I Improved My Coloring Skills in 7 Days ✍🏻 Digital Painting
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- In this video, I share my journey of improving my coloring skills in digital painting. Join me as I dive into various techniques and methods to enhance my artwork's color palette. I'll take you through my process of studying color theory, exploring different color harmonies, and explain how I study and practice to achieve better results.
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03:22 Day 3
05:31 Day 4
07:35 Day 5
09:46 Day 6
11:52 Day 7
I love studying perspective, form, rendering, and color theory through character art. I hope you’ll enjoy watching!
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I have to admit, I made a mistake here 0:30 to avoid confusion, and I should clarify for beginners. Traditional color theory is based on the ryb (red, yellow, blue) color model, which is what I explained earlier. However, digital painting uses the rgb (red, green, blue) color model, which is used for displaying colors on electronic devices.
But I won't remove that part because both traditional and digital color theory share fundamental concepts like color harmony and contrast. The difference lies in their application and the tools used.
Thank you for noticing this and bringing it to my attention!
Have a great day!! ❤🙌
Ever since the last video I’ve been practicing rendering and I get it so much better now!!! 😭
Wow! I’m so glad to hear it!! I'm really happy that you're seeing improvements in your rendering skills. Keep up the great work and continue practicing 👍
Amazing!!! Your improvement and journey are inspiring :)
My own colour tips:
- Red, green, and blue are the primary colours of the additive colour wheel, not red yellow and blue
- Using a grey background reveals the true value of colours; colours appear darker against a white background and brighter against a black background
- Muted / grey colours can look like the contrast of other colours; for example, grey placed next to pink can look like teal, and grey placed next to blue can look dark yellow. This can be handy in monochromatic / limited palettes!
Hope these help! Have a lovely day!
Thanks a ton! You're absolutely right!
I'll definitely keep these tips in mind. Have a wonderful day!!
Thank you for being willing to share your creative processes and progress with us!
Your understanding of shapes and the way you simplify them is incredible to learn from
Honestly your limited color choices also had a charm I really like how they look
Maybe it’d be a nice challenge to apply what you’ve learned here to the color choices you usually make but make it better could be a nice style staple
your videos are the best they jst keep inspirng me to draw
Thank you so much 😊
If you enjoy focusing on muted color schemes, I recommend learning about Anders Zorn and Giorgio Morandi if you're not familiar with them. They are both traditional painters, Zorn noted for his limited palette portraiture and Morandi for still life painted predominantly with RYB plus brown and white. Both of them make compelling compositions with limited, muted palettes and can be helpful when learning how and when to deploy vivid colors or something outside the usual palette for aiding composition or design stability.
actually, tossing Leyendecker into this list too
Wow, thank you for the recommendations!!
@@Tanalieku No problem! You have a lovely style, I really like how blocky and angular you work with the planes of shapes. I look forward to seeing your continued journey :)
Seeing you explore colors and rendering has inspired me a lot to do the same as well. Your studies are fascinating, hope to see more video studies ✨
Lineless style art is hard to grasp for me, but watching these types of videos helps me understand more of the rendering process
Same!! I depend way to much on my line art so when it comes around to coloring it’s hard for the colors to do my drawing justice. Which is why I’m also working to push myself out of my comfort zone and doing these exercises provided in the vid, proving to be quite a painful process🥲
love this series
Thank you ❤️
your art is rapidly improving.. truly snowballing into mastery
I’m so inspired! I can understand colors! Thank you for sharing! It me help a lot! ❤❤
Bravo 🎉❤ I love it
We want more!!!!
We want more!!!!
We want more!!!!
Thank you 🙏😊
The coloring has vastly improved in just a short time :D I don’t know if you realized this or not but part of the reason this coloring worked better was the different values and lighting you achieved in your new portrait. If you were to take a black and white filter to your old painting you would see there is a lack of greater value differences. The effect of that leaves things blending together and harder to pick out. Monochromatic color schemes can work very well, you just need to make sure the values are well balanced. Keep up the good work! Your digital paintings can only improve from here.
oh wow this is so helpful you have no idea how much i needed this- this made me realize the lack of vibrant colors i use and much more. thank you!!!
Yayyyyy back with the awesome video! Thank you! It was really helpful and you explained it very well!
Aw thanks a lot!
I just saw this and I have to say thanks for making the video, I have learned a lot from you in this 15 minutes.
what an inspiring video!! ❤
Turning into a mastermind before our very eyes, keep it up ❤
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Thank you so so so much for this
Just realized that one of your proposed practice is very similar to mine but i decided to hit two birds with one stone with my version; trying to figure out the color without the help of an eyedropper but starting off with a value painting which is going well so far
Should consider trying out the rest one day after i move on :)
You are getting good af and very fast, I love these videos! Next step texture for materials? Those horns need something more :)
great job!
I've been doing this recently too! Your dedication is so inspiring :D
This is amazing :D
these videos inspire me and help me so much! if possible it’d be really nice if you did one for perspective in the future :)
eu acho tão satisfatório assistir seus vídeos
Thank yooou ^^
I just saw your chabnel yesterday,I'm gonna try the same thing!
Try downloading Anders Zorn palette from somewhere and just paint picking colors from there, it’s really good practice
Yo I love your process and progression in art! How long have you been drawing? Your rendering vid also inspired me ngl.
Wow, thank you so much! I've been drawing digitally for five years, but I had six years of experience in traditional art before that. Omg it took me a moment to do the math there. But I feel that I just started learning to draw 😅
Your so cool!
Could you make a video of these 7 days practices if you would have to start from scratch? We'd appreciate that!
Love your art , perhaps introduce your voice into your videos ?
Would be extra fun and better in general , I mean if you dont want too its fine
Ahh maybe in the future I'll consider adding my voice to the videos… I'm currently working on improving my English skills.
As for working professionally, I believe that as long as I continue practicing it will lead to professional growth.
Your support means a lot to me. Thank you!! 🙏😊
How do you pin your color wheel to the screen in procreate? When I'm painting i have to keep clicking on the lil color bubble which is annoying
i didnt know you can pull the color wheel out in procreate 😮
Your character reminds me of Gregir Schlierenzauer (capricorn btw) 😂❤ and I liked in kind of sepia too
I looked him up on google, and it's really fun to see the similarity 😂 Thank you!
only mistake is the color wheel is rgb and you give ryb as the primary colors
Oops, I explained traditional color theory instead of the rgb color model. You're right! Thank you.
@Tanalieku no problem! Im glad you didnt take it bad.
What brush do you use for blocking in colors?
I use the brush pen from the Calligraphy set in Procreate for everything.
How do you manage to not zoom/rotate your procreate canvas by accident while recording?
Rotation can be disabled in the settings (Actions > Gesture controls > Prefs > General > Rotate with pinch zoom). As for zooming and moving the canvas, I try to be careful because there is no function to pin the canvas position, which would be very useful.
@@Tanalieku Thank you!
i think putting a narration (either by someone or by using tts) would be better than background music, not criticizing or anything, just a suggestion
im colorblind , i learn nothing, all those theory n color make me dizzy