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Published: 2016-01-15 16:48:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 80065; Favourites: 3386; Downloads: 1678
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Check out the Exercise and Download the Results .PSD Chart HERE And to see the practice worksheet for this exercise on DA click HERE .Artist: Tim Von Rueden (vonn)
This exercise is best completed after watching the “Color Shifting Using HSB ” tutorial included in the “Color Course “.
For this exercise, I wanted to create a step by step along with shots of the color picker so you can understand how these colors were chosen. So when I choose my colors for “shifting” I generally follow the same pattern as shown in the full post.
- I will “bend” my shadow colors toward cool colors, increase the saturation, and lower the brightness.
- I will “bend” my light colors toward warm colors, decrease the saturation, and raise the brightness.
This is a quick way to choose colors without relying on black and white to create forms. It’s a good tip but one that you don’t have to use all the time. Instead, experiment with this to create new color palettes and combinations to create your own swatch palette from!
You can download the step by step chart .PSD below including the layers used for each object!
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Okay. If I'm jealous of you, then you're doing a good job. Keep up the good work.
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Had I known any better, I'd have said that the right-most drawings (paintings...?) were photoshopped pictures...
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instructions not clear
used toaster to draw and burned down home
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Thank you very very much !!, this is simply amazing
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Your're so kind for showing us your tutorials, i know thay will serve us
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You are an amazing artist and I just wanted you to know how grateful I am for the tutorials , I am a little weak in certain areas and am a self taught artist but still learning but because of your help I can improve my skills cheers 😘
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Thanks for sharing this!!!! Be super helpful since I'm trying to improve on my shading a lot and just learned recently about bounce lighting and all that good stuff.
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All that good stuff is what makes it shiny and chrome =]
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Yup, yup. Thanks again for this. Will help a ton!!!!
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Never thought about removing the outline. Thanks for the tip.
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It definitely helps creating a sense of realism!
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Yeah, I now notice some artist do this quite often lol.
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Thanks for this, been trying to improve my values and color.
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The dice looks pretty awkward to me. It's bland and I couldn't grasp the material it is made of. And of course the numbers are wrong on the die as the previous person said.
Other ones are great though!
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I should have made it more known that I was using a giant foam dice as a reference instead of the standard dice. I think in the future I will do more of a standard dice as an example to showcase the value shading with the dots pushed in!
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On a standard die, one and six are on opposite sides so you can't see both numbers at the same time (opposite sides always add to seven, so one and six, two and five, and three and four are on opposite sides from each other.)
Other than that it is a great example.
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haha great observation, I did switch them without thinking about how that would affect the probability when rolled lol
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Awesomely helpful, thank you. Have been having issues colouring as I hold onto the lines too much
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Glad to hear and for holding on to lines, just do as Elsa would and Let it go.
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And thus a Disney cartoonist is born
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Surprised you didn't make the dots on the Die there concave, or the edges a sharper sheen, like the usual ceramic/plastic dice you see
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Thanks! I love how you waited a few days before showing the "answer". I'm glad I did the exercise and struggled a bit before I saw this. You guys always make everything look so easy!
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