Heeeyyyeee this week's video is here fresh out the oven! Had a lot of fun with this painting, hope the tutorial helps! Here’s the timelapse video for the full painting kzread.info/dash/bejne/pqRsrNmzh5q3n9o.html. You can still get my brushes for free here cubebrush.co/mb (first in the list) for a little while and you better have a great weekend or else...

@mako8186

3 жыл бұрын

you deserve way more apreciation than what u get sir, actual legend

@ricoshade

3 жыл бұрын

Such a legend has a video for just about everything, keep up the good work and thanks for all the help 👍

@BruceCarbonLakeriver

3 жыл бұрын

super helpful - trying that on the next drawing! Thank you for sharing :D

@user-jq4me5ss3p

3 жыл бұрын

Please tell me which monitor (not a tablet) are you using? Thanks for the great video!

@TheCof6656

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Marc. I can't find the one brush you used for the shading in your brush set, called 'Skin Cavity' (I paused the video to check). I have tried them all and it's not amongst them. But I guess it doesn't matter so much. I think what I have to learn is edge control.

"by this point, i have merged my shading layer with my line art layer" how brave are you, man??

@TheDragonsHerbLake

3 жыл бұрын

xD exactly. I would never do that on purpose probably!

@loreandlegendtalesfromourm2915

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheDragonsHerbLake if you’re nervous you can always duplicate the layers before you merge and keep a backup

@TheDragonsHerbLake

3 жыл бұрын

@@loreandlegendtalesfromourm2915 thats right!! but then it wouldnt make sense anymore to lok after not having many layers

@amandedooce438

3 жыл бұрын

an absolute madman

@morphoplasma

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheDragonsHerbLake Making a folder for the backup layers could help

finally, an art teacher that doesn't insist on realism

@terezkafejtkova5037

3 жыл бұрын

I've literally started laughing because I saw your profile pic and then read your name accidentally in a british accent. I'm ded. I agree tho

@icantbelieveyouvedonethis1813

3 жыл бұрын

@@terezkafejtkova5037 I dont know why but I read my name in a British accent too

@gtom866

3 жыл бұрын

Finally, some good fucking advice.

@sakareeh

3 жыл бұрын

@@terezkafejtkova5037 sameeee

@megumiseyelashes6706

3 жыл бұрын

@@icantbelieveyouvedonethis1813 im pretty sure its because of the vine

Young artists nowdays are so lucky to have older artists explaining those kind of stuff. I started digital art almost 10 years ago and I remember how difficult its been at the beginning cause there werent as many tutorials as today. So great job! Keep going

@janelle9998

3 жыл бұрын

Well i started digital art like 5 years ago and i learned mostly from observation. Im not the most patient person so i never watched tutorials or went to art classes

@IceCreamSplat

2 жыл бұрын

I started digital art about 14 years ago and back then I watched a lot of speedpaints that helped me out. Sure I guess I lacked the commentary and explaining parts, but only getting to see another artist's process helped me a lot in improving myself. I'm not at a professional level but I like to think that I "get by" as an artist at least

@Fi1thyStink4

2 жыл бұрын

Started a week ago, day 1 : depression Day 2 : tutorials Day 3 : learning for myself Day 4 : absolutely in love.

@neeevirus

2 жыл бұрын

@@Fi1thyStink4 you fell in love with digital art at day 4?

@VitchAndVorty

2 жыл бұрын

@@tlo193 That's what my Mom said.

Marc: I don't like when there is too many of them (layers) Me: *nervously looking at my 69th layer

@warlocke4285

3 жыл бұрын

those are rookie numbers son, im on my 420th layer right now

@regenbox7335

2 жыл бұрын

I used to think i open too many layers too (~100), until i saw a girl with 3xxx layers in my art community. Now i just open as much layers as i prefer, bc i have known a legend

@regenbox7335

2 жыл бұрын

@Jurima for a simple/one person in the painting i would use ~ 35 layers, too. But recently i draw big picture with 5+ people so it can't be helped 😅😅

@suella7505

2 жыл бұрын

@@regenbox7335 DANG, what device and software are yall using? 😂

@LowkeyKai_

2 жыл бұрын

69?

the fact that the 's' looks like an '8' makes me wanna cry

@YTartschool

3 жыл бұрын

8ORRY

@bogdanandrei9803

3 жыл бұрын

maybe the 8 looks like an S

@inkywinki2254

3 жыл бұрын

Marc Brunet LMAO

@liankwon314

3 жыл бұрын

8tonk8 🗿

@melatishafira2177

3 жыл бұрын

8ame

Right here is a lonely self-taught artist crying because this is a gem 😭

@milesprocrastinates9547

3 жыл бұрын

lemme cry with you. we were taught basic digital art back in eight grade but it was such a short time.

@koibubbles3302

3 жыл бұрын

I’m crying too

@forgottenecho2163

3 жыл бұрын

@@milesprocrastinates9547 I doubt we're ever going to learn digital art so I just started learning it a year ago

@milesprocrastinates9547

3 жыл бұрын

@@forgottenecho2163 i think just learning digital art by yourself is more effective, tbh. the teacher (at least our teacher) only taught us the basics, she never mentioned anything 'bout the proper (or at least the easier way) to shade and highlight and whatnot.

@forgottenecho2163

3 жыл бұрын

@@milesprocrastinates9547 Oh, that's good to know, I just self taught myself how to shade and highlight in a week or two, but when we were learning how to traditionally in Art Class, we barely got anywhere. I think it's better I rely on myself to learn.

I’m not even exaggerating this is probably one of the better digital art tutorials on KZread. So many tutorials get into the knitting gritty but the hardest part is knowing even where to start. This tutorial goes over everything in *just* enough detail that it’s both extremely helpful and simple(!). So that way we can get started and dive into more in-depth stuff once we have the basics.

@kaitlynmorgan4613

Жыл бұрын

i think its nitty gritty lol knitting is something else entirely :3

Had to rewind because I was too distracted by "8TEP8"

Here are the different steps of the video: 4:20: SHADING (multiply) 8:30: tint/reflection (hard light) 10:50: lights (overlay low) 14:45: polish (go back to tint layer and add glow)

@shoram184

3 жыл бұрын

but what he do in tint layer? use just black or colors?

@roenkun1484

3 жыл бұрын

How to do the tint man

@dewodewu3544

3 жыл бұрын

In my understanding I use uhh a bit of similar colors or either vibrant colors like some orangish a bit

@Snapple_apple

3 жыл бұрын

thanks for this!

@cheese9144

3 жыл бұрын

so he doesn't actually color does he?

Man, I just started painting digitally, and it's so hard. I have more difficulty on the technical aspects like brush setting, layers, and all the tools, there's just so much lol. Thanks for making these videos Marc, helped me a lot :)

@Malik_Mlk

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, same, one week ago I found a brush that matched with me and it was like my drawing improved by a lot. In fact I took an afternoon to just paint color, merging them with different brushes only to improve my technical aspect, also customizing shortcut, trying to figure if my workflow was ok like that and all.

@seurn7801

3 жыл бұрын

@@Malik_Mlk problem w most tutorial vids they only focus on what tablet you should use, what drawing app etc., when starting digital art. They also talk about learning anatomy, learning all the basic stuff that you might have already learned traditionally and only a few tutorials focus on which brush to use, what opacity is, pen pressue stuff, layer, tools etc., I'm so happy I've found a few yters focusing on this.

@loeandbehold4808

3 жыл бұрын

agreed, its pretty overwhelming haha

@giogreymon

3 жыл бұрын

you guys have any good video recommendations that helped you specifically with that?

@mikami1824

3 жыл бұрын

@@seurn7801 There's many channels that help with the specifics of digital art. You just have to look for them.

Brain: I know how to do this now Hand: No, no, you don't But wow this is like magic for me

@Ollie_the_Possum

3 жыл бұрын

I felt that. Or when you get inspiration you just forget how to draw and ur like "Why does my brain hate me T^T"

You have no idea how long I was looking for a useful tutorial on color. There seems to be literally nobody who explains color in practice, everybody just tends to start spewing out color theory. You are a gem, sir. Thank you.

@tycalahan8166

Жыл бұрын

“Because you can’t teach people how to color! That’s telling them your secret!” 🙄 this is why Marc is my go to art teacher!

I'm gonna say it... IMMA DO IT.....!! *_Does this work in Microsoft Paint?_*

@YTartschool

3 жыл бұрын

Police called.

@uwukiepookiebear

3 жыл бұрын

Eyy, dont underestimate my boi MS Paint

@calebbach7542

3 жыл бұрын

😂

@tale7955

3 жыл бұрын

Ey! I do draw in Ms paint!

@akunamii4823

3 жыл бұрын

You could use drawing apps or programs to paint/shade the skin

This is honestly so inspiring, I never thought of a worflow like this, can't wait to give it a shot!

Me: Man, that shading brush looks solid... I need to get it Marc:...link below for free brushes Me:... today is a good day.

@Peter_White

Жыл бұрын

Wait till you find out that shading brush isnt in the brushpack 😅

@preface6612

Жыл бұрын

​@@Peter_White i found a brush that looks similar, its called smoke pen and its free 👍🥰

@Peter_White

Жыл бұрын

@@preface6612 where did you find it ? [On the internet ofc]

@preface6612

Жыл бұрын

@@Peter_White on clip studio paint, its the software Im using and i think? The same one he is but i dont remember exactly xD

@Peter_White

Жыл бұрын

@@preface6612 funny becase i have clip studio paunt

Love your approach

Finally an artist that don't say "sHaDiNg wItH bLaCk = bAd 😠" Btw this was so helpful thanks 😭

@sofqie

3 жыл бұрын

it usually is, but it works well with certain styles. also how the fuck do you have 189k subscribers 😺

@ama-fk7ve

3 жыл бұрын

@@sofqie i did videos before but deleted them

@iii.kelvin

3 жыл бұрын

What kind of videos

@5mania5

3 жыл бұрын

It is said for traditional art 🤦‍♀️

@Naomi-gu8vx

3 жыл бұрын

01ramunai why

I've learned so much from you. I usually paint with traditional media, but the things you teach translate to oil painting as well. Thank you for your lessons and great videos!

@kittenmimi5326

2 жыл бұрын

Grisaille technique?

On the plus side, this video finally helped me understand how digital artists are able to make their coloring look SO good and give their drawings so much dimension. On the down side, now that I know the tools behind it, it almost feels more daunting because I know I have to endure all that fine tuning. Regardless, I'm glad I know now! Thanks for such an informative video!

I appreciate your straight-to-the-point style of teaching. You don't pad your videos with rambling intros or spend any more time explaining a point than you need to. Thank you for following your own 80/20 rule and respecting our time. :)

Marc: shade with gray Me: haha, color wheel go brrrr

@Vera_Nguyen

3 жыл бұрын

Can relate •∆•

@tennessee3156

3 жыл бұрын

Lol same

@PrometheusEpimetheus

3 жыл бұрын

Lol, sometimes i color correct the layer after I'm done (with a backup locked in a folder lol)

I'm blown away by how 3D it starts looking after a few steps! I'm starting to be a real believer in this technique 😄

I used this method more as I was also learning this from a professional anime illustrator that uses this in the formal name of Grisaille painting. It turns out that this is a legit form of oil painting that uses the grey as an underpainting then painting color ON TOP. Since then my digital paintings have this level of realism thats very satisfying to watch.

Me: How to do that? Him: I got a tutorial for that! *5 minutes later Me: How do I do that? O.o Him: I also have a tutorial for that! *5 minutes later Me: How to... Him: I got you bro 😂🤣

Ohh I love it. It is pretty similar to my way. I will try it out OWO

@0x926

3 жыл бұрын

uwu

@alisachu.mp3

3 жыл бұрын

wuw

@Gandeon1

3 жыл бұрын

Honigball detected :D You're also a great source of inspiration for me that made me start to try out digital drawing. Keep it up 👌

@hot.babygirl420gothbabe8

3 жыл бұрын

owO

@chenshirley5432

3 жыл бұрын

QWQ

I've been just kind of coloring on a whim when it comes to my digital drawings and while they don't look bad, I just hate feeling like I dont know what I'm doing lol I'm definitely going to try this! Thank you ^^

@YTartschool

3 жыл бұрын

Yes try it! process makes a huge difference you might surprise yourself :)

your channel is a gem for people like me who can't afford art school

"make a seperate layer for shading" *cuts to him drawing with a million new layers and tons of new steps

@lura4518

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr i dont get it :/ i wish there was a vid out there where they dont cut the vid smh

@freakinmorons3282

3 жыл бұрын

@@lura4518 >>>>>>>>lines top most layer >>> flats with local colour (the bottom layer) >>>>> in shadows layer he duplicates the flat layer and uses hue saturation to make it all white, then shadows are rendered use multiply >>>>> tint layer 50% gray hard light initially, use light gray as well as brighter colours relative to the flats layer (He offers a free download of the PSD file in one of his other "5 steps to colour video" find it in the description, you can study the tints layer in more details there) >>>>>> before lighting he reduces the brightness of each layer (make copies of each layer before this as backup) >>>>>lighting primary overlay with warm brighter colours relative to flats layer >>>>>lighting secondary overlay with cooler colours >>>>>>>>>> final polish is going in all the layers shadow, flats etc and playing around with the colour balance and curves and all that. >>>>>>>>>> normal layer on top just to add the finish touches if required

@ferchsakura

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, ngl seems a little rushed and a bit confusing haha.

7:55 "I hate layers" Shrek: say what?

I always wonder, as a professional, how long does a piece like this take you to complete, and what should someone going into the industry expect regarding efficiency?

@YTartschool

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Daniel, this was about 6h so far based on the recordings (over a few days), will prob spend another 2h on polish + background. It's a simpler design where what I decide goes 100% so it's relatively quick, but you can expect to spend 10x that if you were working on a promotional piece for a game, or splash art. There's usually a lot of back and forth between the artist and the team until everyone is happy.

@LuisTorres-bp5kt

3 жыл бұрын

@@YTartschool ah reminds me of my breakdown of the reality of design and how CHANGING A DIV COLOR can take a week. One does not make almost any design in one attempt

I've been watching different tutorial videos on KZread from different artist. Marc, you're a really good teacher. I'm shocked. Easy to follow, easy to understand, in-depth without making it too overly complicated. You are generous with your knowledge and share it freely. Out of all the artist's I've seen, you truly are the best teacher.

This is far and away the best coloring tutorial I've come across - especially how each stage allows you to focus on and refine one aspect at a time. I looked for tutorials on how to separate doing shading/values from color before, and just found videos saying it can't be done with good results. Thank you. Your art is beautiful.

Me struggling with lineweight: ....*inhale* TAAAAAAAAH

Damn I really needed this! I'm a university student and I try to draw stuff when I'm not busy cramming for a test or doing assignments (which is unfortunately the case a lot of the time). This workflow looks really helpful, thanks!

The shading part is going to change my art game forever

YOU!!! YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU LITERALLY MADE ME MORE CONFIDENT IN MY ART AND COLORING!!!!! I FEEL IT IN MY VEINS!!! I HAVE THE POWER NOW

*CAME AS SOON AS THE NOTIFICATION POPPED UP!*

@tovi3280

3 жыл бұрын

Glad I’m not the only one who came

it would've been nice to know how you actually did the tint & reflections step

@DEL8TE

3 жыл бұрын

His tutorial on "how to paint lights" should help Also in the top right corner and the 3rd specific tutorials he references

@waitingforwonderland6036

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@freakinmorons3282

3 жыл бұрын

tint layer 50% gray initially, light gray as well as brighter colours relative to the flats below that layer. He offers a free download of the PSD file in one of his other "5 steps to colour video" find it in the description, you can study the tints layer in more details there.

@MrJayson204

Жыл бұрын

@@freakinmorons3282 what’s the benefit of tinting it 50% grey?

@freakinmorons3282

Жыл бұрын

@@MrJayson204 50% gray is neutral it adds nothing to the layer beneath it, lighter than that adds glows lower than that darkens it...

Finally a tutorial that goes over more than flats - shading in multiply with a low saturated color - white lines for light! Most of tutorials focus on the easy stuff, but nothing more than the basic digital coloring. Thank you so much!

I really appreciate that you acknowledge that shading comes more easily to you because of your background working with 3D models, it tempers my expectations of myself in a sense.

Oh shit. I always have such a hard time picking colors, but this tutorial looks awesome. Ps: thank you for having a tutorial about colors too lol

I've been watching your tutorials since last month [also some of the older vids] and I really learn a lot from it. I have a hard time making contrast between shadows and highlights and I didn't expect overlay and/or multiply would make a huge impact on it! Thank you very much for your tutorials I'm learning a lot of new things!! ♥♥

I love how positive you sound. Some art teachers dont really explain good like you.

When I’m telling you I learnt more things through a short video than 3 semesters in my university, I’m not joking.

This is exactly what I was looking for! I've recently started painting in Photoshop and have been overwhelmed with finding a good flow. I'm super excited to try this out now. Thank you so much!!

Oh my god, it's been a long time since I had a shift in my workflow really help me out, like, significantly, but adding the lighting directly on the flats has honestly made my drawings improve in a massive leap. I was used to handling lighting and shading kinda similarly from a conceptual standpoint, but the way you split them up (shading through greyscale, lighting through color) makes me feel almost dumb for how I did things previously. Thank you so, so much!

I love this lesson on a shading layer! I can stop separating every diff coloured part for shading into like 8 different layers bc of it! This whole video makes me feel I can do much better, thank you!

THANK YOU. SERIOUSLY! I come from a traditional oil painting background in art and I’ve always painted in one layer or did it all in one go per part. I KNEW i failed to utilize the tools in digital art and layering but this tutorial REALLY WOULD HELP ME SO MUCH. THANK YOU!

I love this tutorial! As someone who normally paints loosely for 90% of the painting and polishes towards the end, this workflow is so much more clean and effective! Thank you Marc for breaking down your art process in such an easy-to-follow way - I'm so excited to try this out!

One of the most useful tutorials for every digital artist. It's like a golden formula, amazing stuff man, thank you! learnt so much from it.

oml this has helped me so much. i have been struggling to shade and trying to figure out lighting and this video really helped get a better grasp of what the process is.

HOW DOES HE ALWAYS RELEASE THE EXACT VIDEO I AM LOOKING FOR AAAAAAAA YOU‘RE SO GREAT!

Clip Studio Paint: Color balance is in tonal correction under Edit, and a good dupe for the brush is the pastel brush with texture removed. Nothing you can do about inner glow that I've found so far, but lmk if anyone has any ideas!

Man, you are so generous in any ways. you have my respect.

This man have tutorials for everything

As someone sometimes even fighting with my chaotic process, this more analytical approach to coloring is a real gem to find. Thank you for showing this!

@kittenmimi5326

2 жыл бұрын

It's kinda similiar to the process I already use aswell... except that I don't understand what the heck I am doing. After he explained everything now I kinda understand why each step is done the way it is

Holy shit. She looks amazing! That hair is gorgeous!

This was the most helpful YT tutorial for digital drawing I have ever seen. Highly appreciate the good work at explaining!

My exact response when I saw the thumbnail: "Yeah! I suck ass at colouring. I want you to inspire me now!"

Thank you for the great tutorial! Being more familiar with traditional media, digital painting still doesn't come too easy to me. Will give your techniques a try!

Your consistency in quality for your videos is amazing! Thank you for your work!

Seeing how you paint the lights and not the shadows is such an eye opening moment. Just makes so much more sense.

Your shading was AMAZING!! She looked just like she was in 3D ♥️😍 That was amazing thx for that video

Marc greeting us with his seductive voice and bedroom eyes is everything 😩👌🏼❤️

I could literally listen to you talk all day aahhh thank you sm for your videos!! I just recently started to digitally draw and your videos have helped me out sm!!!

Yay! Free Brushes to start! Thanks Tito Marc!

I LOVE this tutorial. From a light and shadows perspective, it completely makes sense. I was curious, how do you keep your line work so clean and what type of a brush do you use?

I don't know if anyone has mentioned this before but you have beautiful eyes !!!!!!

Thank you so much for making these videos! I only recently broke away from pure cel-shading to try for a slightly more realistic look and, though I could get some good results, it would take me HOURS just to paint a character's head and shoulders because I didn't have a good workflow or understanding of digital painting techniques. Then I watched your videos and followed along with my own piece just to try and WOW! I was able to go from lineart to a fully colored and shaded full-body character portrait in an afternoon and the colors/lighting look great. The tip about gradient maps alone is mind-blowing. I can't wait to see what I'll be able to create after I become more familiar with these techniques! Thank you again!!

Fantastic tutorial! You manage to explain things very clearly on each step. I love that, like you stated, these tips are also general enough that they work on various programs.

KZread: There are 3 comments Me: Why can't I see them ?

@YTartschool

3 жыл бұрын

clicked so fast even YT's servers can't deliver data fast enough

You have given me more information in a video than I've gotten in 6 months

Love his art style so much

I'm saving your videos in a playlist, i love em! They are sooooo useful, thank you for sharing your knowledge to all of us!!

"By this point I have merged my shading layer with my lineart layer" The BALLS of this guy must have their own gravitational field!

Thanks! It's amazing how similar this is to the way I've always worked (except, I don't do line art, I start with "paint" layer which is what you call flats). Then I put a black layer on top set to saturation to see values & I work on a "luma" layer beneath it where I paint form shading & ambient occlusion. I do this bc it's easier to get the right values when you hide the color. Last, I'll do a few polish layers, like 1 overlay layer for highlights & deeper shadows, & sometimes 1 color layer to add hue variation where I get creative, then finish with filters/ level adjustments/ etc

this is a very helpful tutorials for someone like me who's starting to get into digital illustration. i even wrote it on my notebook so i can re-read it whenever i need your pointers. thank you very much!!!

.i'm legit trying this rn. it's so relaxing separating light and shading from colour, it really allows focus and immersion, a good hour just passed and i don't wanna stop, 🙂😢.

This character is so cool tbh, i would definitely play her in a game. Chroma Island the game when? Great vid

Literally every single stage of this is way better than anything I’ll be able to do for a long time

@couldntthinkofachannelname9316

2 жыл бұрын

A year later any this is still true

@ewertonyago6843

Жыл бұрын

@@couldntthinkofachannelname9316 me too, its been so hard to draw

As someone who has scene this workflow but never had it properly explained I can't tell you how excited I am to put it to use. This will help my comics so much as soon as I get it down.

Hhrrhh I feel like your lines are so detailed and well executed and when I look at mine I feel like it's wayy to small a canvas, and that I did it messyy!! You're really good 💞💞💞 Thankyou for the video!!

I can't believe you were painting straight onto the background. Just kidding, thank you for this video.

"How to color in ANY software!" *Me, with Sketchable:* _Ummm_

I gotta try this! Cool stuff! You're right when you say that black is a fundamental color for shades because it is the color of shadow and the depiction of absence of light. There's nothing wrong in using it. I find your method really practical and easier to follow so I'm definitely trying it on my next project. Subscribed!

TYSM for this!! I had been watching speedpaints forever trying to figure out how they made the shading look so good!!

Timestamps bc yes: Flat Colours 2:01 Shading 4:03 Tint/Reflections 9:59 Lights 10:56 Polish 14:40

ive wtached ur vids before but never like this each video has its perks and i just love tht i take at least one thing from each of ur vids, thanks for teaching me new and diversed things nga mihi

Honestly this helped me a lot. I rewatched this for an hour and it made my cartoony art look really good. I can do line work but I suck at shading hell sometimes my colors aren't good either but this actually helps me understand a lot more than other videos. Thank you so much

would love a slower explanation for tints cause that was kind of complicated and explained kind of fast :( this was so helpful though thank you!

@freakinmorons3282

3 жыл бұрын

tint layer 50% gray initially, light gray as well as brighter colours relative to the flats below that layer. He offers a free download of the PSD file in one of his other "5 steps to colour video" find it in the description, you can study the tints layer in more details there.

Don't think that the "MB" on her sword went unnoticed ; )

Such a great video. I've been returning to digital painting, but getting overwelmed with all the layers and workflows. This video gives a great roadmap!

awesome! i like the 3d model aspect you have with your shading! i am newish to digital art, I've been doing digital for years but am trying to find out how to colour as I have always struggled with that. I've seen other artists select colour with a fast method that greys the whole drawing selection, but I am still doing things the hard way. your warrior's design with the swooshing long hair looks great!

Wow

I finally understand why my drawings look so dull... even though I spent more than 15 hours in the process... (yeah I am just learning)

Dude, first tutorial of yours I have seen. Its pretty bomb my dude, the learning of a tutorial video with the fun and awe of a speed art- good stuff

MAAAAN THIS IS AWELSOME!! This is the best tutorial I've seen

14:18 How do we add an inner glow effect (or an alternative) in Procreate?

There is a way to use the "inner glow" technique for the light on Procreate?

@carlgaloyo4363

3 жыл бұрын

Art studio pro has inner glow...

@jkuang9548

3 жыл бұрын

@@carlgaloyo4363 um- they asked how to do it on procreate...?

@carlgaloyo4363

3 жыл бұрын

@@jkuang9548 procreate doesn't have inner glow effect adjustment effect, so I gave him an alternative drawing app that is very similar to photoshop :) I have both procreate and art studio pro- I copy the canvas or layer and paste it to either apps to use different effects!

@duhck833

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t know what you mean by inner glow, but if you want to add lights like him, you can create a new layer and set it on color dodge, then choose a dark color to color your lights with.

@carlgaloyo4363

3 жыл бұрын

@@duhck833 look at his other tutorial with the buffed man about lighting, photoshop has the option and if people are using an iPad, artstudio pro also has the same options *cheers