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Hey there! I've lately been trying to make shadows and.... It didn't go that well. I dont know if i should be straight lines, puffed lines etc. Actually i don't know anything about shading and just wondered if anyone had a tutorial or some tips? Here you can see an example: ^^ Wolf lines by devineDEATH on DA. Rest is by me (310238) |
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What I did when I started to learn shading is a took a regular black color traced the outline of where I though shadows should go ( under cheek fur, ears, ect) then lowers the opacity. Then repeat until I'm happy. I can make a small drawing showing what I'm saying that that would help. |
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Dawnforest said:
What I did when I started to learn shading is a took a regular black color traced the outline of where I though shadows should go ( under cheek fur, ears, ect) then lowers the opacity. Then repeat until I'm happy. I can make a small drawing showing what I'm saying that that would help.
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I'll sketch some stuff out for you now |
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Another really good tip you could use is figure out where your light source is coming from! I will often pick a corner of the canvas that is my "light source". Then you can kinda picture where the light would fall on your subject and what things would be in shadow. You could even have a layer where you draw your light lines casting on the subject and then just get rid of that layer when you are done! But you have a really good start here! |
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It looks good! The straight lines are called cel shading. The only thing that makes it look a bit funky is the shading on the stomach goes up to high. Does that make sense? I can add visuals if you want.
Leo's said:
Hey there! I've lately been trying to make shadows and.... It didn't go that well. I dont know if i should be straight lines, puffed lines etc. Actually i don't know anything about shading and just wondered if anyone had a tutorial or some tips? Here you can see an example: ^^ Wolf lines by devineDEATH on DA. Rest is by me (310238)
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 I used purple for the lines so the black on the second step would stand out and not look like part of the lines.
Leo's said:
Dawnforest said:
What I did when I started to learn shading is a took a regular black color traced the outline of where I though shadows should go ( under cheek fur, ears, ect) then lowers the opacity. Then repeat until I'm happy. I can make a small drawing showing what I'm saying that that would help.
Yes please!
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Neutral
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Black color isn't best for shading though. I recommend a blue or purple.
Dawnforest said:
Leo's said:
Dawnforest said:
What I did when I started to learn shading is a took a regular black color traced the outline of where I though shadows should go ( under cheek fur, ears, ect) then lowers the opacity. Then repeat until I'm happy. I can make a small drawing showing what I'm saying that that would help.
Yes please!
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It only depends on what color your shading
The Sunshine Walkers said:
Black color isn't best for shading though. I recommend a blue or purple.
Dawnforest said:
Leo's said:
Dawnforest said:
What I did when I started to learn shading is a took a regular black color traced the outline of where I though shadows should go ( under cheek fur, ears, ect) then lowers the opacity. Then repeat until I'm happy. I can make a small drawing showing what I'm saying that that would help.
Yes please!
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Darkseeker
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But should the "line" of the shadow be straight like this? |
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