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why did i actually really like the 1st coloring-- it seem like a kid did it and its sort of comforting..
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To be honest I’ve always struggled with coloring my drawing so any tips I can get always help!
Other than the colors though, the drawing itself looks really good
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Another good coloring tip, if you struggle with lighting and shading on top of that, is for starters, choose the time of day. I'm sure this sounds relatively obvious, but knowing and keeping track of a time of day for a setting was something I personally struggled with for a long time. You can't have strong shading with a warm palette if your goal was mid-day, after all. And vice versa for an evening scene.
Another thing that goes with this is to observe different times of the day. And I mean shading and coloring only. For example, a while back I realized that at mid-day, everything has a slight yellow hue on sunny days. But much more dulled, grayed colors on overcast days. And how the shading of trees gives things a slight brownish-green hue, due to the leaves. While man-made buildings, of course, just block out lighting entirely, casting very dark shadows. But once again, the intensity of these colors within the shadows depends on how sunny the day is. I would also go in-depth about other parts of the day, not just late morning to early afternoon, but I feel like this comment is already too long...
And this advice only applies to outdoor backgrounds, as any indoor scene could really have any lighting, but I still think it's really good advice! I know I wish I picked up on this stuff a lot sooner, maybe I would've enjoyed backgrounds more early on... But you live, learn, and just try to spread the word to help others. And you may think if you're working in an unnatural palette, or plan to use a lot of overlays, that it would cancel this advice out. But I don't think that's the case. If anything, it'd still work as a nice base, or even just to keep it in mind.
(quick edit: grammar and spelling in a few places. dang autocorrect always making it worse...)
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I go for a more realistic approach in terms of colors. The only “colorful” thing I put in my work, is the background. Besides that, I would use a pallet if needed. But I would usually adjust it once I have it down on a certain layer. That’s the way how I do it, at least on Autodesk.
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Is it just me or did anyone actually like the first coloring thing? Because I did. The angle and colors remind me of spring and gives me kid-core vibes, while the one at the end looked like a fall sunset setting. :)
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I love how unusual and unique your art style is. It inspires me to try an animation style instead of trying realism because I'm still a beginner and it looks really cool.
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Amazing! Thank you, I always feel like I struggled with this.
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I felt relax whenever you started talking. You have the voice of a professional narrator and therapist.
And your tips are amazing. I should practice that technique.
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dear god your voice is so soothing you could singlehandedly cure my insomnia
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Loving these short and sweet art tips!
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I think palettes like this are really nice, but I dont think they look too realistic to everyday life. When I draw a human OC I like to draw them as someone i'd actually imagen seeing in the regular everyday world. Not as if they came out of a movie or a nice drawing like these! Cloths dont always exactly match! Maybe you're wearing a nice green skirt but your favorite hoodie is pink, you're still gonna wear the hoodie (at least I do) but your outfit underneath might still match. Same with stuff like headphones there is no guarantee that you'll find headphones and things that have color and match your exact clothing color. Hope this helps at least one person!❤️
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I swear, ever since I've found this channel I've improved, thank you!
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this is so amazing, the art is awesome. thanks so much!
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Bro you uploaded this at the perfect time
I just finished the lineart for a drawing and I was struggling with the colour pallette
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bro you literally have the best tips. of all the art people i watch you are one of my favorites.
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Thx for the tip! Could you do lineart tips? I have trouble minutes with the brushes and making look good. it would be appreciated.😇
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This was so helpful, thanks Haley <3
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I usually use a really bright color scheme for all of my drawings, so this really made me want to try something new like this
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Ok but when she adds the overlay and changes the green accent to orange just looks so cool, like a demon or a supernatural being of some sort, especially from that angle, and I love it
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@justsomeguy5318
3 years ago
Another tip for nice colors: take a couple references with color palettes you like and just color pick from them.
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