But then what’s the difference between using multiply and simply adding a new layer in front, picking a dark colour and lowering the opacity to paint the shadows?
@@animalfinatic9366 The biggest difference is that normal layers are opaque and multiply layers actively make your colors darker. The color of your multiply layer "multiplies" with the one below, if that makes any sense.
I love the design of your frog dragon thing
Awesome design man..
I would love to see more detailed tutorials on layers and masking for procreate
Thank you for this tutorial! Your artwork is amazing, keep going
Very sick concept
Nice tips with the tools, I will apply them in my videos
Love Love, Love ur videos !!!!! ur the best :)
you are the best ! thanks a lot.
How do you open the menu were you can choose multiply im on iPad pls help
On the layers, there’s a small “n” next to the checkbox. Click it and a menu will drop down with layer mode options.
@@Magical_Trash it dont do shit
But then what’s the difference between using multiply and simply adding a new layer in front, picking a dark colour and lowering the opacity to paint the shadows?
that's what I'm trying to find out lol
I think the multiply layer makes values darker.
Using normal layers would just overwrite everything underneath.
I would like to know as well
@@animalfinatic9366 The biggest difference is that normal layers are opaque and multiply layers actively make your colors darker. The color of your multiply layer "multiplies" with the one below, if that makes any sense.
@@atr1um IT DOES! Thank you so much!
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Frogon