HaitiKage for the colors of the skin do you use grayed out colors? deep yellows and oranges? How do you pick the colors without erasing the detail from the values? Sorry i have so many questions, i'm working on some game art and my people look unnatural...
Ahahah don't worry c:! I hope to explain well because I don't know well english: after I did the grayscale base, in another layer I set on multiply/color/overlay and start to paint with base color as skin tone or, directly the color of light and shadow source. For example, in this draw I've added the yellow on his skin for the light and blue for the shadow, and then his natural skin tone. After in another layer ( set on normal ), I've started to draw more details with the colors that I had.
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Oof, I love the painting! Amazing details on those highlighted areas
Oh my god only 1 hour and 29 mins? You're amazing :0 and an inspiration !
Wow... thank you so much for the compliments !!
I know this is an old video, but this deserves way more views than it does right now. Your art is amazing and inspiring!
Omg thank you! You made my day
looks like liam neeson snake
+Marcel b ahah that's true!!
WOW what it music?
+Nick Saint thank you! Nuclear from Metal Gear Solid V soundtrack c:
how long all this paint?
+aziatkhan 1 hour and 29 minutes c:
did you use the grayscale mode first?
Yes! Sometimes I prefer study the values before adding colors c:
HaitiKage for the colors of the skin do you use grayed out colors? deep yellows and oranges? How do you pick the colors without erasing the detail from the values? Sorry i have so many questions, i'm working on some game art and my people look unnatural...
Ahahah don't worry c:! I hope to explain well because I don't know well english: after I did the grayscale base, in another layer I set on multiply/color/overlay and start to paint with base color as skin tone or, directly the color of light and shadow source. For example, in this draw I've added the yellow on his skin for the light and blue for the shadow, and then his natural skin tone. After in another layer ( set on normal ), I've started to draw more details with the colors that I had.