Bro, you the best! Most video's on youtube are like hidden advertisements to sell their brushsets but you giving it out for free gets much love from me and shows that you are really here to help people learn how to draw and people like you are a rare breed on youtube these days. Anyways, thank you for taking the time to do all this and i have no doubt that many people will appreciate it.
@Square Breaker Thank you so much for your kind words, people have been very kind and it gives me a lot of positive vibe to continue and keep going. Really appreciate that 🙏😀
Is there an another way to contact u ... cause i have no instagram , ... but i rly need help to understand why u paint first the whole art in gray scaling but than not use it later an repaint everything with colors to overlay it at the end with ur shadow and lights ....so u literally discard ur grayscaling in the merge part at the end ... but way ?
I appreciate you saying that shadows don’t have to be perfect, I get paralyzed in putting in shadows for fear that they will be “wrong” so I will be trying your advice :)
Shadows can be wrong if lighting is incorrectly placed; shadows can be incorrect as they are the opposite of the light source and are cast from the object. Angles absolutely matter with cast shadows and Form shadows (native object shadows that défine the object) Shadows that are for more organize and visually complex shapes (usually nature) do not need to be so accurate Shadow accuracy is dependent upon what you’re drawing I hope this helps!
Brilliant. Even though I didn’t need the lesson in values, this is incredibly thorough information for beginners. This was executed perfectly. And how adorable is he??? ❤
FINALLY! I have looked at many videos trying to color my characters and I just haven't been able to do well. Your video has finally clearly explained how to do it! I tried it out and I was shocked to see that I had colored my art! I am beyond happy! Thank you for keeping it short and straight to the point!
Just discovered this. Thank you for the simple breakdown. As someone who doesn’t use greyscale to colour, I feel this method could really help. I’ll be sure to try it.
It’s great to follow this process , it’s making you work more efficiently, sometimes I don’t follow any logic steps , I sketch , I start to use color and after I put the shadow so I come back to fix the colour layer with the shadow , after that I come back to fix the sketch layer and so on , it’s really time consuming …. Thanks for sharing your process , nice art as well !
Thank you for this amazing tutorial. I never knew how to grayscale till now and i used this video to help me grayscale my drawing and it came out great!!
If you want to convert an already coloured image into grayscale, you can add a layer at the top of all your layers and drop black onto the whole thing, then set its blend mode to colour. It helps show where the brightness-contrast is, but sometimes saturation is enough
Best tutorial I came across talking about how to color, I dont even have procreate but I'll be able to do it on my samsung tablet with my app because you mentioned the layers mide etc thank you
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS! you really helped me out with this tutorial and I'm learning lots from you! please create more content, I will be supporting your videos!
*It will take me long time to be this refined you are artist but I want to draw and fill colors like this. But seeing filling colors with logics made me realise good thing just don't come easily people put lots of efforts in them. You compressed your work in 14 mins but I'm sure it's not just 14 mins work*
i learned a lot from your video! and also downloaded your brushes! thank you! ❤ also i was surprised that you are from Thailand when you mentioned grab 5555
Thank you so much for posting this. I’ve been struggling a bit with understanding how to colour in Procreate. This video is the best one I’ve found yet 🙏🏼
Thank you so much for such detailed video...it helps a lot..i love your artwork with so much tiny detailing. Please can you make episode on how to find story from references and how to put 2-3 references in one illustration. Thank you
That was excellent but I have so many questions, like what brushes were you using, at what opacities, how were you selecting things to make them transformable? Things like that. I appreciate what you have shown, this is a great How I approach Rendering. I think this is above me and I need the How to Use Brushes and Layers tutorial. I’ll be back however to see this again once I get the basics.
I use procreate to sketch on the go and clip studio paint for lineart and coloring. I love using grayscale to help me define things and lighting early on because it’s a huge pain when you begin to color and need to change values due to incorrect lighting. When I started art in general my lighting would be off in some areas, so grayscale rendering helped me focus on that. What I love though that that before you even begin adding shadows is that you use different grays. I use 808080 gray as a flat and then render shadows and lighting on top of that. I never thought to do what you’re doing and I think will help everything render more fluidly! I also never thought to change the shadow layers using the color adjustment tools. I always turned the transparency lock on and colored directly on the layer, but what you’re doing is less destructive. I also see you toggle your line art/sketch on and off. Is this to help define the character design more? Something I struggle with is making my line art work with how I define the lighting. Often my shadows look painterly compared to a thick and rigid line art that I would compare to a comic book style. I really enjoyed this tutorial and will try to implement some of this (especially the values into my own illustrations).
Thank you so much for the detailed comment! Yes same here, I think grayscale rendering is time saving and it helps to develop ideas like lighting direction quickly, or getting to a conclusion about how we wanna go about forms, just like clay sculpting without being worried about hue and saturation. :) My goal was to simplify each step so that it's easy to repeat especially for beginners, so I separated local values from it's light and shadows. Regarding toggling on and off the line art, I would say it's habit to see if I'm following the boarders correctly, or sometimes I define fold direction with lines so I double check to see if I'm painting correctly! I'm glad you enjoyed this tutorial and thanks for watching! 🙂
Same here I always used the 808080 gray and then added lighting and shadows on top using overlay, screen, multiply etc with a grayscale palette I created. I never thought to use gray values!! I’ve never seen anyone use grayscale this way and it’s beautiful. It helps it feel less digital and rigid which is something I struggle with from time to time.
Thank you Magdalena! I would love to see your version! Please feel free to send it to me via Instagram or email (habook.cg@gmail.com) once you're done and I would show it in the next episode if you don't mind haha 😉
Awesome videos! One suggestion for future videos would be to slow down the playback speed a bit when you show the layers menu and other menus, often it’s very hard to follow what layer’s where, what’s a clipping mask etc.
Hi habooks, your tutorials are easy to understand thank you for sharing to us, I've some questions concerning this video: 1. Is lineart necessary? 2. It is possible to paint shadow using one value? 3. It is allowed to paint lighter shadow value on darker value object?
Thank you Satria! Lineart is just a guide, it's not necessary but it's helpful. Although sometimes it's a part of the style. Regarding shadows, I would say you can definitely simplify but in real world shadows always have different values and level of darkness. Depending on your style you can consider it as one value or multiple values.
Hello can you show how you made it greyscale and how you kept it in the lines etc. Not sure how you left out the most important step. Newbie here thanks!
If you need more help or feedback please feel free to contact me on IG I'm happy to help! 🙂 instagram.com/hoss.afzali/
THANK YOU SO MUCH RHIS HELPED ME SO MUCH
I'm so glad to hear that!! 😃
Bro, you the best! Most video's on youtube are like hidden advertisements to sell their brushsets but you giving it out for free gets much love from me and shows that you are really here to help people learn how to draw and people like you are a rare breed on youtube these days. Anyways, thank you for taking the time to do all this and i have no doubt that many people will appreciate it.
@Square Breaker Thank you so much for your kind words, people have been very kind and it gives me a lot of positive vibe to continue and keep going. Really appreciate that 🙏😀
Is there an another way to contact u ... cause i have no instagram , ... but i rly need help to understand why u paint first the whole art in gray scaling but than not use it later an repaint everything with colors to overlay it at the end with ur shadow and lights ....so u literally discard ur grayscaling in the merge part at the end ... but way ?
I appreciate you saying that shadows don’t have to be perfect, I get paralyzed in putting in shadows for fear that they will be “wrong” so I will be trying your advice :)
Shadows can be wrong if lighting is incorrectly placed; shadows can be incorrect as they are the opposite of the light source and are cast from the object.
Angles absolutely matter with cast shadows and Form shadows (native object shadows that défine the object)
Shadows that are for more organize and visually complex shapes (usually nature) do not need to be so accurate
Shadow accuracy is dependent upon what you’re drawing
I hope this helps!
This is the best art tutorial I've ever seen!!
Thank you, finally i've found a tutorial that easy to follow. you explain every process clearly. amazing art btw!!
Thanks Muhammed 🙂🙏
Brilliant. Even though I didn’t need the lesson in values, this is incredibly thorough information for beginners. This was executed perfectly. And how adorable is he??? ❤
Omg!! I love your art, i love that balance of cartoon and realistic!!!
Thank you so much, happy you like it 😊
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FINALLY! I have looked at many videos trying to color my characters and I just haven't been able to do well. Your video has finally clearly explained how to do it! I tried it out and I was shocked to see that I had colored my art! I am beyond happy! Thank you for keeping it short and straight to the point!
Thank you Aimee for watching and your kind words! I'm so glad it was helpful!
The best tutorial on grayscale to color I've seen!
Thank you Evelyn!:)
Just discovered this. Thank you for the simple breakdown. As someone who doesn’t use greyscale to colour, I feel this method could really help. I’ll be sure to try it.
You are so generous and talented. Thank you for this tutorial.
Thanks for your kind words Adarsh!
It’s great to follow this process , it’s making you work more efficiently, sometimes I don’t follow any logic steps , I sketch , I start to use color and after I put the shadow so I come back to fix the colour layer with the shadow , after that I come back to fix the sketch layer and so on , it’s really time consuming …. Thanks for sharing your process , nice art as well !
Thank you Giuseppe, I'm glad you liked it 🙂
I struggled with that too!! You work so hard coloring only to realize that the form or lighting are off…
Here's the tutorial...
First draw the grayscale version...
Second, draw the color version...
Done.
Great talent man! I only can draw stick figures...
Wow. I literally only got Procreate yesterday and I’m pretty rubbish but this is such a cool method and so interesting to watch! Thank you!
This is the best coloring tutorial I've seen so far. Thank you so much!
I could relate to the bakery shop story and missing the cartoons we loved to watch as kids! Amazing art and thanks for the tutorial.
i’ve honestly been looking for hours on how to color in 3di honestly appreciate this so much!
2:40 value
2:43 brightness
2:55 빛방향설정, 큰명암구분
5:00 highlight
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your channel makes me feel warm and happy thank you for everything
Thank you so much Zayn, I'm glad you liked it 😊
Thank you for this amazing tutorial. I never knew how to grayscale till now and i used this video to help me grayscale my drawing and it came out great!!
Thank you for your kind words, I'm so glad it was helpful! 🙂🙏
If you want to convert an already coloured image into grayscale, you can add a layer at the top of all your layers and drop black onto the whole thing, then set its blend mode to colour. It helps show where the brightness-contrast is, but sometimes saturation is enough
FINALLY! I got a real Teacher. Very easily explained each and everything! Such a FUN to watch and learn this episode!! 👍👍👏👏👏👏
Following both of your channels and learning everyday.
Thank you, this is such an easy step-by-step tutorial and very fresh layout! Love the format!🙌✨
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it 🙂🙏
This tutorial will improve my coloring proces so much… 😄
I love your art style. They’re so easy in the eyes
I have never used Procreate but i like watching different videos about Digital painting
Thank you for this guide! Very interesting and useful information
Thank you so much. you have no idea how much this has helped
Best tutorial I came across talking about how to color, I dont even have procreate but I'll be able to do it on my samsung tablet with my app because you mentioned the layers mide etc thank you
I'm glad you liked it! 🙂
Hello from Thailand! Thank you for your method. It inspires me alot during the dark day of my teenage 😒😂
Hello nong Praew! You are in your golden age! Su su and enjoy na krub! 😄
@@HABOOKS love ya! Please make more vid ❤️ I really love it n I know the other also feel the same way.
Sure, thank you so much ❤🙏
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS! you really helped me out with this tutorial and I'm learning lots from you! please create more content, I will be supporting your videos!
I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you for watching and your support! It means a lot to me 😊
Very clear and simple tutorial! You now got a new subscriber.
Wow, I love how you explained every step perfectly. Definitely gonna try this. Thankyou
Thank you so much I'm glad you enjoyed 🙂
So Smooth Process work👏
this video is pure gold! thank you for this 🥰
Thank you, I'm glad you liked it! :)
This is sooo coool and helpful! Thank you very much! Subscribed
Your video basically changed the way I draw and color
what a special video tutorial! thank you, dear. You're lovely
*It will take me long time to be this refined you are artist but I want to draw and fill colors like this. But seeing filling colors with logics made me realise good thing just don't come easily people put lots of efforts in them. You compressed your work in 14 mins but I'm sure it's not just 14 mins work*
Absolutely!! I usually spend a weekend on coloring with a lot of break to get a fresh eye on the work!:)
i learned a lot from your video! and also downloaded your brushes! thank you! ❤ also i was surprised that you are from Thailand when you mentioned grab 5555
Haha thank you 555 I'm glad the videos were helpful! ^^
He's like abang Gojek or Grab.. Nice character dude, good job!
Haha thanks 😅
thanks! very good explication and beautiful ilustration
THis is an excellent tutorial!
Thank you
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Thanks Carla! 🙂🙏
That is so cool! Do u have video on how you setup or customize your procreate app
This is so helpful! Thank u so much!
thank for the video.. as a support at your channel I bought your sketch brushes :) keep it up
Thank you🙂
Thank you so much for posting this. I’ve been struggling a bit with understanding how to colour in Procreate. This video is the best one I’ve found yet 🙏🏼
Thank you! this is really helpful😊
I have learned sooooo much from this
Thank you so much for such detailed video...it helps a lot..i love your artwork with so much tiny detailing.
Please can you make episode on how to find story from references and how to put 2-3 references in one illustration.
Thank you
Thank you so much! That sounds like a good topic to cover! I'll defenitly keep that in mind for the upcoming videos! 🙂🙏
@@HABOOKS Thank you 😊
Great demo! Thanks for the solid content!
Wow. I really like your art style. I will give this a go!
You are very talented that is beautiful
Thank you Moshe! 🙏🙂
I learned so much. Thank u for the video.
Thank you 😊🙏
Love this! But this for me is already an advanced level. Hopefully there would be tutorials in the future for some simple shapes or characters.
Thanks for watching Natsukashii! I can promise that in upcoming videos I'll cover that! 🙂
Thanks for sharing! I wonder how the value layer is used later to assis coloring?
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Thank u so much ^^
Thank youu ^^
That was excellent but I have so many questions, like what brushes were you using, at what opacities, how were you selecting things to make them transformable? Things like that. I appreciate what you have shown, this is a great How I approach Rendering. I think this is above me and I need the How to Use Brushes and Layers tutorial. I’ll be back however to see this again once I get the basics.
really helped me, Great video man!
So happy to hear that 🙂
amazing tutorial easy to follow
Excellent process video from sketch to shadows to colour render. Keep it up.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing! your tutorial is easy to understand and your art work is also amazing !
Thank you so much! :)
Happily subscribed! Great work!
Thank you!! 🙏🙂
such an amazing artwork
wooah thank you for the like, I really like your art.
Thank you so much!! 🤗
Dude, you’re awesome!!! Thank you for the tutorial on ipad
Thanks Muhamad! I'm glad you liked it!
Great tutorial hoping to be able to follow your steps and tips.
thank you very much for free brushes
wow Nice One of all tutorial that ez understand for me THX!! :)
Thank you 🙂🙏
I’m looking forward to see more your videos!
Love this character and your style! 🤗
Thank you so much 🙂🙏
Thank you so much very clear very helpful!
Nice work and great skills. Thank you so much !
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Thank you! 🙂
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Thanks for watching 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing. It's really helpful.
This is very helpful. I like how you explain things. It's easy to understand and fun :)
Thank you I'm glad you liked it 🙂
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Nice video bro, thanks for the brushes!
No problem👍 hope you enjoy!! ;)
Excellent presentation Hossein
Thank you so much Ted! 😀
Thnks U so much Mister,god bless u
I use procreate to sketch on the go and clip studio paint for lineart and coloring. I love using grayscale to help me define things and lighting early on because it’s a huge pain when you begin to color and need to change values due to incorrect lighting. When I started art in general my lighting would be off in some areas, so grayscale rendering helped me focus on that.
What I love though that that before you even begin adding shadows is that you use different grays. I use 808080 gray as a flat and then render shadows and lighting on top of that. I never thought to do what you’re doing and I think will help everything render more fluidly! I also never thought to change the shadow layers using the color adjustment tools. I always turned the transparency lock on and colored directly on the layer, but what you’re doing is less destructive.
I also see you toggle your line art/sketch on and off. Is this to help define the character design more? Something I struggle with is making my line art work with how I define the lighting. Often my shadows look painterly compared to a thick and rigid line art that I would compare to a comic book style. I really enjoyed this tutorial and will try to implement some of this (especially the values into my own illustrations).
Thank you so much for the detailed comment! Yes same here, I think grayscale rendering is time saving and it helps to develop ideas
like lighting direction quickly, or getting to a conclusion about how we wanna go about forms,
just like clay sculpting without being worried about hue and saturation. :)
My goal was to simplify each step so that it's easy to repeat especially for beginners,
so I separated local values from it's light and shadows.
Regarding toggling on and off the line art, I would say it's habit to see if I'm following the boarders correctly,
or sometimes I define fold direction with lines so I double check to see if I'm painting correctly! I'm glad you enjoyed this tutorial and thanks for watching! 🙂
@@HABOOKS thank you for the response and explanation!!
Great tutorial! Thank you very much! Learned a lot!
So good!
this was rly helpfull to watch , thank u
Thanks for watching Den! :)
im so going to try this out ,thank you so much
Hope you enjoy 🙂
Thanks a lot! Your edit is amazing, I use a similar workflow, but without the first value step I’ll try that today! Very good content keep it up!
Thanks man, glad your liked and try it! 🙏🙂
Same here I always used the 808080 gray and then added lighting and shadows on top using overlay, screen, multiply etc with a grayscale palette I created.
I never thought to use gray values!! I’ve never seen anyone use grayscale this way and it’s beautiful. It helps it feel less digital and rigid which is something I struggle with from time to time.
Thanks, really clear and easy to follow 👏🏽
It's a good, very clear tutorial. Quality stuff: I'm subscribing to your channel. Thanks!
Thanks David!! 🙂
Thank you so much for this video! I am about to download the materials and try it out on my own :D
Thank you Magdalena! I would love to see your version! Please feel free to send it to me via Instagram or email (habook.cg@gmail.com) once you're done and I would show it in the next episode if you don't mind haha 😉
thanks, you are awersome
Awesome videos! One suggestion for future videos would be to slow down the playback speed a bit when you show the layers menu and other menus, often it’s very hard to follow what layer’s where, what’s a clipping mask etc.
Thank you for your comment Mattis and sorry if it was too fast :)
Super cool buddy!
Thank you, So helpful for coloring
Glad you like it 🙂
Hi habooks, your tutorials are easy to understand thank you for sharing to us, I've some questions concerning this video:
1. Is lineart necessary?
2. It is possible to paint shadow using one value?
3. It is allowed to paint lighter shadow value on darker value object?
Thank you Satria! Lineart is just a guide, it's not necessary but it's helpful. Although sometimes it's a part of the style. Regarding shadows, I would say you can definitely simplify but in real world shadows always have different values and level of darkness. Depending on your style you can consider it as one value or multiple values.
This is great!!
Thank you so much! You were really helpful :)
Hello can you show how you made it greyscale and how you kept it in the lines etc. Not sure how you left out the most important step. Newbie here thanks!
Great video thank you!
cool work man
Great tutorial. Thank you
Thanks Tyler!