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Published: 2013-05-22 19:04:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 4932; Favourites: 109; Downloads: 84
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Hmm color theory, quite possibly the most useful thing I have learned so far in two art semesters.Using the whole palette for certain elements definitely makes them much more lively~
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You are definitely one of my favourite artists! I really love your drawings!
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No problem, bro! I could use many of your works a reference for my own drawings to get better.
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Thanks, but it will take time, much time.
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your artwork inspired me to sit down at a desk for 10 hours last night and redraw one of my old horrible drawings... it turned out great! Thanks! (p.s please dont shoot her too) XD COLOR THANK GOD!!!!
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Very nice, glad to see that I have a positive influence on others.
Both coloring and grayscale look great when done right~ :3
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Nice to see more colored artwork. 
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Thanks, it's a tiresome process that looks good when done right.
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Curiously, it takes me more to draw a lineart than coloring it. It's probably the practice I have.
You should do more colored projects and you will soon start making them faster and easier.
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Well, back in the day, a coloring didn't took long for me either. But with new knowledge and little to no time to try them out, they usually end up all rushed into a single work for testing.
Ah yes, lineart is important of course, it's the base of a artwork. If you have the best coloring on a meh lineart, it simply won't work. I usually spend a good deal of time sketching until every looks right to me, well, let's just say that everything has been slowed down by school assignments and what not ._.
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Darn education, always an obstacle in the way to building a future!
ahhhh.... wait a minute....
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It's a double edged sword!
But really, that depends on what you are studying D:
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Very nice! How do you frikin shade so well? it kills me!
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I think that it's still looking flat at a few spots XD.
But yeah, it's mostly about using darker and complementary colors that look strange at first sight. ^_^'
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yeah, whatever. haha I will try some out when i get a chance
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Ah well, it's not like I redrew the exact same thing.
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color theory still escapes me.. completely and totally.
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Yeah, it still bugs me from time to time since I draw and shade more often in grayscale~
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i'm just color blind and totally ignorant of the system XD
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"Need air support!"
*Radio silence*
"NEED AIR SUPPORT, NOW!"
Operator: "Ops, sorry. I was looking at your.... Uh.... current position." XD
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Depends on what you're aiming for, realism usually requires a good amount of tones and unusual/complementary colors for a lively look.
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Yeah I've already heard of the whole use of unusual colors like blue but never tested myself
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And the shadows/highlights. XD
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It's mostly about using complementary colors to shade. At first, I thought that it was absurd to throw in some blue for the skin, but after one try or two, you'll see the magic of it.
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