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I would dull the colors of those clothes. They just look way too bright and I think the colors kind of clash. In any case, the next step would be to add in the shades and highlights. The source of light is coming from the left side of the image.
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ZeroOBK wrote...
I would dull the colors of those clothes. They just look way too bright and I think the colors kind of clash. In any case, the next step would be to add in the shades and highlights. The source of light is coming from the left side of the image.how do i the shade and highlights?
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i think she has a great figure with easy to read body language, although i do agree with the others that the clothing is a little to vibrant. added a basic amount of shading too if im not correct. keep up the good work!
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So you just colored in a page from a manga right? I'm not sure but from how you said you just colored it in, that's what I'm guessing. Anyway definitely replace the pink with a darker, or less intense color (it hurts my eyes a bit).
By shading and highlight...um how can I say it... well for example if you see some parts of the hair kinda shiny, that white, or brighter tone is a highlight. If you look at your own clothes, there is the base color (for example blue) then parts that are closer to the light will be of a lighter/ brighter tone (light blue, maybe faded blue). For shading it just where light doesn't really hit that area (look at your hand, say its just a brown color, where the light is closest would be the highlight, with the brown as the normal color, then where the light doesn't really reach parts of your hand where it's dark brown to even black).
TL DR: Highlights are lighter colors of whatever you are highlighting (light blue on a blue shirt)
Shading is/are darker colors of whatever you are highlighting (dark blue on a blue shirt)
I'm not that good at drawing/ coloring, and at explaining, also this is just the simplest way to highlight/ shade, it gets really technical.
By shading and highlight...um how can I say it... well for example if you see some parts of the hair kinda shiny, that white, or brighter tone is a highlight. If you look at your own clothes, there is the base color (for example blue) then parts that are closer to the light will be of a lighter/ brighter tone (light blue, maybe faded blue). For shading it just where light doesn't really hit that area (look at your hand, say its just a brown color, where the light is closest would be the highlight, with the brown as the normal color, then where the light doesn't really reach parts of your hand where it's dark brown to even black).
TL DR: Highlights are lighter colors of whatever you are highlighting (light blue on a blue shirt)
Shading is/are darker colors of whatever you are highlighting (dark blue on a blue shirt)
I'm not that good at drawing/ coloring, and at explaining, also this is just the simplest way to highlight/ shade, it gets really technical.
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MRG wrote...
So you just colored in a page from a manga right? I'm not sure but from how you said you just colored it in, that's what I'm guessing. Anyway definitely replace the pink with a darker, or less intense color (it hurts my eyes a bit).By shading and highlight...um how can I say it... well for example if you see some parts of the hair kinda shiny, that white, or brighter tone is a highlight. If you look at your own clothes, there is the base color (for example blue) then parts that are closer to the light will be of a lighter/ brighter tone (light blue, maybe faded blue). For shading it just where light doesn't really hit that area (look at your hand, say its just a brown color, where the light is closest would be the highlight, with the brown as the normal color, then where the light doesn't really reach parts of your hand where it's dark brown to even black).
TL DR: Highlights are lighter colors of whatever you are highlighting (light blue on a blue shirt)
Shading is/are darker colors of whatever you are highlighting (dark blue on a blue shirt)
I'm not that good at drawing/ coloring, and at explaining, also this is just the simplest way to highlight/ shade, it gets really technical.
oh i see. i'll edit again when i have the time. dont worry. your reply is very informative for me.
