The color process is at 5:17 - a simple way to get that vibrating color effect. This works if you already have a black and white illustration ready, since the values are carrying the image to begin with. The color is the easy part! *edit* Mathilda painting by Yanjun Cheng www.artstation.com/artwork/aO30X
Color hacks for me that I just found recently is painting grayscale and just adding a bunch of different blending layers with different colors. I never knew how to paint color over black and white until now and it's so much fun. I always saw people do it and always wondered how and now that I know I can't stop
you can also use a total white layer and set it to a color layer, this way if you add a layer beneath that one it'll automatically turn to greyscale and thus youre able to very easily see the values, you can play with color as much as you want as long as the value is right. Once you then delete the white color layer youll see very interesting colors and this can lead to new color palettes and techniques you wouldnt really have considered so yeah def try it sometime
When designing shapes, do you already consider the form that it would translate into? or should you think of the form after figuring an overall shape design for the character?
Hey, so I remember in one of ur videos you explained what to do if a reference image comes out on it's side/upside-down. Unfortunately, I can't remember the video. I'd like to keep using grafit studio references, but they seem to not end up right side up.
That is the most epic thumbnail I've seen in my life
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Honestly
The color process is at 5:17 - a simple way to get that vibrating color effect. This works if you already have a black and white illustration ready, since the values are carrying the image to begin with. The color is the easy part!
*edit*
Mathilda painting by Yanjun Cheng
www.artstation.com/artwork/aO30X
Color hacks for me that I just found recently is painting grayscale and just adding a bunch of different blending layers with different colors. I never knew how to paint color over black and white until now and it's so much fun. I always saw people do it and always wondered how and now that I know I can't stop
you can also use a total white layer and set it to a color layer, this way if you add a layer beneath that one it'll automatically turn to greyscale and thus youre able to very easily see the values, you can play with color as much as you want as long as the value is right. Once you then delete the white color layer youll see very interesting colors and this can lead to new color palettes and techniques you wouldnt really have considered so yeah def try it sometime
Ctrl+Y also isolates the gray channel, so you can flip between grayscale and color pretty quickly like that too
The thumbnail… it’s beautiful 😭 ✨
Before I even start watching the video and acquiring Knowledge the thumbnail made me laugh, thanks Ahmed
I love this. This is helpful, but can we also see more Reference Wednesday this year?
i reakky hope reference wednesday comes back one of my favourite series on this channel
@@ochinchin6718 yess
his art is amazing i love Yanjun
Fantastic video, I’ll have to take one of your courses this summer for sure
I am in love with these videos . These are really informative.
great video .. i am not a student of you. i wanted to take your class but i can't afford it right now..so this lil videos really help, thank you
I cant wait for more tutorials on colour
The thumbnail is just something else
That thumbnail is fabulous 👁️✨👁️
i love that more artists are using tnis technique!
When designing shapes, do you already consider the form that it would translate into? or should you think of the form after figuring an overall shape design for the character?
You beautiful genius
Can you do a video about drawing characters from imagination?
Hey, so I remember in one of ur videos you explained what to do if a reference image comes out on it's side/upside-down. Unfortunately, I can't remember the video. I'd like to keep using grafit studio references, but they seem to not end up right side up.
1:29 question: why emilyena work works so well despite having low value contrasts and barely having saturation in some of them?
Marco bucci has a video explaining how colors work, with that video i think you will understand why emilyena color pallete's work so well
@@daisies667 i probably watched this one, but i alway come back to it :3 thanks for advise
I've got a question: I'm considering buying med's map and was wondering how much is taught about concepting specifically?
Only one lesson toward the end, it’s mostly a painting fundamentals course
I'm at the point where I'm really tired of my day job and want to at least make some money with my art 😩
8:16 💀 💀 💀 💀 OK. Sure.
YOUR TABS MAN
Sorry, I guess it was rude to link another course.
:)
you see Mathilda you click
Can you please give credit to the artist
Good call, gotta find it
Yanjun Cheng - www.artstation.com/artwork/aO30X
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