How to choose good Colour Palettes (Pixel Art Tutorial)
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- Hello! In this video I talk about selecting colours. Thanks, and enjoy!
Coolors: coolors.co/
Lospec: lospec.com/palette-list
Intro: (0:00)
Breaking Down the Colour Settings: (0:24)
Designing a Palette: (1:28)
Setting a Mood: (2:53)
Online Resources: (3:33)
Outro: (4:17)
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Would like to second the request for a video on lighting/shadows. If not that, I'd love a video on how to better distinguish background art from foreground interactables (and how many pixel-art platformers fail to do that well).
Man what an excellent explaination. Great work.
This video is the one thing that finally opened my eyes as to why my highlights and shading looked so wonky!! I could never put my finger on it until your mentioning of DECREASING saturation as a color get BRIGHTER and changing the hue as a color gets darker or lighter!! Thank you so much and I love your channel!
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Thank you for explaining this so visually, just brilliant.
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The color palette always is the hardest part for me, it gets so hard to flat color the thing and it's so frustrating.
But this definitely teached me something
Thanks for this very helpful video. Your way of explaining things, website links you shared, the pace and feel of this video were perfect for me. Liked and subscribed!
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Been watching several of your videos and gosh are they helpful. Thank you for making these! It helps a beginner like me a lot and I hope to make pixel art that represents the vision I have in my head. Cheers!
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I don't even do pixel art but this is super interesting and the tip about changing the hue with the brightness makes so much sense that I'm surprised I've never come across it before.
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It was a very informative video, especially suggested pages are pretty facilitating to understand of basic color logic. Thanks too much.
I wasn't sure what to expect but this little video is packed with good insights! Thanks. Feel free to do more theory indeed.
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Figuring out colors is one of the hardest parts of drawing for me, and a large part of why I've been struggling to pick up Krita. Too many tools, and too many things to figure out simultaneously. Thank you for this brief explanation of color palettes, I will be making good use of it over the next few months.
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Nice!
This can also be applied to other styles (like 3D) and bring an original and great result 👌
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If you think I won't pick 2 colors at random and hope they look good you are sorely mistaken
Some really good tips here! Cheers! :)
another great video !
Interesting. It might be also good to use LCH (luminance, chroma, hue) palette instead of HSV. Advantage is better matching of luminance across color spectrum if that matters. Problem is that not all combinations are valid, so sometimes, it's like choosing the most saturated color available. They lose saturation towards white and black. But it's hard to work with it cause it's not widespread and only way to generate palette is either online utility or script.
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Thank you for the great content!
This video is mainly for 'idea' of how to do it instead how to *actualy* do it but it's really nice and attention to detail is very good too.
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Really nice video!
Quite useful, even outside pixel art
Omg, I was doing all these things already! I feel so smart
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Amazing!!!
It's "Brightness" with H
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Hey and thanks for the kind words! I've got a couple of games that I helped work on at the bottom of my itch.io page: pixeloverload.itch.io/
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Love this!
tysm! very helpful
Nice video bro!
Its pretty hard to me to feel comfortable when making a palette, thanks for the useful information!
Thank you!
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Great and informative as always
how about level design next time?
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I understand this is more of a theory video but i wanted to talk about the examples at 2:44.
What is called beginner method has what we know is more contrast, and the advanced method is more washed out. but we obviously being pixel art we want it to pop out as much as we can. So… and this is my theory (only experience is truly only through photoshop photo’s and thumbnails, which i do have experience in) we could mix these styles, although i know some people may think its messy from the pixels artists eye.
For example in this picture if we keep the same contrast and palette for the main subject being (presumably) tree house and even the wood then we use the bluer->yellower (advanced palette) for the leaves it will make the tree house pop more. And give more meaning and vibrancy to the image.
This is probably something you wouldn’t want to recommend for a darker art style, but even then if you want something to pop this will definitely help. Theoretically.
Could you expand on this topic? Like how do we make sure all the other colors in the color palette work together and tips like that.
See you in UA-cam recommendations very soon, kind Sir!
Thank you so much :3
Thanks !
great video.
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This was very helpful for me, I'm an aspiring pixel-artist and I want to learn as much as I can so I can grow to my full potential. I took one of my characters and added the elements that this video provided and now they look MUCH better.
Thank you for making these tutorial videos for beginners! They really help a lot :)
Please make video about how to use your Hardware.
Do you use pen or mouse? How did you set it up?
How do you work in Aseprite and Piskel? What is your setup and flow in these programs?
First of all thanks for the video, it's really helpful! I'm very new to trying my hand at pixel art for a game and am wondering about the scope of colour palettes.
Would you use different color palettes for different levels or the one colour palette for the entire game?
Additionally is there an upper limit of how many colours should be included in a palette?
Thanks :)
Thanks for watching! As long as all the colours work well together, you can pretty much do anything you want.
For the different palettes for different levels, some people have a big enough palette that they can just pick a handful of those colours for different 'biomes', but I don't see a problem with having entirely different palettes for different levels.
TYSM
good video dude
Sick tutorial man! May I know what font did you use for making this video?
thx
This video really helped me! I just wanted to ask if you could do a pixel art tutorial on shading/light sources/shadows for beginners. I’m just starting pixel art and have been watching many tutorials on shading/light sources/shadows but don’t really understand anything. I’ve gone and read through Pedro Medeiros’ Shading pixel art article as requested from a tutorial but I still really don’t understand anything. Thank you :)
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great video without any useless talking ;D