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Published: 2019-01-21 23:11:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 1406; Favourites: 61; Downloads: 4
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Holy cow, this is so helpful! ππ
Iβve been trying to look for fun coloring techniques to experiment with, so this is perfect! π
I have a few questions! :,3
A) With the shading layer, is that usually under or on top of the filter layers? Does it matter where itβs placed?
B) Is there an order with how you place the overlay, multiply and saturation filter layers?
C) Last thing, with the filter layers, do you usually color the character completely with each one?
Sorry for all the questions Gabe, Iβve been so eager to improve more lately! β€οΈ
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Aw you're welcome dear!
1. I put the shading layer on the bottom, under all the filters. I put it there to make it more colorful when I add that saturation layer.
2.In order Shading>Overlay>Multiply>Saturation.
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3. I'm not sure what you mean by that. I guess I color the character completely and when I'm doing that I use the wand tool to keep it in the lines. I keep it in like that and add the filters on.
(Example)
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AHHH THANK YOU! ππ
Really means a lot!
And sorry for not being clear on the 3rd question!
You explained perfectly anyways! XD
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Nice! This is a very helpful tutorial, I love the way you shadeΒ Β
And congrats on the 600 Watchers as well, you surely deserve em!Β Β
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Aww, youre welcome!Β π€
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That's really helpful!!Β
Thanks for making this! <3
I was really curious what technique you use to create such an effect!
Also, congratulations on 600 watchers!!!
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Your work has always been so amazing and inspiring, so good to see the tutorial on how you do your fantastic shading. <33 Also congratulations on your 600 watchers! Keep up the fabulous work! ;v;Β
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You're welcome! <33 >v<Β
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No, I use Medibang Paint.
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Ohhh, really. Wow.
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omg this is awesome!! 
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You're welcome!
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