#shadow tutorial

[jackyleo738]

Hi! Do you have any drawing tips? Your shading is incredible 'v'

here's a little tutorial, hope this how to add shadows one helps!! (⁠*⁠˘⁠︶⁠˘⁠*⁠)⁠.⁠｡⁠*⁠♡

[rrcenic]

art tutorial slideshow!!

art tips n tricks

art tips n tricks these are in my style!!

spent about 2 hrs making this askdjsjkcskjckhsc

also posted on my tiktok!

the link to the shadow method

if yall like it im thinking of making a traditional art version. if you try these and they work tag me in the art i wanna see em!!!

[improvewithtutorials]

Shadow Composition by EtheringtonBrothers

[art-tnt]

Shiny Things by mldoxy

[wickiria]

Better Art Challenge: Shading

ok, lets go

1. basic outline. hard to get past but you can do it!

2. putting down the flat colors (i like keeping my line art the same color but you can change it if you want)

3. shading shadows to create (if a hair has volume, make sure to shade under it to show it)

4. this is where i start acting like a makeup guru. ok, so here’s the thing, I watch way too many James Charles videos, which made me notice how similar makeup is to shading a face. So here, I used “concealer” (really just a lighter color of the skin’s hue) and created triangles under the eyes and on the forehead (cause that’s how light its the face or somethin)

5. back to the makeup, add some highlighter to show brightness in the face (i did it below the tips of the eyes, on the chin, and on the nose bridge) and added blush to bring some color back to the face

(you can see the shading more clearly without line art (as shown above)

6. not really shading but add some fun lighting in that matches the background and the mood of the drawing (i’ll go more into this when I talk about lighting in my next post)

ok so those are my tips for shading the face. DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT VERY GOOD AT ART NOR DO I REALLY UNDERSTAND IT, IM JUST HERE TRYING TO LEARN AND REPORTING BACK TO YOU GUYS. ok yeah

also this

I tried my best to learn how to shade clothes (and the body as a whole) but it kinda became more of a shadow tutorial woops... but uh yeah, here it is.

hope you guys enjoyed :)

[art-tnt]

Light Directions Tutorial

Artist: Dmitry Grebenkov

[gimpedia]

you mean like this picture? if so, continue-->

FIRST, put your picture, coloring, blablabla. after you done put a text on it. for this picture the font called Radio. Give the text some color that would be fit on your picture, and the resolution would be like this picture.

SECOND, duplicate the text layer and give the color black (#000000) and then right click > layer to image size. make sure to put the black one on the bottom of the first text layer.

THIRD, right click on a black text layer > alpha to selection > select > grow > turn the settings into 2 pixels (if you still don't understand you can see this pic)

FOURTH, fill the black text layer into black again (because the selection is growing). and then right click on the picture > select > none

FIFTH, (important parts) go to filter > blur > gaussian blur. and then turn the blur settings into 5 pixels. your picture should look like this by now.

SIXTH, move the gaussian blur layer wherever you want but not too far from the first text. for making it looks like real play with the opacity until you satisfied. your picture should look like this. ask us if you still confused, ask box is always open^^