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Then I start adding the shadows. It's easier to start the shadows first. Trust me. I took the flat skin color and shifted the hue to be a bit darker. It's on Multiply.
The second pic, I copied the the same layer, put Soft Light on it then gently blended it.
tbh once i got to the shading phase i kinda just zoned out and went drrr multiply drrrr add glow
@DuookamiA te mostrar ó
a primeira é a camada em normal
a segunda é em multiply e ajeitando em cima com outra normal
A peak behind the curtain on how I sketch things out:
1-sketch over a warm mid-tone
2-set sketch to multiply and base color underneath
3-add lighting info on top
4-mix around... and done!
I also realized that you could turn a ripply water surface into a blazing inferno by adding an orange multiply layer.
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Flat colors
Blend with hard round brush
Add lights and shadows using add mode and multiply mode
Recolor lineart
Teehee
I need to stop doodling these two, it's getting out of hand...
First time using multiply layers tho, by god is it satisfying!
8. Adjustments
I like to adjust the color balance setting to make the shadows blue. And then on top make a layer of solid red-ish color then set it to multiply. This'll make a nice contrast of cooler tones on the shadows and warmer tones on the lights.
Forgot that I didn't use multiply on shading layer, so I wanted to fix that, but now CSP doesnt want to save PNG format and just crashes?
So here is a screenshot of how it looks, you can also see that my workflow is a mess by the layers
Also TY to @Naphia5 for showing me multiply
@paprikapear i'm nihil, i'm a mestizo nb lesbian, and i post my art primarily on toyhouse (@/nun) and deviantart (@/cestodes)! i do more original than fandom work nowadays and once i learned how to use multiply layers it was OVER for me.
I found out what the multiply layer does on photoshop so I decided to play around with it using another @warning_winter sketch. Also, I have a weakness for undercuts hair do's so I felt obligated.
@CombosDoodles it depends really, while using multiply layers colour picking also comes into play. it's just diffrent. The way i personally do it is i use normal layers for individual segment's shading and multiply/overexpose for more ambient shading
@Aeroon7 Here's the settings using one color and 100% opacity on the layer.
Overlay- think tinted windows, brings the entire color pallete together
Multiply- good for shadows that don't look bleak!
Add- for shiny things like gold and fire, makes things g l o w
Screen- best for pastel!
like im looking at all my old art, and ive ALWAYS done the same thing. two layers, one for shadows one for light. a multiply layer and a add glow layer. and its looks alright, its fine. but now all of a sudden it looks... really fucking odd?
Lineart experimenting
Art and character © me
Was experimenting with different lineart thickness and normal and multiply style lineart.
What lineart style do you prefer the most?
#wolf #wolves #wolfhowling #wolfpup #digitalart #ArtExperiment #ClipStudioPaint #Dimitri