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hi @ilymushitaro avery's gf has colors now hoolay
they're more saturated than originally thought because woohoo saturation my beloved
@Scarletscav cheatsy: 1) put all coluring on one later. 2) copy and darken the new layer and adjust hue/saturation etc 3) erase for highlights, wary of eraser hardness, size and density for fabrics, and other surfaces etc. super quick but looks okay!
@DS9Jack physically could bit make the axolotl lighter i had to put some saturation somewhere or id Die
Slightly edited version of my art of @kureijiollie ! Wasn’t happy with the original saturation levels
#graveyART
made some saturation adjustments with some guidances from sylph and it certainly has more oomph now
@MaudsValentine After I finish a piece I go in and up the saturation and vibrancy of the piece - here is a before and after example:
Icons of our fav boiis!!! Each lil guy has a unique eyecolor and tears that correspond to the SAI colors, they are just ✨dripping in saturation✨
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@tylerrjoseph @joshuadun @twentyonepilots #twentyonepilots #cliqueart
And new update, with colors and clean lines
(Yes twitter is killing the saturation, it's been happening for a while with my digital art )
Today I'll be finishing the piece, let me know if you want to see the results ! :3 https://t.co/bAeazxLG8Z
@Smilekiler60 The colors I got from ur ref were dulled out so I did some hue and saturation changes and I think I almost nailed recreating the colors :)
im in love with colours and the saturation slider. gradient maps bring me so much happiness (future me, are u seeing this??)
I KNOW there's likely a Lore Reason as to why Shez's hair is so fucking neon bright, a la typical Fire Emblem Bullshit, but it was so seriously bothering me so here's an edit of them where the saturation matches Byleth's (+ fixed brows & a ver where their hc matches the og brows)
@WittyWonkaa That's why I chose pan, at least the colors are the right saturation even though i would never use this color combination ever.
OK I think the color practice last/before-last week has made me more comfortable for more hues and higher saturation, and I like it.
Which then made this piece sort of out of visual alignment with the previous three, but I still like it
Alright let's get back to line art stuff
For illustrations it's basically the same principle, a gradient map recolors the values as opposed to the hue or saturation
Basically it sees the image on the left as the image on the right
So from what I've learned, gradient maps focus on transforming the values of the art, and not the saturation or hue themselves, into the colors of the set
If you notice, where the sketch's lines are lower or higher value/opacity, the gradient map chose a different color