Oh man my head hurts so bad.
But doing this tutorial makes me realize how little I still now about color and I probably made things wrong and those typos and askdkasd blah. But I hope this makes you think more about how color affects other colors in your works! And maybe not use gray to shade stuff. :U;;;
Ugh I need to lay down.
AND SORRY THE FILE SIZE IS HUUUGGEEE
Edit 8-17-12:::
HOLY MOLY where did you all come from? I just woke up with over 1K feedback messages and I'm used to seeing less than 10! Aaaa thanks so much! ;; I'm so happy so many people found it useful.
So I went in and fixed some typos, reworded some things, etc, so it's all nice. C':
ALSO for traditional artists, especially painters, the book I mentioned in the tutorial talks a lot about this stuff.
As for colored dry media: for colored pencils, I was taught in high school to use dark, cool colors along with the compliment color and dark brown as the base for shading. You'll need to experiment with this, since I haven't used it in a long time and I'm not sure how it'll turn out.
And the journey continues on!
Edit 8-21-12:::
I... got a Daily Deviation for this?! Wow!! I... I don't think I deserve it but I feel so honored! I feel bad because I wish I could've explained things better in this and cleared things up that were misunderstood... but I'm glad this helped people! That made making this tutorial worth while!
Thank you so much Tristaeza for the suggestion and Elandria for the feature!
But doing this tutorial makes me realize how little I still now about color and I probably made things wrong and those typos and askdkasd blah. But I hope this makes you think more about how color affects other colors in your works! And maybe not use gray to shade stuff. :U;;;
Ugh I need to lay down.
AND SORRY THE FILE SIZE IS HUUUGGEEE
Edit 8-17-12:::
HOLY MOLY where did you all come from? I just woke up with over 1K feedback messages and I'm used to seeing less than 10! Aaaa thanks so much! ;; I'm so happy so many people found it useful.
So I went in and fixed some typos, reworded some things, etc, so it's all nice. C':
ALSO for traditional artists, especially painters, the book I mentioned in the tutorial talks a lot about this stuff.
As for colored dry media: for colored pencils, I was taught in high school to use dark, cool colors along with the compliment color and dark brown as the base for shading. You'll need to experiment with this, since I haven't used it in a long time and I'm not sure how it'll turn out.
And the journey continues on!
Edit 8-21-12:::
I... got a Daily Deviation for this?! Wow!! I... I don't think I deserve it but I feel so honored! I feel bad because I wish I could've explained things better in this and cleared things up that were misunderstood... but I'm glad this helped people! That made making this tutorial worth while!
Thank you so much Tristaeza for the suggestion and Elandria for the feature!
Daily Deviation
Given 2012-08-22[Stock & Resources] The suggester states "I've always had trouble figuring out how my shading is supposed to look and every tutorial I look at seems to just say the same thing. This tutorial, however, showed me not only how, but why the shading looks like it does. Why shadows aren't gray by *RianaLD is amazing!" (
Suggested by Tristaeza and Featured by
Elandria )
Thank you so so so much.
Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful piece of info! This will help me a lot in the future!