Those two are, in fact, the most used colos in shading, and works super well on basically everything, maybe making them darker or ligher depending if you are using pastel colors or not. I tried some different hues and palettes for each one, even if you can see that i frequently use blue and purple. ★ the first column is made by pastel rainbow colors, the second column is made of normal saturated colors, and the third one is a grey scale. in art, this thing is even more emphatized to make it look pleasing, colorful and catchy, so i drew some little examples to show how i use colors for my shading technique!
★ i’ll start by saying that when it comes to shading, many people think that the only color that fits is black or dark grey, which is the WRONGEST thing you could ever do! even in realism, where you can see shadows that seem greyish, there is a little color, and that is because the surface you are putting shading on, reflects light, which is actually colored and has a pattern/texture on it! clothing, bandages, wood, plastic, rubber, fur, skin, lattex - everything reflects light on its own way, and so has a colored shading. = so, let’s start this tiny tiny lesson = Since many, MANY of you requested it, i spent a little time on this one even if it’s messy, hoping that some of you guys may find replies on their questions about “what color do i put here?” Hoping it will be useful for some of you! (灬╹ω╹灬) as you can see i added that rainbow smudge, the light blue, and light yellow, all set to overlay.Īnd we’re done! yaaaay sai tutorial drawing tutorial drawing tips tutorial sai coloring tutorial erase the parts where it intersects (?) with another part. i used that pink shade and the default airbrush set to 20 density. set it to luminosity, and i’ll usually set the opacity between 5-50%. Make a new layer and clip it to your folder. Plop on some colors, i used a pure aqua and a mid-tone blue, however like i said before you can conceivably use any colors depending on what effect you want.
preserve the opacity of your shading layer. i’ll also erase the shading on the eyes but that’s obviously not necessary. i’ll sometimes blend out some parts of the shading (the bridge of the nose, etc). i usually use the default pen tool set to transparency (the checkerboard below the color swatch). my opacity is usually set between 50-75%, depending on the effect i want.īegin erasing where you want your “highlights” to be. you can obviously go back and adjust the colors now. i indicated the bean in red of the range of colors that i normally use. i used this mid-tone indigo, but you could conceivably use any hue or shade depending on the mood and color scheme of the piece. put it in a folder with your lineart and anything else (as you can see i put the gold hat trim in there as well)Ĭlip a layer to your folder, and fill it with your selected color. i merge them all into one layer after i color. i hope this helps?Ĭolor your flats like normal.
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