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Published: 2016-01-09 23:49:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 5869; Favourites: 307; Downloads: 0
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Melotine asked for some help on what color scheme a charmander at night would have, so I quickly made a tutorial/reference thing for it
I figured it might also help some other people so here it is.Β
Hope it helps! ^^
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Valid points, but if I may ask. Why not black to shade with? I thought that was the traditional color to shade with.Β
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Oh, that's because straight black is actually pretty rare to find! Colors are always being reflected and emitted by objects, so the shadows are affected. Also, black is just a generally boring color to shade in XD
I'd suggest reading this, which explains everything better :'DΒ
Why shadows aren't gray
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Woah, I never thought of it that way. Thanks!! This helps a lot! I'm going to try this.Β
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Thanks, I didn't know about usingΒ certain colors to shade. When you shade, do you use a darker color similar to the color that's in the light.
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Hm, depends! I'd suggest reading this for a good answer:Β Why shadows aren't gray
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Thanks, I'll use that as a reference.
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Sorry, I just realized you did a shading tutorial. I'll use both.
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This is actually exactly what I needed!
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Oh, awesome! Glad it could help
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how can you make your 'sloppy' drawings look so cute?
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everything honrupi makes is adorable
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An aspiring artist like me could use a guide like this!
Thanks! Β Also check my gallery out, tell me how I'm doing if you'd like~
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You're welcome ^^
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Omg, thanks man ;v;
this helps me a lot ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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Thaaaanks, that's so helpful \o/
I'll keep it next to me if I need it.
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Yeah, layers are only for digital art :'D I wouldn't know how to fix things traditionally
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Might get paint tool SAI then go onto Krita becuase krita looks complex.
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