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help me please.....
I want to improve my color sense, coz im too weak in color...
TT,,, Have any idea for me?
thank you for any idea~
^^
I want to improve my color sense, coz im too weak in color...
TT,,, Have any idea for me?
thank you for any idea~
^^
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幻影之曲 > 感想
今天再次重看我七年前写的小说
(天啊,无端端就这样七年了,不可思议)。
想起当初写的时候,想到什么就写什么,如今重看,原来有很多瑕疵下
还有不平衡
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天啊
最近又再重现那种气势在我心底里,那种很有决心,很有梦想的欲望
啊
看来我又堕入我的世界,与现实又离开一段距离了~ 汗
(我看似很开心)
确实
没有任何东西能
CMYK or RGB ?
Which color type you mostly use?
Why?
Help me!
Help me in illustrator~~~~~~
I need the tutorials~
Who have the illustrator tutorials....?
please help me~~~~
x.x
© 2007 - 2024 Ejunmi
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Color sense comes with experience. Coloring an image consists of three parts: base color, shading and material effects. For the beginning you need not bother about material effects, those are tricks mostly anyway.
Base coloring gives a flavor to the image. Styles vary from grey-scale to the typical asian color shock. I personaly favor colors that surround a certain central color-scheme.
Shading is somewhat more tricky for it adds the depth component to your images. For the beginning i would advice always using a fixed light source (i.e. parallel light from the upper left), so you can focus on getting the shades right, rather than having to worry about light positioning.
I've done images with many light sources and other than additional difficulties for the artist it doesn't appear to add to the overall impression of the image.
Since you're into manga i would suggest using three color shading. That is one color for the parts facing the light, one facing away and one for everything else. Or you can try smooth shading with many different darkness levels.
To learn this i would suggest grabbing a very soft pencil (2b or softer) and start drawing shades in grey scale. Whatever you learn here you can use for colored images as well.
Once you're halfway secure in this you could try to shade the drawings you already uploaded. You may find that even the worst drawing looks several times better with a proper shading.
I hope this was halfway useful. I started off where you are now and i am certain that you will figure in time. Just never give up and observe what other artists do. Learn from their masterpieces and their mistakes.
Base coloring gives a flavor to the image. Styles vary from grey-scale to the typical asian color shock. I personaly favor colors that surround a certain central color-scheme.
Shading is somewhat more tricky for it adds the depth component to your images. For the beginning i would advice always using a fixed light source (i.e. parallel light from the upper left), so you can focus on getting the shades right, rather than having to worry about light positioning.
I've done images with many light sources and other than additional difficulties for the artist it doesn't appear to add to the overall impression of the image.
Since you're into manga i would suggest using three color shading. That is one color for the parts facing the light, one facing away and one for everything else. Or you can try smooth shading with many different darkness levels.
To learn this i would suggest grabbing a very soft pencil (2b or softer) and start drawing shades in grey scale. Whatever you learn here you can use for colored images as well.
Once you're halfway secure in this you could try to shade the drawings you already uploaded. You may find that even the worst drawing looks several times better with a proper shading.
I hope this was halfway useful. I started off where you are now and i am certain that you will figure in time. Just never give up and observe what other artists do. Learn from their masterpieces and their mistakes.