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Published: 2015-12-23 17:18:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 6675; Favourites: 298; Downloads: 32
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Edit: Oh I forgot I don't do bounce lights. But feel free to add bounce lights too idkSorry I suck at explaining things, um..
Yeah..
So someone asked me to do a shading tutorial, so.. why not??
I'd say that, It's best that you know everything about light and shading before you do it my style- um
I call this shading "onion shading" because of tHE AMOUNT OF LAYErs- //coughs
You can add more and more layers of multiplies if you want, sometimes I use about 5 layers, but mostly its 3.
..yeah
Hope it helps?? ;w;
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Do you know how to change the outline color from black to something else after the main coloring is done? Just curious.Β
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You have to check preserve opacity on the lineart layer, then you can change the colors. c:
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Would you also know how to make things glow like neon or at least really brightly? I'm sorry if I ask a lot, I'm just trying to figure things out from someone who's more experienced than I am.
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Well idk really but if I try to make things glow i often just put another layer of the same color on top of the thing and blur it. You can change the mode to screen/luminosity and adjust the opacity if you want to. If you want to make it look like a REALLY bright glow, putting white in the middle could work. Hope this helps ;w;
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That certainly does help!! Thank you for all the tips, I appreciate every reply and help you've offered!Β Β
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Oh how fun. :] I will have to try a picture using this method. :] Cool!
If you have crisp lines, you shouldn't need to make it a PNG to achieve the last effect at the end. Couldn't you just make a selection on the white spaces around it and then selection>invert to add a color blob on top of the whole image-- adding your effects to it that way? Just brainstorming.
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Ah yes, but I don't really have that crisp lines and there are spaces that might not get selected properly-
Also when you invert, the selection can be messy and be smaller than the lines[increments does not help sadly]
I want the whole picture, including the lines to get the same effect. c:
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Auugghh you're right, I tried it but it didn't have a nice feathering. SAI is so sucky for this stuff. XD Could probably do it really easily in Photoshop.
Maybe one day SAI will update! D8<
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aaahh this was super helpful, tysmΒ for this !!
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