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KoriArredondo In reply to MokkaQuill [2015-07-01 05:52:00 +0000 UTC]

thank you!  ;w;

I want to improve my pallettes at the moment, make my art looking more interesting, 

I think it is also important to know wich kind of message you are giving with the colors youre using, every color can say something and when you put some together there are lot of possibilities! but that will be after learning about pallettes o.ou

one of my  biggest problems when coloring is that sometimes I get very stressed instead of feeling what im painting o.ou

im like
"hmm maybe that color would look better.. no, this color instead, ..no, argg lets try with this other, no. that looks really out of place.. how can I make it look better? " ;u;

 


(maybe another problem is that I think wayy too much <__< hahaha, sorry if I bothered with the long answer o.ou)

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MokkaQuill In reply to KoriArredondo [2015-07-01 10:17:43 +0000 UTC]

(Not at all haha)

I do that too, and then I work on it more and more and then the piece looks really weird and you can tell I was stressed when I did it (You can tell with my recent art if you compare it to stuff I did before Christmas x0)

Well, this is a website I use for colour pallettes, I usually steal a couple, start with those and then just tweak them a bit or add colours:
www.colourpod.com/

I don't use this one but people say it's good cause you can upload photographs and it gives you colour palettes based off them:
color.adobe.com/

Maybe try a challenge where you draw a sketch and then you have to change the mood to as many different ones as possible without altering the sketch and just by using colours alone? Like, go for sad, happy, anxious, jealous, foreboding, things like that? You could make it into a meme challenge or something haha
I actually think I might steal my own idea there heh heh

And then hopefully you'll learn some stuff and then stress out less :3

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