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Published: 2008-01-16 01:21:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 2904; Favourites: 38; Downloads: 93
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Time for another tutorial, this time from a coloring techine usin HUe/saturation, hope itΒ΄s helpfulDraw by
Color by me
Thanks for watch, Menny
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me gusto mucho, no se ve taaan complicado, gracias por postearlo
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Gracias, espero que sea ΓΊtil
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The problems I see with this technique:
- every color needs its layer, I don't know how you did this but I end up with a lot of layers
- when choosing a "hue" you are limited to one color, which is fine for cartoonish art, but shadows and highlights tend to twist hues, but I guess you could fix this by simply adding new hues (for example where capillaries are near the surface of the skin it gets "reder")
- limitation to black lines
But it's a good technique I tried it, after setting the color you tweak it further.
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yeah it uses like a unique line of color, but the good part to work with b&w pieces is lear about value, contrast and that very helpful
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brightness is the easiest to learn, saturation and hue takes time and experience. Not all shadows are simply a darker version of the same hue and not all highlights ... you get the point.
I've noticed that experimenting with hues pays of.
You should try it.
eg.
dar mid highlight
dark purplish red- red - light yellowish red
This is just a simple example, different materials act different
experimenting is the key
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cool - wish i had time to try this out : ). i like the idea of doing grey-scale then turning it to color.
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make all the white go transparent, so only tyhe lines(black) remains
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hey dude it's awesome, maybe i'll sound like a noob, but for the lighting is it a filter or an effect or you did it handmade all along with dodge and burn?
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No effects or doge, i didnΓ±t recomend it, jut for some touch ups, just picks up colors, in thid case gray scales
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thanks a lot captain, since i've seen your tut i can now color something and it'll stay clean hΓ©hΓ©h
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meyno ta muy chido el color...
pextin me gusto la mona...
Un abrazo a ambos!!
JESUS ANTONIO
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de nada un placer!!
JESUS ANTONIO
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ooo, nice, i dig this. thank you for posting it!
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it's amazing how you make it sound so simple haha good job!
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brutal man
tu pintas con mousepen? algun consejo de q valores de opacidad y flujo debo usar para colorear?
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uso tableta, pues de opacidad no le muevo mas bien la dureza o "hardness" d ela brocha, empiezo con un 5% y ya cuando son detalles hasta un 100%
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ahh okas, osea q todas las transciciones de colores son cambiando tono por tono?
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Another great tutorial. Adding this to my favorite tutorial list.
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