Your paintbucket tool has an option to extend by "x" amount of pixels and having it set to 3 or 4 pixels makes the paintbucket fill actually go under your lineart and you don't need to use a separate lasso fill tool. Makes things a lot faster.
That's a great tip! I forgot to mention that I got my paint bucket's "Area scaling" set at 4px for the video; which is a lifesaver when doing parts other than hair filling (I always find some extra white space in the hair no matter how high I set it (...)) thank you for sharing with us!!
this is super cool!! i haven't thought about leaving the paper strip volume-adder hair parts for last! i've always just had it already formed from the lineart stage and always found mine to be sorta flat, thank you!!
i love how transparent you are with your method/style, and even explain things that i never thought needed to be explained to me to understand better! thanks so much for this video c:
Best tutorial I've seen on hair! Simplifying the hair shading as a donut shape is super helpful! Thanks for sharing the exercise files too! I'm inspired to practice!
thank you so much 😭🙏💕 i struggle with rendering hair and I've always admired your art and adopt some techniques that you use in it !!! thank you again so much for this video
This really helped me a lot! I was struggling where to put the highlights or the shape of the highlights and shadows. The donut technique was very helpful to me! When I saw the video in my recommended page, I thought you had 100k+ subs. You’re insanely underrated! I wish you well on your art and UA-cam Journey! ( :
I didn't expect there will be a "Night/Dark Lighting Hair Rendering"...I have been wondering how to produce such colours and now this video answered that question. Thank you very much!
For anyone wondering the process here it is outlined below; - Block in the base colour to match the average brightness of the background. A source light dictates how bright something appears. - Apply a brighter lighting to the hair where the source light will hit. - Be mindful of the contour of the hair - straight hair will be individual strands [flat] whilst bunched hair will be together in a 'block' that has it's own shape/shadows relative to the hair shape. - Shade the hair with a darker colour to create depth. - The highlight is indicative of the source light, natural highlights [doughnut shape] in the hair should be lower than the source light. - Ambient light is bouncing light from the background. The light of the background informs the colour of the ambient light, and should only be applied to edges to imply colours leeching onto the model from the environment. - The highlights in the hair is then blended into the base lighting. - Deeper shadows are added to create depth for the hair. - All hair is blended to create texture following the contours of the hair. - Add stray hair strands. - Glow lighting to create a bloom style affect for overblown lighting from a strong source light. - When drawing stray hair, can add a bright stray hair where exposure is direct.
This tutorial was extremely helpful and informative and I can't wait to try out the tips for myself as rendering hair has always been a bit of trouble for me. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! I'm trying to figure a new way of painting hair so I like to learn from different people and see what I like and don't like. I didn't know about that border effect tool so that excites me to draw some more!
Ahh thank you so so much for this tutorial on how you render hair! Even though I consider myself to be a amateur traditional artist, I am thinking of moving towards digital art! I am very much a beginner in digital art and this video helped me a lot with rendering hair since I do struggle quite a lot with the lighting and making things look cohesive in both digital and traditional art. I really admire your art style and hope to become as great as you one day! ❤❤
Thanks a lot for this! I have been looking for a tutorial in this style for like foreverrrr! I've always struggled with hair, which was the most awkward part of my art. I just applied what yous said in the tutorial (with my own little twists of course) and it looks 100x better!
I don’t use this program but all this new knowledge is game changing. Thank you so so much.I would be happy to see literally any other tutorials if you make them :)
I'd never considered the doughnut for rim lighting, it's certainly a lot more effective than trying to think about where the light will bounce. Also texture is so difficult.
Hi, this video is really helpful but I do have a question. Not talking about your stray hair pieces (but the section before that) can you explain why you make the shadow shapes that way? between 10:25-11:15 I understand overall its to give hair texture and line detail but I want to understand why you make the shapes the way you do. Thank you so much, and sorry I'm just a bit slow on the uptake.
I've always struggled the most with hair, feeling that it never looks "real", always too flat and it brings the drawing down. I will try to stop trying to blend so much and see if that improves the quality~ Thank you for your tutorial!
This so so helpful and informative. The way you break down the process along with the footage makes this really easy to understand even when I havent had much experience rendering hair in this this style at all! Ty :D
I hope you will make more videos like this, not every country has anime style classes. I will watch your video several times, then practice again with the .psd exercise file ☺.
thank you so much for appreciating!! we don't really have anime style classes (or barely even any art class at all lol) where I come from either, so I'll do what I can!
I love you so much I've learned so much from this tut and I will subscribe for more. I was always desatisfied with my hair and render in general they looked weird thank you sooo much I really admire you for that ✨✨
Amazing!!! tutorial aside, this video made me sleepy, i don’t know if its the tone or timbre of your voice. It didn’t give me asmr it just conked me out.
Thank you! English is not my first language so I'm struggling a lot speaking; and had to use a script to be able to talk while drawing. Hopefully will get better as I do more
Very helpful thank you. What does setting the line layer as reference do? Is that any different from just selecting them and painting on the next layer?
Hi, I loved your tutorial and I am trying to replicate it but I have a problem with the "Square texture brush", I imitated your settings but the strokes are not so sharp because of the low opacity, do you have some special pen pressure settings for the brush opacity?
The brush' settings are as seen in the video, and I didn't make any changes to the pressure either! But I do have my wacom's pen pressure shifted a bit into the 'Soft' option
I finally knew what's wrong with the way I drew hair. I always makes the highlight these blob shapes 6:12 , that's why it looks so wonky 😭 Makasih tutorialnya (*´▽｀)ﾉﾉ
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I was having some problems with rendering hair recently, and this video was just right on time! Thank you so much for this excellent video!!❤
I'm happy to hear that this video was right on time for you!! I hope you find it helpful to your process! :D
Yeah same ;_;
Your paintbucket tool has an option to extend by "x" amount of pixels and having it set to 3 or 4 pixels makes the paintbucket fill actually go under your lineart and you don't need to use a separate lasso fill tool. Makes things a lot faster.
That's a great tip! I forgot to mention that I got my paint bucket's "Area scaling" set at 4px for the video; which is a lifesaver when doing parts other than hair filling (I always find some extra white space in the hair no matter how high I set it (...)) thank you for sharing with us!!
I learned along the way that I can pick a color that is close to my original color and do the textures instead of overblending the hair strand.
this is super cool!! i haven't thought about leaving the paper strip volume-adder hair parts for last! i've always just had it already formed from the lineart stage and always found mine to be sorta flat, thank you!!
I'm glad you find it helpful!! I have the same problem with linearts, that's why I usually overpaint everything and add layers later 🤣
I didn’t understand rendering hair and was doing it randomly but the donut makes so much sense.
I'm happy you found it insightful! the donut concept was shared to me by someone, and I'm glad to pass it around!
@@minttan tysm!!
You actually managed to explain color/light theory to my smooth brain
i love how transparent you are with your method/style, and even explain things that i never thought needed to be explained to me to understand better!
thanks so much for this video c:
Best tutorial I've seen on hair! Simplifying the hair shading as a donut shape is super helpful! Thanks for sharing the exercise files too! I'm inspired to practice!
This is by far the best hair tutorial I've ever seen. It explained A LOTso thank you very much!
The tip of imagining the top of the head as a donut rather than a circle was so helpful!! Tysm!! 💕
thank you so much 😭🙏💕 i struggle with rendering hair and I've always admired your art and adopt some techniques that you use in it !!! thank you again so much for this video
thank you so much for watching too!! I hope you find it helpful! 💕
I have been searching for this kind of video for hours, your way of explaining things are so much more clear and you talk very specific. Thank you.
This was so helpful and I could finally understand how the lighting works
すごすぎる……！！ハイライトの当たり方、なんでドーナツ型なんだろうとか、そういうよく分からなかった疑問がスっと学べてすごく勉強になりました😊絵柄可愛くって大好きです✨
I did watching thousand times,if will work or nothing.keep hoping me for your video i will learn hundred times😢.
this is the most educational art video I've ever seen, ty!!!
Can you make same tutorial about rendering cloth folds? This one was quite helpful
This really helped me a lot! I was struggling where to put the highlights or the shape of the highlights and shadows. The donut technique was very helpful to me! When I saw the video in my recommended page, I thought you had 100k+ subs. You’re insanely underrated! I wish you well on your art and UA-cam Journey! ( :
I didn't expect there will be a "Night/Dark Lighting Hair Rendering"...I have been wondering how to produce such colours and now this video answered that question. Thank you very much!
thanks a lot!!! that was a really helpful video, keep up with your great content!! love from Brazil
I'm happy to hear that you find it helpful!! thanks for watching ^o^
For anyone wondering the process here it is outlined below;
- Block in the base colour to match the average brightness of the background. A source light dictates how bright something appears.
- Apply a brighter lighting to the hair where the source light will hit.
- Be mindful of the contour of the hair - straight hair will be individual strands [flat] whilst bunched hair will be together in a 'block' that has it's own shape/shadows relative to the hair shape.
- Shade the hair with a darker colour to create depth.
- The highlight is indicative of the source light, natural highlights [doughnut shape] in the hair should be lower than the source light.
- Ambient light is bouncing light from the background. The light of the background informs the colour of the ambient light, and should only be applied to edges to imply colours leeching onto the model from the environment.
- The highlights in the hair is then blended into the base lighting.
- Deeper shadows are added to create depth for the hair.
- All hair is blended to create texture following the contours of the hair.
- Add stray hair strands.
- Glow lighting to create a bloom style affect for overblown lighting from a strong source light.
- When drawing stray hair, can add a bright stray hair where exposure is direct.
Really helpful to me who always struggles with hair coloring, truly a fascinating guide as to 'how to make it more attractive' thanks
This tutorial was extremely helpful and informative and I can't wait to try out the tips for myself as rendering hair has always been a bit of trouble for me. Thank you so much!
THIS CAME IN CLUTCH, ILYSM(3333
thank you so much for finding my artstyle
Can you please do how to color white hair 🥺🙏 (I really love your coloring and drawing it's amazing 💖🥰)
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! I'm trying to figure a new way of painting hair so I like to learn from different people and see what I like and don't like. I didn't know about that border effect tool so that excites me to draw some more!
This has been eye opening! Thank you so much ❤
GIRL U SAVED MY LIFE ILYSM
Ahh thank you so so much for this tutorial on how you render hair! Even though I consider myself to be a amateur traditional artist, I am thinking of moving towards digital art! I am very much a beginner in digital art and this video helped me a lot with rendering hair since I do struggle quite a lot with the lighting and making things look cohesive in both digital and traditional art. I really admire your art style and hope to become as great as you one day! ❤❤
Thanks a lot for this! I have been looking for a tutorial in this style for like foreverrrr! I've always struggled with hair, which was the most awkward part of my art. I just applied what yous said in the tutorial (with my own little twists of course) and it looks 100x better!
thank you so much for your kind sharing!!
aww thanks so much for watching too!! I hope you find it helpful! 💙
Lovely tutorial! I love how you explain every part of the process so clearly, thanks alot!
Thank you for the tutorial! It's so well explained, especially with the example of the 3d model 😳
oh my gosh i love this tut so much T.T im enjoying the brushes you shared as well. i love watching your videos, thank you for sharing this!
Thank you so much for watching as well! Glad you enjoyed the brushes :D
I don’t use this program but all this new knowledge is game changing. Thank you so so much.I would be happy to see literally any other tutorials if you make them :)
I'd never considered the doughnut for rim lighting, it's certainly a lot more effective than trying to think about where the light will bounce.
Also texture is so difficult.
bye watching people draw is so inspiring
Hi, this video is really helpful but I do have a question. Not talking about your stray hair pieces (but the section before that) can you explain why you make the shadow shapes that way? between 10:25-11:15 I understand overall its to give hair texture and line detail but I want to understand why you make the shapes the way you do. Thank you so much, and sorry I'm just a bit slow on the uptake.
the donut highlight zone was so effective, never heard it like that lol
I've always struggled the most with hair, feeling that it never looks "real", always too flat and it brings the drawing down. I will try to stop trying to blend so much and see if that improves the quality~ Thank you for your tutorial!
Thanks for the tutorial!! Your explanations are really easy to understand and to follow for beginners like me :D
That's a solid tutorial mannnn ahhhhhh thank you :0 (also the bgm reminds me of kronii lmao)
This so so helpful and informative. The way you break down the process along with the footage makes this really easy to understand even when I havent had much experience rendering hair in this this style at all! Ty :D
This tutorial was so helpful! Thank you!
MINT-TAN! We missed you 😭😭🌺❤️💞
Perfect work!!! OMG!! Love it❤️
This was really helpful i was struggling with shading hair a lot thank you so much
This is an extremely useful breakdown :)
Thanks :
Oh my gosh you are so underrated
this was sooo helpful T^T would oyu be willing to do a tutorial on skin shadings as well? And lineart?? i just love the way you explain everything
This is golden, thank you.
Looks really good
Wow. Interesting techniques
Thanks for sharing!
I LOVE UR ARTSTYLE ! instant sub, youre giving so much helpful tips 💕 looking forward to ur tutorial on eyes and clothing
I hope you will make more videos like this, not every country has anime style classes. I will watch your video several times, then practice again with the .psd exercise file ☺.
thank you so much for appreciating!! we don't really have anime style classes (or barely even any art class at all lol) where I come from either, so I'll do what I can!
Thank you so much for this tutorial mint-tan I really really needed this!!
ngl i have been subed for 2 years now.
Thank you for this tutorial!
Thank you so much!! I love the way you draw clothing wrinkles. Could you do a clothing wrinkle tutorial?
I love you so much I've learned so much from this tut and I will subscribe for more. I was always desatisfied with my hair and render in general they looked weird thank you sooo much I really admire you for that ✨✨
Gambarmu bagus banget mbak😭😭
Makasih juga buat tutorialnya
This is awesome.
OH WOW IT'S SO BEAUITFUL. And very helpful
thank you so much! I'm glad to hear that
Thank you so much, your tutorial helped me a lot! I hope you do more, I'm looking forward to it (About shading skin would be wonderful)
No damn way mint-tan randomly appeared on my YT feed 😭 Love your drawings on IG, been following for quite long already
your video is very helpful😭👍 hope you make other tutorials like coloring leather clothes etc it will be awesome🥺
this is such a helpful tutorial, thank you so much!
0:28 WAS one of the most popular you mean. lol good tutorial.
Amazing!!! tutorial aside, this video made me sleepy, i don’t know if its the tone or timbre of your voice. It didn’t give me asmr it just conked me out.
Thank you! English is not my first language so I'm struggling a lot speaking; and had to use a script to be able to talk while drawing. Hopefully will get better as I do more
you got my sub, I like the style.
Wow! Perfect 🤩
NOSSA e ainda tem legenda em português, isso é perfeito
This is really amazing, it was very helpful thanks a lot for the video ❤❤❤
At 7:10 what is the thought process behind adding a darker shadow in the shadow? I'm just confused is all. Super good video by the way!
Thank you for this tutorial can you do one on skin?
Thanks a lot, I adore your style!
thank you, this video was really helpfull for me :D
Very useful one ty💕👍
Great tutorial! Thank you so much 💙
thank you too for watching! ^o^
Very helpful thank you. What does setting the line layer as reference do? Is that any different from just selecting them and painting on the next layer?
Can you do one for your process of eyes and skin?
thank you so much for this
tysm for the sharing!!
can you make a tutorial for coloring eyes? i've been struggling with that recently.
thank you for this video tutorial!~~
Thank you so much✨🌸💗
I see that you're a fan of Kronii, a fellow time connoisseur
Hi, I loved your tutorial and I am trying to replicate it but I have a problem with the "Square texture brush", I imitated your settings but the strokes are not so sharp because of the low opacity, do you have some special pen pressure settings for the brush opacity?
The brush' settings are as seen in the video, and I didn't make any changes to the pressure either! But I do have my wacom's pen pressure shifted a bit into the 'Soft' option
@@minttan I tried changing the pressure configuration on my tablet as you indicated and it worked! Thank you!!!
I finally knew what's wrong with the way I drew hair. I always makes the highlight these blob shapes 6:12 , that's why it looks so wonky 😭
Makasih tutorialnya (*´▽｀)ﾉﾉ
how do i make it so theres not as much lineart on the hair like you did?
Focus on the overall shape. And then in medium small forms of strands of hair
@jorandxd tysm
Can I know what canvas size you use to draw portraits
Hello. Will there be a tutorial on coloring clothes?
this was super helpful!
Ohh ohhhh, can you please please make a video how you color skin!!!! Onegaishimasu!!!!!!!!!
Very informative
thank you 🥰
Nice tutorial! I'm wondering, what's the font you're using?
This tutorial is so hepfull!
thank you!! I'm glad that you think so!
halo may I ask which tablet you use for drawing? Really amazed by your arts🙏🙏
ur so good wtf i have to practice moreeee
nice tutorial but to me is so hard ))):