A tip with lighting and shading: when you color shadows, and you are trying to create a rich color scheme, use a warm color for the shadows of the lighting is cool, and vice versa. If you shade with black, blending can look a bit muddy, but it is doable; pure black shadows can be used against very bright stark lighting and create amazing contrast when done well.
Another thing, lighting tends to use complimentary colors, such as if the shadows are purple the lighting is probably yellow, then the bounce light is whatever color
I love thinking of different ways you can apply colors. Like she said, red can be passion, anger, love, and it's even used by fast food places in their logos to make you hungrier. Colors are wild
Yes! I think it’s so interesting how most fast food chains will use the combo of red and yellow intentionally to make our monkey brains hungry without us realizing. Also, apparently, the sight of blue (and green?) makes us feel less hungry because we automatically associate it with mold.
6:50 so true. No colour has a set meaning in art. It's all about what you make using that colour. Oh man I really gotta start picking a sort of colour palette/theme before I start drawing, my colours are a mess
I was gonna write something about 6:50 but it was going to be colour theory and hospitals (if u don't know what I'm talking about search colour theory meme)
A fun thing that subverts choosing colors for yourself is the greyscale challenge. You generate a random pallet while your tablet or screen is set to greyscale, and you just color away. It makes it so much fun to find out what the colors end up being!
Sometimes, when I want to convey a feeling of Idk, depression? Panic? Fear? I like monochrome with only a few bits of color. guys pls stop liking this im not an expert DD: I hate to be that guy but why are you people still liking this comment fr
God that's the same color palette I used for my first Ba Da Bean comic "The Bucket List". I WAS coveying a little feeling of sadness in that one; two bffs, the female one wants to continue trying to confess her love to her crush, while the male one has a crush on the female one, but will respect her opinions (cuz' that's what true bffs do, respect each other's opinions)
this came 2 me at the perfect time! i have spent most of my life avoiding color, but was forced to use it in high school art classes. i fell in love with digital art and prismacolor and being able to play with color schemes, but ive been reliant on using the overlay layer and the color picking tool.
I'm usually a fidgety person so sitting still through a 13 min video shows you're great at teaching. I've been on and off art for 3 years now. Currently on it again and I already see loads of improvement by "sleeping on it" and being devoted to it. This year has been by far the longest I've spent drawing and I'm glad I stumbled upon your channel because it's quick and informative. Easy for fidgety giant like me to absorb. Thank you :)
despite knowing a lot of this info for years now, for some reason whenever i try to make my own pallets they're always pretty ugly. like, in my head i KNOW what color combos that i think are gorgeous, but then i try to add them to my art and they look nothing like they do when other people make them. i just end up copying colors from other art, and that makes me feel bad ;-;
I just suggest trying them and fiddling around. Its anoying but fun. I typically take two colors like mint and lavender, and then add more colors so its not completely those two but it still looks nice? Its hard to explain XD
Hmmm, i think you could try some layer modes to start off? Like try putting a solid color on top of your other colors and play around with layer modes and opacity. You could also use color balance if that’s available in the program you’re using Your color palettes don’t seem bad in theory, but in practice they look a little disjointed? Like, from your thumbnails it looks like you pick your colors separately without taking into account how they look together. For example, your character who is wearing a green coat doesn’t has colors that in theory go well together, green and black with yellow (?) accents seems like a good choice, but the specific tone of green and black don’t seem to go very well together. I think giving the black a very slight red tint and making the green less saturated might help, and the yellow accents would look better if they were warmer and a little more saturated. Something that might also help is taking the colors of the background into account instead of keeping the same colors for the character every time. For example, (I’m only looking at the thumbnails rn) in the one with a purple background you could give the black a purple tint, and make the green way less saturated and with a colder undertone. If you’d like more specific advice I could give you some through tumblr/Instagram/twitter, I’m not exactly an expert in any of this but I do think coloring is one of my strongest points haha. Let me know if you wanna, I’d be glad to help!
idk why but everytime i see other art tutorials i can't finsh it cause of my short attention spam but when i learned about your channel i am able to watch the whole video without skipping and i learn alot
I've already been using color schemes in this way without knowing anything about it! It's good to be able to put names to things and let's me know I still have more to learn. Thanks for this video!
I just want to say that I literally take notes from these videos, genuinely can not thank you enough for all of these! They have improved my art significantly!
Every video I've seen from Winged Canvas is packed with value. Thanks for sharing the extensive knowledge and providing us newer artists with the tools to help us improve.
Your calm discussions of how tears come in the panic post realization of doom while the feeling of impending doom right before panic hits is more of the desaturated blue vibe, and purple would lean cosmic... this was informative and hilarious. I thought I was watching a color theory video but what I got was a violation of the geneva conventions (in the form of a color theory video) As always, I love your content
This greatly helped me as my characters are all very colorful and I often struggle with characters either blending into the background or the drawing looking muddy or chaotic
An anime film that did have magnificent use of color was perfect blue. As things throughout the film became emotionally tense and mentally suffocating the colors became more and more harsh to match the state of the film. You can see the loss of an innocent public image alongside the pressure of the changes in the protagonist's life through the trippy visuals and the colors spoke about as loudly as the plot itself. I need to get better with my use of colors, because color is an incredibly powerful piece that comes into play when creating artwork. I'm hoping this video will help me get there.
Such good art :o (I feel like everyone I end up watching on UA-cam does better art than me most likely) but this helped a little bit with my color knowledge
This is so educational, I'm about to go into art in collage and have not studied it as a GCSE and this gives me more confidence in my knowledge :) ❤️❤️
🎨 Join an online art class with top-notch instructors for personal feedback and guidance: www.wingedcanvas.com/virtual-art-class New student? Try 2 drop in classes for the price of 1: www.wingedcanvas.com/trial-art-classes-online Want awesome perks while supporting the creation of free art education? Join our Patreon: www.patreon.com/c/wingedcanvas 🍎 If you're a teacher, we've created a handout + workshop you can use to turn this video into a complete lesson plan! Get it here: bit.ly/3UrZKfp Bookmark our Treasure Chest for Art Teachers: www.wingedcanvas.com/art-resources-for-teachers
this helped me so much omg, thank you. I may be in my early teens but I still want to improve on my art as much as i can, i know its already good for my age but watching this has really helped and inspired me, so thank you so much! ps that drawing was amazing!!
UA-cam recommended some of your videos out of nowhere. Watched a couple of it. And what should I say, finally a recommendation that I rly like. I think ur voice is cure, ur art is awesome and the videos in general are very helpful. Thanks 🤙
I always like to use triadic stuff because it to me is nearly balanced, and let's me explore the space if I have very little ideas of what to paint. This is a great video for explanations
@@hodanisbased4980 Lol yeah, I love the CMYK color scheme! Coincidentally, I just got a new pfp Yesterday, it's this same character but a different sorta analogous color scheme, very similar, but I'm trying to get the character sorta cleaned up. Triadic color schemes can also help design contrasting parts, like aligning big to small.
i tend to like drawing panics a lot more because i love the show of emotion you get with them and i already got the idea of using bright colors for those moments- the whole saturation thing i already knew without knowing i knew haha
Excellent video! Your typical application breakdown really helped me understand the typical use of a lot of common color schemes. I was curious about one you didn't cover though - quadratic or double complementary. I was just wondering what a typical use scenario was for this, as I see it used sometimes but don't know it's common application. Is it typically high energy like triadic?
I find that with complimentary color schemes a traditional ryb gives you mostly good looking combos, while on the rgb/cmyk triads and split complimentary color palettes look better. There’s some exceptions tho, I do think red/cyan looks really neat fro example.
I usually, when it comes fown to flat colors, I tend to grab a random color and a random hue and build off of that. I color the shirt or something then color the pants with something that doesn't clash. Background would be different depending on environment but sometimes if it's a solid background I just play around with a bunch of colors! I stay away from neon or really really bright colors to the characters themselves, unless I want a dark background and for them to pop in a certain style. I have a very complex way of coloring my pieces, I never really am smart about it, I have no knowledge on color theory or anything so I tend to just.. trust my gut haha
Im too intimidated to use non vibrant colors, because im just not that good with desaturated colors, i usually stick to warmer, fully saturated ones, so this really helped, thank you!
Thank you for the video! I do have one question though: how do you choose which colour wheel to use before you start? Is there a video on this already that you could link? What are some of the factors that go into making that choice? I feel like I can't make use of any of the colour scheme information for fear of picking the wrong base/wheel to work with.
I can't believe that I finally found someone who uses MediBang!! Please, TEACH ME! * - * How do I use this thing!! It makes all my arts looks pixelated no matter the resolution and the DPI! T^T
We have a Medibang Paint tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/VIPbQJeBkjE/v-deo.html as well as a follow up video that goes over more advanced features: ua-cam.com/video/9XmjEn9NWT8/v-deo.html :) Perhaps you need to increase your canvas size? or make sure that the "anti-aliasing" feature is on!
@@wingedcanvas I bought Clip Studio cause I couldn't find the "anti-aliasing" feature on MediBang and I already tried to create like 8K arts and still get pixelated! I'm really happy that someone actually know how to make it work on MediBang!! Thanks!!
For a character, I typically do shades of one color, like for my oc Umeko, I stick to teal/blue, and have accessories of a color close to the opposite side of the color wheel, like for Umeko, she has yellow eyes and accessories. This is just how I do it though! I'm not a professional, this is just from my experience after.... four years? Four and a half years? Five? Idk since fifth grade.
I had soft soft for a wNice tutorialle but never actually opened it because it looked too complex. TNice tutorials actually helped quite a bit. i an like for
I usually use ramdon colors and Wish is right, most of the time it works! Most of the time i'm not drawing from Zero! And most of the time is always the same characters, sometimes in a different artstyle, but still the same thing! Also, repeating poses, for when m tired and the art isn't arting
I find that it changed to RGB interesting, because those are the primary light colors, but the way they interact with our vision means it's generally not accurate for art--which is why the primary art colors are considered yellow, blue and red.
Colouring is really hard for me, especially when there are a lot of elements, more than 1 person and also background, or environment, di you have tips for this? Thank you
for me im always a yellow, orange and purple person lol. one of my ocs is completely just different shades of purple, sometimes hes black and white tho when hes depressed
A tip with lighting and shading: when you color shadows, and you are trying to create a rich color scheme, use a warm color for the shadows of the lighting is cool, and vice versa.
If you shade with black, blending can look a bit muddy, but it is doable; pure black shadows can be used against very bright stark lighting and create amazing contrast when done well.
If you shade with black go with dark purple
I go with a dark blue or purple and make the layer semi-transparent.
Another thing, lighting tends to use complimentary colors, such as if the shadows are purple the lighting is probably yellow, then the bounce light is whatever color
I love thinking of different ways you can apply colors. Like she said, red can be passion, anger, love, and it's even used by fast food places in their logos to make you hungrier. Colors are wild
Primal desires
Yes! I think it’s so interesting how most fast food chains will use the combo of red and yellow intentionally to make our monkey brains hungry without us realizing. Also, apparently, the sight of blue (and green?) makes us feel less hungry because we automatically associate it with mold.
Yeah, and in china, red is for wealth and good fortune :O
6:50 so true. No colour has a set meaning in art. It's all about what you make using that colour.
Oh man I really gotta start picking a sort of colour palette/theme before I start drawing, my colours are a mess
I was gonna write something about 6:50 but it was going to be colour theory and hospitals
(if u don't know what I'm talking about search colour theory meme)
@@the0black0bullet lol i know what you're talking about
Yeah! Sure red can sometimes mean danger, but red and white are also the colors of medics in most media!
A fun thing that subverts choosing colors for yourself is the greyscale challenge. You generate a random pallet while your tablet or screen is set to greyscale, and you just color away. It makes it so much fun to find out what the colors end up being!
Sometimes, when I want to convey a feeling of Idk, depression? Panic? Fear? I like monochrome with only a few bits of color.
guys pls stop liking this im not an expert DD:
I hate to be that guy but why are you people still liking this comment fr
this comment randomly just inspired me to make a drawing for some reason thank you
@@thornarts my pleasure
@@thornarts same here
@@thornarts ok same, using the ace flag as a color palette.
God that's the same color palette I used for my first Ba Da Bean comic "The Bucket List". I WAS coveying a little feeling of sadness in that one; two bffs, the female one wants to continue trying to confess her love to her crush, while the male one has a crush on the female one, but will respect her opinions (cuz' that's what true bffs do, respect each other's opinions)
this came 2 me at the perfect time! i have spent most of my life avoiding color, but was forced to use it in high school art classes. i fell in love with digital art and prismacolor and being able to play with color schemes, but ive been reliant on using the overlay layer and the color picking tool.
Oh my God... Why is this the first time I'm seeing a "Graphic design is my passion" poster? It's... pure art.
I'm usually a fidgety person so sitting still through a 13 min video shows you're great at teaching. I've been on and off art for 3 years now. Currently on it again and I already see loads of improvement by "sleeping on it" and being devoted to it. This year has been by far the longest I've spent drawing and I'm glad I stumbled upon your channel because it's quick and informative. Easy for fidgety giant like me to absorb. Thank you :)
This video gives cool art teacher vibes, professional, straight forward and engaging!
Literally this video saved me from repeatedly using different pride flags as color palettes instead of making my own color schemes, thank you
LMAO SAME
don't call me out like this lol
Bro wait that sounds fun though I’m gonna start doing that 😂
Woah, that’s actually a good idea
You just called me out. 😂😂
She is literally giving artists life lessons, she deserves so much- this really helps!
despite knowing a lot of this info for years now, for some reason whenever i try to make my own pallets they're always pretty ugly. like, in my head i KNOW what color combos that i think are gorgeous, but then i try to add them to my art and they look nothing like they do when other people make them. i just end up copying colors from other art, and that makes me feel bad ;-;
I just suggest trying them and fiddling around. Its anoying but fun. I typically take two colors like mint and lavender, and then add more colors so its not completely those two but it still looks nice? Its hard to explain XD
Oh my god I'm not the only one
I think ur color picking are pretty good, the only thing I suggest is to make most color less vibrant
Hmmm, i think you could try some layer modes to start off? Like try putting a solid color on top of your other colors and play around with layer modes and opacity. You could also use color balance if that’s available in the program you’re using
Your color palettes don’t seem bad in theory, but in practice they look a little disjointed? Like, from your thumbnails it looks like you pick your colors separately without taking into account how they look together. For example, your character who is wearing a green coat doesn’t has colors that in theory go well together, green and black with yellow (?) accents seems like a good choice, but the specific tone of green and black don’t seem to go very well together. I think giving the black a very slight red tint and making the green less saturated might help, and the yellow accents would look better if they were warmer and a little more saturated.
Something that might also help is taking the colors of the background into account instead of keeping the same colors for the character every time. For example, (I’m only looking at the thumbnails rn) in the one with a purple background you could give the black a purple tint, and make the green way less saturated and with a colder undertone.
If you’d like more specific advice I could give you some through tumblr/Instagram/twitter, I’m not exactly an expert in any of this but I do think coloring is one of my strongest points haha. Let me know if you wanna, I’d be glad to help!
SAME!!! I’ve made Pinterest boards full of color schemes I like but yet every time I use them it looks like I puked on the canvas-
idk why but everytime i see other art tutorials i can't finsh it cause of my short attention spam but when i learned about your channel i am able to watch the whole video without skipping and i learn alot
I've already been using color schemes in this way without knowing anything about it! It's good to be able to put names to things and let's me know I still have more to learn. Thanks for this video!
I just want to say that I literally take notes from these videos, genuinely can not thank you enough for all of these! They have improved my art significantly!
Every video I've seen from Winged Canvas is packed with value. Thanks for sharing the extensive knowledge and providing us newer artists with the tools to help us improve.
Thank you! No more mediocre coloring from me😎
This was super informative and helpful! I'm learning how to draw digitally and painting has always felt like a huge mountain, thanks for this video!
Been lookin for this for a while. The most informative and straight forward guide to colors
Your calm discussions of how tears come in the panic post realization of doom while the feeling of impending doom right before panic hits is more of the desaturated blue vibe, and purple would lean cosmic... this was informative and hilarious. I thought I was watching a color theory video but what I got was a violation of the geneva conventions (in the form of a color theory video) As always, I love your content
Love how we got straight to business and also love how you talk fast cause I have a project that depends on this
This greatly helped me as my characters are all very colorful and I often struggle with characters either blending into the background or the drawing looking muddy or chaotic
Finally! I cannot tell you how many color theory videos I have watched and this one is perfect! (thankyou)
you talk in the perfect way my brain understands and makes it so i actually feel like im learning something
jessie your voice always reminds me of an old friend
Very helpful!
An anime film that did have magnificent use of color was perfect blue. As things throughout the film became emotionally tense and mentally suffocating the colors became more and more harsh to match the state of the film. You can see the loss of an innocent public image alongside the pressure of the changes in the protagonist's life through the trippy visuals and the colors spoke about as loudly as the plot itself.
I need to get better with my use of colors, because color is an incredibly powerful piece that comes into play when creating artwork. I'm hoping this video will help me get there.
this almost reminds me of Blue Period
Reminds me of jjba. Great use of colouring
I feel like instead of just yellow, or green.The primary color should be highlighter yellow.It’s like the perfect mix.
thank you so much! This was very informational :D
Great video! My school art teacher used to show your videos when I used to be in her class.
Such good art :o
(I feel like everyone I end up watching on UA-cam does better art than me most likely) but this helped a little bit with my color knowledge
Every time I see red and green I think of christmas. every time.
For me it’s roses or strawberries
SAME
SAMEE
I personally think of Krispy Kreme
SAMEEE
This is so educational, I'm about to go into art in collage and have not studied it as a GCSE and this gives me more confidence in my knowledge :) ❤️❤️
Extremely helpful thnx
GHOSTBUR
🎨 Join an online art class with top-notch instructors for personal feedback and guidance: www.wingedcanvas.com/virtual-art-class
New student? Try 2 drop in classes for the price of 1: www.wingedcanvas.com/trial-art-classes-online
Want awesome perks while supporting the creation of free art education? Join our Patreon: www.patreon.com/c/wingedcanvas
🍎 If you're a teacher, we've created a handout + workshop you can use to turn this video into a complete lesson plan! Get it here: bit.ly/3UrZKfp
Bookmark our Treasure Chest for Art Teachers: www.wingedcanvas.com/art-resources-for-teachers
this helped me so much omg, thank you. I may be in my early teens but I still want to improve on my art as much as i can, i know its already good for my age but watching this has really helped and inspired me, so thank you so much!
ps that drawing was amazing!!
I super appreciate that this lesson doesn't waste time on an intro
UA-cam recommended some of your videos out of nowhere. Watched a couple of it. And what should I say, finally a recommendation that I rly like. I think ur voice is cure, ur art is awesome and the videos in general are very helpful.
Thanks 🤙
I always like to use triadic stuff because it to me is nearly balanced, and let's me explore the space if I have very little ideas of what to paint. This is a great video for explanations
Your pfp is triatic lol
@@hodanisbased4980 Lol yeah, I love the CMYK color scheme! Coincidentally, I just got a new pfp Yesterday, it's this same character but a different sorta analogous color scheme, very similar, but I'm trying to get the character sorta cleaned up. Triadic color schemes can also help design contrasting parts, like aligning big to small.
I suggest using grey background when choosing and using colors. Black makes everything look bright, and white everything dark. So grey is perfect:)
i tend to like drawing panics a lot more because i love the show of emotion you get with them and i already got the idea of using bright colors for those moments- the whole saturation thing i already knew without knowing i knew haha
learned more here than I ever could in my art class
5:05 my goal as an artist is to one day be so good at something that they compare my work to someone like Pablo Picasso, congrats Bellhenge
this is the first time color schemes have made sense.......... thank u.....
6:45 that one designer on tumblr needs to hear this
Excellent video! Your typical application breakdown really helped me understand the typical use of a lot of common color schemes. I was curious about one you didn't cover though - quadratic or double complementary. I was just wondering what a typical use scenario was for this, as I see it used sometimes but don't know it's common application. Is it typically high energy like triadic?
The only class I actually pay attention to is art class lol and ty I needed help lol
Thank you so much for sharing this
I find that with complimentary color schemes a traditional ryb gives you mostly good looking combos, while on the rgb/cmyk triads and split complimentary color palettes look better. There’s some exceptions tho, I do think red/cyan looks really neat fro example.
thanks for your simplistic explaination this helps my art
ive never been good with colors in my art, but this really helped me :D
thank you!!
I JUST had this problem! So glad I saw this
bro i learned more from this than from my art teachers
I usually, when it comes fown to flat colors, I tend to grab a random color and a random hue and build off of that. I color the shirt or something then color the pants with something that doesn't clash. Background would be different depending on environment but sometimes if it's a solid background I just play around with a bunch of colors! I stay away from neon or really really bright colors to the characters themselves, unless I want a dark background and for them to pop in a certain style. I have a very complex way of coloring my pieces, I never really am smart about it, I have no knowledge on color theory or anything so I tend to just.. trust my gut haha
FINALLY!!!! Someone who draws the ears down now, besides me >W
I hope everyone falls asleep quickly. Wishing everyone a happy wake up and a good rest 😍😍😍
Actually helped me a lot lol, thNks
Im too intimidated to use non vibrant colors, because im just not that good with desaturated colors, i usually stick to warmer, fully saturated ones, so this really helped, thank you!
Awesome video, love learning about colors!
Wow thanks
thank you for the tutorial. I struggle with color. Maybe it's my neurodivergence but it always feels like I'm shooting in the dark.
this is so useful thank you
My art teacher used this video it's great and very helpfulk
The explanation was very well done and I LOVE how u drew, keep it up!❤️❤️
Quisiera que hubiera un canal en español que explique tan bien detallado como tú.😿😿
Los subtítulos en español ayudan, GRACIAS! 🥳🥳
nice vid, i want to draw things more and this will help me!
Thank you for the video! I do have one question though: how do you choose which colour wheel to use before you start? Is there a video on this already that you could link? What are some of the factors that go into making that choice? I feel like I can't make use of any of the colour scheme information for fear of picking the wrong base/wheel to work with.
This is helping me alot thank you for making these videos
I can't believe that I finally found someone who uses MediBang!! Please, TEACH ME! * - *
How do I use this thing!! It makes all my arts looks pixelated no matter the resolution and the DPI! T^T
We have a Medibang Paint tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/VIPbQJeBkjE/v-deo.html as well as a follow up video that goes over more advanced features: ua-cam.com/video/9XmjEn9NWT8/v-deo.html :) Perhaps you need to increase your canvas size? or make sure that the "anti-aliasing" feature is on!
@@wingedcanvas I bought Clip Studio cause I couldn't find the "anti-aliasing" feature on MediBang and I already tried to create like 8K arts and still get pixelated! I'm really happy that someone actually know how to make it work on MediBang!! Thanks!!
For a character, I typically do shades of one color, like for my oc Umeko, I stick to teal/blue, and have accessories of a color close to the opposite side of the color wheel, like for Umeko, she has yellow eyes and accessories.
This is just how I do it though! I'm not a professional, this is just from my experience after.... four years? Four and a half years? Five? Idk since fifth grade.
I remember in art class my art teacher used one of your videos for a lesson
Omg im Self taught and this helps so much!
I watched Fantasia 2000 my fave was the Rhapsody in Blue segment.
My favorite is Sin City, black and red, because those are the Optimal Color Scheme™ for any Gaming PC Build®
When i'm making digital art, should i use the digital color wheel or the traditional wheel?
excellent video; thanks for creating & sharing! a slower pace, to me would be better. Thanks again.
I had soft soft for a wNice tutorialle but never actually opened it because it looked too complex. TNice tutorials actually helped quite a bit. i an like for
13:40 'tis the perfect colour for a children's hospital
Mmmmm color theory 👍
i was hoping someone would say this lol
I usually use ramdon colors and Wish is right, most of the time it works! Most of the time i'm not drawing from Zero!
And most of the time is always the same characters, sometimes in a different artstyle, but still the same thing! Also, repeating poses, for when m tired and the art isn't arting
This helped a lot thanks! 😀
Why am I even watching this, I’m colorblind. But great video and nicely explained with good examples!
When she said she wanted to go for the look before panic the first word that came to mind was foreboding
Aww tysm!!
our school did the rgb colour wheel with us, but used yellow, magenta and cyan so that the wheel actually works haha
I find that it changed to RGB interesting, because those are the primary light colors, but the way they interact with our vision means it's generally not accurate for art--which is why the primary art colors are considered yellow, blue and red.
Thank u for this video!
I’m definitely struggling with that
i love how they're talking about fear and then upbeat music is playing
Hey, I’m obsessed! What software are you using?
Honestly though to ask this, what is your opinion on eyestrain pieces where the colors are neon green and purple?
4:35 why is there suddenly botw gameplay when talking about triadic color?
what
@@ushiiox ngl, I don't know.
*makes a fearful art piece*
The music: :DDDD
thank you
Colouring is really hard for me, especially when there are a lot of elements, more than 1 person and also background, or environment, di you have tips for this? Thank you
everything i draw has either an analogus color scheme or a monochromatic color scheme :'D and its also very desaturated
“I’m gonna try to draw the feeling of impending doom, fear”
The music: 😝🥳💖🎤✨
Sry did not mean to dislike and these tips are really useful 😄
3:18 Imma try this
for me im always a yellow, orange and purple person lol. one of my ocs is completely just different shades of purple, sometimes hes black and white tho when hes depressed
Hi I have a question what types of colours can represent cuddly or gentle and intimidating at the same time?