I've pretty much mastered my own methods of shading. I have my own techniques to achieving the kind of shading I want to accomplish, depending on how "special" the deviation is. I live by no real exact rules, only as long as the final results are still impressive.
I learned a lot (without sound) and without watching the full video, by skipping through and seeing the most important parts of the video, like of you using the color picker and going through all the colors, that helped a lot
Ahhhh I see what you were doing there ;D. //wasaguineapigallalong Thanks for the tutorial! It helped to go through it quickly in the beginning and then take a moment to go more in depth for sure. No matter how advanced in art one gets, it's always important to return to the basics. I definitely appreciate you mentioning that multiple factors are involved with color choice. I sometimes get stuck using that hue+saturation+value option because in my mind it's the best method, but it doesn't always apply with those variables. I'll keep this in mind for my next coloring attempt! ^.^/
Huehuehue ;) //thanksforhelpinglol Yeee glad you liked it! For sure, I'm the same way! I need to play around with color more. It can just be tricky sometimes, there's a lot that goes into it :O
LITTLE OOPS: "Value" is supposed to be "Brightness", sorry! RIP me my bad ;o; Hope ya'll have a great day though lol :'D
Nah you're good. Most software calls it "Value" but "Brightness" is fine too.
I've pretty much mastered my own methods of shading. I have my own techniques to achieving the kind of shading I want to accomplish, depending on how "special" the deviation is. I live by no real exact rules, only as long as the final results are still impressive.
Nice! For sure, do what works best for you :)
Thank you for the excellent tutorial. I tried to figure out shading in color vs shading in grey scale. This is very helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
I learned a lot (without sound) and without watching the full video, by skipping through and seeing the most important parts of the video, like of you using the color picker and going through all the colors, that helped a lot
I'm glad you found things helpful, even without watching the full video :)
Im glad you posted it!
its intresting, i tend to the version in the middle ^.^
Thanks! :D Neat! I definitely recommend playing around with the other two, if nothing else than it might be fun ^^
You are extremely talented my Friend, if theirs somethings you couln'd achived LOL! thank You Sam for this very impressive tutorial xx
No talent, just lots of hard work, haha. Thank you though! Glad you liked it :D
Would you be my private teacher,i promess i'll worked Hard,hard sweetie LOL!
If you pay me enough, haha ;)
LOL! i tought i was your friend, no to expensive, Thank you Sam, i will remember that, hi,hi
Haha xD
Thx did helpp ^^
I'm so glad! :D
^^
U are a great teacher
Aw thank you x3 I appreciate it!
super helpful! thank you ! Love the video :)
I'm happy to hear it! :D Thank you x3
Well done. Thank you Sam. Peace
Aw thanks! :D
Ahhhh I see what you were doing there ;D. //wasaguineapigallalong
Thanks for the tutorial! It helped to go through it quickly in the beginning and then take a moment to go more in depth for sure. No matter how advanced in art one gets, it's always important to return to the basics. I definitely appreciate you mentioning that multiple factors are involved with color choice. I sometimes get stuck using that hue+saturation+value option because in my mind it's the best method, but it doesn't always apply with those variables. I'll keep this in mind for my next coloring attempt! ^.^/
Huehuehue ;) //thanksforhelpinglol
Yeee glad you liked it! For sure, I'm the same way! I need to play around with color more. It can just be tricky sometimes, there's a lot that goes into it :O