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it's not as obvious with the warmer hues, but the greys get oversaturated and turn out a little funky haha (I guess their chroma control isn't so good?) its still really good but the color shifts aren't making me jolly
Just realized I actually never posted on here the latest studie I did so here it is✨it was my first time painting in greyscale too
the saturation slider is an indiscriminate beast with no regard for the inherent brightness differences between colors, eg fully-saturated yellows and blues are different brightnesses. if you put a filled black Color layer over your image it'll show you the "true" greyscale.
eg:
@thewickedavatar yeah im thinking even though the color/gold one seems to be the favored one here since im thinking of doing monochromatic character sprites like this that maybe going greyscale with the scenery might be better?? idk
heres the greyscale, and initial sketch/blockout https://t.co/JZ896XC99h
Coba-coba pakai greyscale. Ini film favorit aku sejak SD, sering nonton ulang kalau dulu nontonnya di globaltipi 😂
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@liXhu Here’s some of my oil paintings! I love yellows and greys.
2017-2018-2018-2019
I can't chose between those two 2018 drawings as they both mean different important things to me and were new experiments (one working in greyscale and the other new painting bg style)
@ManiacXVII with greyscale, you can color directly over it using the multiply layer mode. I coloured this in doing that.
https://t.co/MxNwnFKGwU
Greyscale WIP for first fruit of day
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"Blergh"
quick sketch request i did. tried greyscale for some reason
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@P_Protocoll 4- using an desaturated blue, on a multiply layer i do the shading of the shadows and depth of clothes at best
4.5- and another one for the highlgihts as a overlay layer
5- from there i just delete the solid color layer and disable the greyscale gradient
and bam!
@P_Protocoll its kinda of a 50/50 sometimes, even tho im changing it a bit
recently i been using a bit of an tricky method but that i feel like it works better for my workflow
1-flat colors
2-make an new layer of an dark-ish color
3-make an greyscale gradiant to know the values more