquoise, but not everyone describes or sees colors the same way, so it's not a mistake to call it either green or blue. In some cultures for example blue and green are considered the same and are not differentiated. Just how for a long time orange was considered a form of red (or yellow) and didn't became a separately named color until much later (thanks to orange fruits I guess)
Asteria It kind of reminds me of that white and gold dress that was actually blue and black. I was one of the people who saw white and gold! I guess the colours around a specific colour affect how that colour is viewed, as well as each person's specific eyes. It's so fascinating!
The thing I’ve noticed about almost every artist is no matter how good they get they always seem to believe their own work isn’t up to par with where it should be Makes me think that sometimes, at least when viewing a piece of art you’ve declared finished, you should get into the mind of a complete beginner so you can appreciate your own work more.
ive been drawing for 20 years and ive ALWAYS had trouble with color, shading and lighting. this video helped me more than art school ever did, thank u for this
EiSheLL everyone has different art styles, but if you're going for a specific one (like this channel) you could probably just look at their art and get inspired.
Faces can be tricky but if you can get the basics down, it's a lot easier. The best method is drawing a circle (for the skull shape) and two lines. One horizontal for the eye placement, and one down the center of the face (where the nose should be). Whether you're going for realism, semi-realism, or a cartoonish style, this will help you.
For the foreshortening, I think her hand should be bigger than that, unless she has reaaaally small hands! Maybe it's juste me, though. Thanks for the tutorial, it really helped me with my lighting and coloring :)
Gelynn, Actually Kebekwa might be right. Judging from the pose, the hand should be a bit bigger than the distance from her chin to the top of her forehead, and on the picture it is a bit smaller than that. media.istockphoto.com/photos/stop-harassment-at-work-picture-id926109730?k=6&m=926109730&s=612x612&w=0&h=teAiNPxVnBEOPZ0nkwukExo1sU6ui7i9GKIugU25JFQ=
hi! I just wanted to say your art is beautiful and I love love your energy and excitement when just playing around with lighting! very helpful and inspiring :)
It's all about careful planning and layering. Do multiple thumbnail sketches to figure out where you want your lighting to be, and then translate that onto the final piece. Watercolour, pencil crayon, markers, or pastels (and other things I'm probably forgetting) might work well for that, since the layers can be translucent.
This was so freaking useful, I can't thank you enough! I never knew how I should do my shaders and now I realize that they aren't as boring as they seem
I never comment on youtube videos but this is genuinely such helpful advice and so thoroughly discussed, thank you for this tutorial. There are other videos made like this but the way you described your thought process was so concise and understandable. Cant wait to try out some of these processes, thank you again!
This was really fantastic! I do my drawing live on stream and when I get to shading, I always always say "ok, and I'm no expert on shading or lighting, but we're just going to give it a shot." So instead... I'm looking to learn and this was an amazing intro to how to choose the colors and how to use them. Thank you!
Just started digital art last year and I'm just coloring like normal, using the darker and lighter shade of my base color but this opened my eyes to a lot of possibilities (I dont even use blending modes like multiply lol) I'll definitely subscribe. :)
Hi JelArts. It seems you keep criticizing yourself, saying that this "isn't the best sketch out there" but please know that you are doing great. Give yourself credit for your level of talent and skill. :) keep up the good work.
Just wanted to say thank you for making this video. I’ve always had trouble shading with different colored lighting. I’m going to try this out ASAP. Great tutorial.
Super helpful. Shading has alluded me for a ridiculously long time. In art class, they just made us draw that sphere with shadows but never explained it
So I get that you use darker and cooler colours when shading and when you highlight you use warmer, brighter colours. But is the cooler colours=left on the colour wheel and the warmer colour= right on the colour wheel OR is the cooler colours = down and the warmer colours=up? Example: let's say I have GREEN as my local colour, do I go toward yellow for the shadows and toward turquoise/lightblue for the highlights (left/right of the local colour) or do I go towards turquoise/lightblue for the shadows and yellow for the highlights (up/down on the colour wheel)?
ThePillent it would be the other way so turquoise for shadow and yellow for the highlights since shadows usually have a cooler shade such as blue or purple depending on the local color.
I could not hear your fan. But when it is loud, it means the inside of your PC just needs to be cleaned. Get you some q-tips and a vacuum get rid of all the dust inside. Good luck.
I use a cintiq companion 2 (a computer drawing tablet) and one of the biggest complaints/drawbacks is that it has a loud fan. It's been that way since I first bought it, haha. But I'll keep that in mind for future computers. I probably should give it a good dusting anyway. Luckily when I removed the background noise from the audio, most of the fan noise disappeared!
Ahh, I see and should have known. Sorry to hear it. Good luck with it. I may get a tablet one day, and I will keep that in mind: No fan tablet. haha' Thank you:)
It's because it is a different version. Its called Paint Tool Sai version 2 and it has a lot more features. For example, the layer mode at 6:06 you can see that she has a lot more options. ^^
Thank you so much for this! I'm currently not able to take any art classes in school, so I don't get taught these things. I try to look up things on the internet, but im an auditory learner and have trouble reading things and actually remembering it. This helped a lot. ❤️
💜 As always, THANK YOU SO MUCH! I love watching your tutorials (sometimes I watch then on repeat for awhile, heh) you have a very good way of explaining things and I do find every piece of information useful. 💜
4:09
"I know it kind of looks blue, but it's not blue which is Weird. But if you zoom in-"
"I don't know why it still looks blue."
Weird*
That's thr point where i laugh.
For the record, she just couldn’t zoom in enough. You could still see the red around it and it looked blue by comparison. Find something blue and hold it up to your screen to compare.
Wait i didn’t see it blue at all ;-;
It was a dark gray D:
Speech increased 100 -Skyrim
8:05
“She was going to have legs”, whispers, “but she doesn’t anymore.”
Okay 👌. That was a little creepy 😂
I was gonna make a joke but then I realized how violent and suggestive/indicative it is lol
700th like
if this is called a sketch, my drawings are pencil lines
Blaze Tera aww ^ - ^
Blaze Tera It's definitely a very clean sketch, haha.
Blaze Tera don't feel bad.
I do about 6 sketches to make a clean enough sketch to lineart over, it's oh so individual and everything is fine! ♡
Blaze Tera sketch as in not done and just and indication of what it should be
It is certainly nice sketch :)
If your light is warm , your shadows will be cool
And if your light is cool , your shadows will be warm
(I explained and gave another tip in the replies)
That tip is really useful and made my paintings more interesting and beautiful 👍🏻
tysm for this
kyu talks you are welcome 💕
Thanks!
Aleksandra aleksova you are welcome 💕
Damn that’s really useful
>Doodling in class
>make mistake
>realize I don't have an undo key
>think for a moment that I should draw an undo key to use
>realize that I'm an idiot
When you're so used to drawing digitally...
so relatable!!! I never see to have any pencils with erasers too..
SAME!
I know right! I either don't have an eraser at all or my sketch is tiny (and in the corner cause I'm in class not paying attention... )And so I can't erase without ruining the sketch UUUUGGGHHH ART IS SOLO STRESSFULLL XD
Yeah you’re an idiot, dude! If you drew an undo key it would just undo your drawing of an undo key 😩
(This is a joke obviously)
I never know where to shade. 😥
Or just think where the light hits xD
The rest is shadow
Lol 😂
This is like a year old but if you're still having trouble I'd recommend sycra's foundations of light and shadow videos, hope you're doing well in your art!
You can also hit up google and find a reference picture :) the best way to learn is do studies.
You need to understand the form you are drawing. When there is a change in planes the light changes too. I can recommend Drawing lessons by the great Masters by Robert Beverly Hale.
woooow thank you for this
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@@chopperleta8010 🍎🍎
Hola 😳
honestly i thought the 2nd apple looked weird with the bluish colour, but when you zoomed out it looked much better lol. zooming out is an underrated tip lol
I'm still not happy with the way I demonstrated the apple colours, but I can't change it now haha! Zooming out is one of the best ways to tell if something works or not.
I don't think it is an underrated tip, It happened to me all my lifetime
@@JelArts software name ?? 🤔
@@sdproduction786 Paint tool sai
I learned it's best to shade with colors directly on the opposite side of the color wheel like say your shading with red, you would shade with turquoise since it's a complementary
Pixel Minty green is the complementary of red tho. Not terquoise
It's a variation of green I just find tourquoise looks better than just green :,)
Especially with paint. Colour mixing is all about the compliments :)
green is not the complementary of red, so donr worry you were completely right in your original statement. the primary colours are magenta (not red), cyan (light blue) and yellow. the complementary colour of green is magenta, not red.
Sol Holo, those are primary colors of digital painting, not real life.
Tips For Foreshortening:
-The closer the object towards the viewer, the bigger it is
-I reccomend using circles for the joints, like the first rule, the closest joint towards the viewer would be bigger than the joint behind it(I hope it makes sense, I can't explain things very well, Sorry)
Yeah, i met the same tip in another video, and it is really useful, but can get a bit wonky when the foreshortening also has to lead from a bigger object to a smaler one, such as an arm, with a risk of making the entire thing just look like an equally sized chunk :S
it's soooo weird. I know how to shade and add a bit of emotion to my traditional artwork, but when I go to do digital art, all my knowledge goes out the window.
Switching to digital is DEFINITELY a learning curve! But if you keep practicing it will feel as natural as traditional.
JelArts true and thanks for this tutorial. It has gotten me off to a good start in shading and lighting techniques.
This. Totally, this!
Same, my bit of art skill just fly out the window
Right
5:40 "I'm just gonna make this smaller"
APPLES COMPLETELY DISAPPPEAR
NO WHYYYY
I don't even know why I posted this comment
Freya Haha XD (don't worry, I just made the layer invisible! 😉)
jungshook I'm jungshook.... army
Illuminati confirmed
Hi! I dunno if I should buy a wacom small tablet or a 499$ best resalution drawing tablet? I am a starter also. c: Pls pick 4 meh. ;c
Hi Lana RBX! By wacom small tablet then I assume you mean wacom intuos. I would recommend that. Probablya Wacom Intuos Draw or if your more into digital art maybe a Wacom Intuos Art. Or for comics or manga Wacom Intuos Comic. Or for photo editing Wacom Intuos Photo. And finally for 3D art Wacom Intuos 3D (I use wacom intuos art)
shading is THE hardest part about art...
the lineart is harder in my opinion.
Base color/Flat color is harde imho
To me its sketching. With inking and coloring it is much easier but when you are sketching it is very intensive thinking unless you are used to sketching those things.
i agree
shading and anatomy is hard ;-;
The thing about sliding the hue as well as saturation was SO HELPFUL!
Full body colouring for her : 14 minutes.
HEAD colouring for me : 3 hours
The apple’s second shading fits what I want my style to be more, but the first apple’s shading is my favorite.
10:56 "Keep in mind: I'm not an expert."
Gurl, you are an expert. :)
@squllwork animations She is
Great tutorial and tips!
I typically like to use warmer hues for highlights and cooler hues for shadows. It feels more natural to me, and I think that's because outside, the sun casts a warm light, but everything is lit a bit blue by the sky itself (even shadows). It's like everything has a slight blu-ish tone except for direct sunlight.
Another tip for artists: study hard vs soft shadows (start by looking at photography). It's always fun to experiment, and you might stumble upon a new technique or approach that you really enjoy!
Thank you! ♥️
You know it's crazy: I've been doing this in my 3D art for years without thinking about it, and never even considered doing it in 2D as well. This seriously opened my mind to a new way of doing 2D color! Thanks!
I'm glad it helped!
5:11 i thought i had a virus playing random music lol
Same!
Her: cheeks have a bit of rosiness to them
Me: *literally a colorless ghost*
Me: haha ya
Same lol
5:10 That music... Why did I think my phone was ringing or something even though I don't have a ringtone like that at all? 🤣
I’m new to digital art and completely beginner to color theory and this was amazing! I cannot wait to try out everything you were saying! I really like that you use different colors for shadows/highlights. It definitely adds a dynamic effect! Thank you so much!
I just want you to know that you are a godsend. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into making these videos. It helps immensely!
You're an art angel. Thank you for existing and helping my floundering self
I've never even considered changing hues before, just tried it in krita real quick and my colour choice didn't look right so there's definitely more I need to practice, but it makes your work look so good!
This tutorial changed EVERYTHING about my coloring!! What a life saver!
I love your tutorials!! I like how you say it's 'your' approach on drawing, as opposed to saying it's the right way.
JelArts: "since the background's green..."
Me: hold up is that blue or am i colorblind, oh god I'm colorblind, somebody help ;(
Nichhorse AJ I'm actually a bit mad at myself for calling it green since it's clearly a blue-green and this video is about colour theory 😦
oh noe
I just eye dropped the colour and it's a dark cyan-ish colour, hmm.
I'd say it's teal or turquoise, but not everyone describes or sees colors the same way, so it's not a mistake to call it either green or blue. In some cultures for example blue and green are considered the same and are not differentiated. Just how for a long time orange was considered a form of red (or yellow) and didn't became a separately named color until much later (thanks to orange fruits I guess)
Asteria It kind of reminds me of that white and gold dress that was actually blue and black. I was one of the people who saw white and gold! I guess the colours around a specific colour affect how that colour is viewed, as well as each person's specific eyes. It's so fascinating!
The thing I’ve noticed about almost every artist is no matter how good they get they always seem to believe their own work isn’t up to par with where it should be
Makes me think that sometimes, at least when viewing a piece of art you’ve declared finished, you should get into the mind of a complete beginner so you can appreciate your own work more.
Jokes on you! i AM a complete beginner! Mwahahahaha! (your art is awesome)
ive been drawing for 20 years and ive ALWAYS had trouble with color, shading and lighting. this video helped me more than art school ever did, thank u for this
your video ... just made everything I did NOT know about color theory crystal clear. Thank you so much for this.
So shading isn't just make shadows black or highlights white
exactly
Thanks for sharing ! Very clear and simple advices, I'll try to keep them in mind :)
this is the one of the best color theory session. nice one ! :) loved it !
OMGGGG MY JAW DROPPED AT HOW ITS SO WELL DONE
This video helped me a lot. It was exactly what I was looking for. I know it's an old video but thanks for making it
i want to learn how to draw a face :D
EiSheLL everyone has different art styles, but if you're going for a specific one (like this channel) you could probably just look at their art and get inspired.
Faces can be tricky but if you can get the basics down, it's a lot easier. The best method is drawing a circle (for the skull shape) and two lines. One horizontal for the eye placement, and one down the center of the face (where the nose should be). Whether you're going for realism, semi-realism, or a cartoonish style, this will help you.
Okay I am going to show you!!
1.put a dot
2. then add one more dot close but not to far
3. add a curved line at the bottom
DONE!
EiSheLL ME TOO
EiSheLL Take a face picture. Study proportion. Study placement of the organs. Study muscles. Then put them all together. Tadah!
I absolutely loved this video. I always used to do shading using the same hue and now my life has changed forever!!!!! THANKS SOOOOO MUCH!
A whole new world indeed opened for me. Thank you so much for that!!
For the foreshortening, I think her hand should be bigger than that, unless she has reaaaally small hands! Maybe it's juste me, though.
Thanks for the tutorial, it really helped me with my lighting and coloring :)
Gelynn, Actually Kebekwa might be right. Judging from the pose, the hand should be a bit bigger than the distance from her chin to the top of her forehead, and on the picture it is a bit smaller than that.
media.istockphoto.com/photos/stop-harassment-at-work-picture-id926109730?k=6&m=926109730&s=612x612&w=0&h=teAiNPxVnBEOPZ0nkwukExo1sU6ui7i9GKIugU25JFQ=
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that's what I call a helpful video! ♡(∩o∩)♡ I also love the choice of videos u make
Ah thank you! I'm really happy to hear that
Really useful video! Thumbs up
hi! I just wanted to say your art is beautiful and I love love your energy and excitement when just playing around with lighting! very helpful and inspiring :)
AWESOME TUTORIAL! Great art too! Thanks for making this!
Lol Deviantart is the reason why I can color.
Me too! Once I found that one tutorial, everything changed about my colours.
What one tutorial? I need it!
JelArts what tutorial?
I NEED to know plz
JelArts WHAT IS IT
and how I do the dramatic light thing in traditional art D:
It's all about careful planning and layering. Do multiple thumbnail sketches to figure out where you want your lighting to be, and then translate that onto the final piece. Watercolour, pencil crayon, markers, or pastels (and other things I'm probably forgetting) might work well for that, since the layers can be translucent.
oka, oka, thanks!! ur amazing
JelArts Can this still work even if I actually did the background layer first...? :( I didn't know how to do these effects before
This was so freaking useful, I can't thank you enough! I never knew how I should do my shaders and now I realize that they aren't as boring as they seem
I cant wait to use the multiply & overlay tricks!! 😍
this is a really helpful video! I've been trying to figure out how to shade like that for a while! now I know how! yay
Great video! This was so helpful, I have trouble shading sometimes, and this was so amazing. Thank you
Natalie Brown, is your badge a picture of Pidge from Voltron?
I never comment on youtube videos but this is genuinely such helpful advice and so thoroughly discussed, thank you for this tutorial. There are other videos made like this but the way you described your thought process was so concise and understandable. Cant wait to try out some of these processes, thank you again!
This was really fantastic! I do my drawing live on stream and when I get to shading, I always always say "ok, and I'm no expert on shading or lighting, but we're just going to give it a shot." So instead... I'm looking to learn and this was an amazing intro to how to choose the colors and how to use them. Thank you!
thanks alot.. IT IS an awesome new world opened to me.. thanks again :D
Thank you for the tutorial! Any tips for growing artists on youtube? :D
:D I want this tipps too :D
I hope to make a video about that soon!
JelArts Awesome! Thank you so much :D
Just started digital art last year and I'm just coloring like normal, using the darker and lighter shade of my base color but this opened my eyes to a lot of possibilities (I dont even use blending modes like multiply lol) I'll definitely subscribe. :)
Hi JelArts. It seems you keep criticizing yourself, saying that this "isn't the best sketch out there" but please know that you are doing great. Give yourself credit for your level of talent and skill. :) keep up the good work.
so helpful
Amazing tutorial. Great explanation and also really good how you showed what you did and how to do it
Shiroichi Art I'm really happy you liked it!
How couldn´t I? Its really great
Just wanted to say thank you for making this video. I’ve always had trouble shading with different colored lighting. I’m going to try this out ASAP. Great tutorial.
Thank you so muchh! I finally had the inspiration to continue improving
“hERE ARE SOME APPLES!” i loved that 😂 11/10
this is so very helpful😉
Thank you so much!
JelArts your welcome this reallyhelps me alot i always draw on my phone cuz i cant afford a tablet but i draw better on my phone😂👌
EiSheLL same I have a Samsung note and it has a stylus
This tutorial was AMAZING! My digital art improved by leaps and bounds after this! Thank you so much for posting!
Super helpful. Shading has alluded me for a ridiculously long time. In art class, they just made us draw that sphere with shadows but never explained it
cool!!
that moment when somebody calls something green when it's actually (for me personally) blue. Not complaining, just saying.
It's actually blue, I don't know why I said green! So embarrassing... lol
Wow I loved this video! Getting into color is so overwhelming but this tutorial made it a lot of fun! Can’t wait to experiment like you showed.
This is really instructive and your artstyle is really cool !
I always shade with making it darker or brighter > Therefore making it less life like
This is some good shit.
Thank you!! I was having a rough time trying to shade and thanks to your tutorial now I can try to do better❤️
my drawings changed drastically after I've watched this, thank you so much you're a goddess!
yayyaya ty
You're very welcome!
mi inglish is puur, but a understand litle i know of color teory
but is very good u video, thanks
Jesus chirst that english, hope it got better
This was so helpful! This is the best shading I've drawn in my life and it brings me to tears (yes I am a drama queen) thank you, you're amazing!
i love the video format!! great and informative as always jess
+margieartie Thank you, I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
So I get that you use darker and cooler colours when shading and when you highlight you use warmer, brighter colours. But is the cooler colours=left on the colour wheel and the warmer colour= right on the colour wheel OR is the cooler colours = down and the warmer colours=up? Example: let's say I have GREEN as my local colour, do I go toward yellow for the shadows and toward turquoise/lightblue for the highlights (left/right of the local colour) or do I go towards turquoise/lightblue for the shadows and yellow for the highlights (up/down on the colour wheel)?
ThePillent it would be the other way so turquoise for shadow and yellow for the highlights since shadows usually have a cooler shade such as blue or purple depending on the local color.
Warm colours are red orange yellow and cold is green blue and purple
I could not hear your fan. But when it is loud, it means the inside of your PC just needs to be cleaned. Get you some q-tips and a vacuum get rid of all the dust inside. Good luck.
I use a cintiq companion 2 (a computer drawing tablet) and one of the biggest complaints/drawbacks is that it has a loud fan. It's been that way since I first bought it, haha. But I'll keep that in mind for future computers. I probably should give it a good dusting anyway. Luckily when I removed the background noise from the audio, most of the fan noise disappeared!
Ahh, I see and should have known. Sorry to hear it. Good luck with it. I may get a tablet one day, and I will keep that in mind: No fan tablet. haha' Thank you:)
OMGG THANK YOU FOR UR EXPLANATION ABOUT COLOUR THEORY.. IT REALLY HELPS
So cool!I just added shade/light randomly.now I know how to do this properly. Thank you!
Damn your so good at drawing
my drawings look like scribble compared to yours Lmao
•-•
This music makes me feel like somebody is calling me on Skype XD
I've been really really struggling with shading recently and this is super helpful. Thank you!
love the halt pose
I'm using SAI but why is the display kinda different with yours? Is it because diff version? :/ Helpful video btw!!
I use SAI too and it looks different for me as well. It's probably because you can move stuff around to your liking.
i think its bcs the version(?) :|
It's because it is a different version. Its called Paint Tool Sai version 2 and it has a lot more features. For example, the layer mode at 6:06 you can see that she has a lot more options. ^^
Mellow Nite
they made a new version??
I couldn't understand how you made that basic blue color out of the selection tool, I'M SORRY
Ohhhhhh i love that tool, just click on something when using tge selection tool
Years I used the first method. I should confess, that this is the first time I know what's that color wheel for. Thank you very much.
i cant wait to try this this is the most helpful lighting video i've ever seen!!
maybe consider this:
ruclips.net/video/UuVo04LfuBE/видео.html
a different method which can be useful on some scenarios
Dont even know what to shade in my art
Thank you so much for this tutorial! You're really good at explaining things so that people understand.
one of the most helpful tips i learned for shading and lighting is that whichever one is warm-coloured, the other should be dark.
This is so counterintuitive! Thank you so much for sharing and explaining :)
Thank you so much! Shading and lighting was always so freaking difficult to me!
Wow thanks so much! I've watched so many videos like this, and this was by far the most helpful and informative. THANK YOU!! ❤️❤️❤️
I'm glad it helped :)
thank you so much! your explanation of this was so clear and helps me a lot!
Ooooh! Wow! Thank you, this was really useful and easy to understand!
Thank you so much for this! I'm currently not able to take any art classes in school, so I don't get taught these things. I try to look up things on the internet, but im an auditory learner and have trouble reading things and actually remembering it. This helped a lot. ❤️
thank you very much this helped me a lot ive been using value for shading for like 2 years tysm :)
💜 As always, THANK YOU SO MUCH! I love watching your tutorials (sometimes I watch then on repeat for awhile, heh) you have a very good way of explaining things and I do find every piece of information useful. 💜
Arro's Art I'm so glad you find it all helpful! It means a lot 😊
Thank you for this tutorial! It was super helpful and you explain things very clearly.
Also the illustration you used to demonstrate is lovely :)