Hello and welcome to the second part of my tutorial which is also sponsored by amino
in this video there, I would explain my shading and coloring techniques as I explained in the first part of this tutorial
but before let me tell you about some news in amino
The last time I told you about the amino story. This is the format where you can create videos directly on their app
well, they have improved this feature, it means that from now on you can integrate at the end of the scene a quiz or a poll.
The poll will allow you, for example, to ask public opinion for the next story as story ideas of recommendations etc.
and quizzes can be used to test your fans' knowledge and for example put it to the test and make them into competitions
but so these are examples to you decide what you want to do.
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let's move on to video
if you want to know how I realized this pony you have the first part of the video that is in the description
so first step to coloring a pony you need colors
so I've already chosen mine and I put them up in the small white square
and that's to keep them actually as I go along I'll keep them and
I'll mostly use it for shading and light games
if you make your line in black you don't need to worry more than that for color etc.
but I advise against it because of it
tarnished and it hardened the drawing a lot I advise you to make color lines
and to choose the right color of your line you need to know beforehand the color of your pony
if your pony and in warm tones you're going to make it
the line of a warm color so stayed pretty much in the same shades there my pony it's rather
red roses and oranges so I'll put it a line in orange
I prefer that the line always darker than the basic colors otherwise it's too
mix, it's too mixed and you do not find yourself in the shadows the lights is a mess so try to always do the
line of color darker than color if you have colors
different shades of different colors on the pony it means that if your pony has the body of warm colors
and cold-colored hair separate your lines and color them
separately
Once we have the right color for the line and colors of our pony we will start with the shades
so I normally choose a purple or a blue it depends that's what makes it best I find
and sometimes with a hairbrush sometimes with a brush or pencil
I'm going to dig out the parts of my pony that are most light-deprived and the tightest parts
so I do these shadings on a different layer
not on the color layer not on the line layer a layer between the two so above the color and below
of the line that I will put later in multiply
Then again on a second layer
yet another for shading I'll do the shading so this time with a hairbrush a big hairbrush
the roundest parts of my pony you can put the layer on top or... below or above
of the first layers of shading, it doesn't matter anyway not for me
so here we are going to come and define the roundest parts of the pony to give it a little more dimension
Feel free to blur his shading a lot there to
for a really rounding effect
rounder still, if your shadows are too tight are too
linear we'll say it will give a slightly flat effect what we do not want is to give precisely the
dimension to the pony so feel free to blur a lot
but not too much any way we still have to see a minimum where are placed the shadows
Once the shading is complete you can re-show the colors of your pony and put your
layer
merge the layers if you want and put the layers in multiply so there the purple it makes the pony too
cold compared to its color so I changed the color. So the next thing to do is to establish a
light source so me, mine I already knew it was up left
so she's up left
and so I'm going to come
erased on the edge of my lines
the places that touch we'll say, the places that touch the light
so the most prominent places like lips, chin, nose
forehead, the front of the ears, the front of the hair etc.
it's going to make the drawing a little clearer and
given a little more definition to the shadows and ponies again
Let's move on to
light
so you're going to create a new layer that you'll put in screen you're going to choose the color
on which you put your lights ie that there I do the body shading I take the color so the body
you went placed the lights on the so roundest places, most prominent
so the ears because the ear is round so a place that is as high as possible
that goes all done that light comes more touched the same for the cheeks, the same for the nostrils, for the eyelids, the top of the eyebrows
torso etc. The hair also that's when I'll take the hair color
made on this layer there very linear lights
per small touch. Don't take the hairbrush and don't put down a big shot of light
on something that's bulging like the cheek for example
it will come after doing softer things first.
Once all this is over now you can take the hairbrush and put a tiny shot with a
big size brush a tiny shot on the places you've already done it's just to make them a little more
shiny a little more bulging a little more defines
It shouldn't be too much. Put in just about the places you set beforehand with
with your
pencil.
You can now add in the hair on the places where you put the
clearer than light
more defined whiter lines even clearer, even clearer
With small rounds but to really give this impression of brilliant flexibility etc, it's
just for fun
if you don't want to do it, don't do it it's not mandatory but I think it makes
hair a little cleaner, a little brighter, a little more
great.
Now let's move on the eye, so we start on the layer of the multiply so you choose the color of the eye and you put some
so up, where the eyelid is going to come to hide
on the edges of the iris so also where it'll serve me digging
you then go on the screen, on the screen layer so you keep the same color and you
put little touches in your eyes like that and you define the color around
you then go over the layer of the lines so there you have to cross the lines so it's going to be on top
on the very top
make a great white line so that fits the shape of the eye
it's to make it a little brighter since the eyes are not dry it's shiny it's wet. You remove opacity on
on it so it doesn't hide the eye so much, just that it gives it a slightly bright side a little rounder
you then add the two little white round for really for that little side a little brighter
so most of the work is done you can even stop there if you want it
after depending on your drawing you can add
Fashion colors, what you want is really depending on what you draw but otherwise, the biggest is spent
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and then our journey of tutorials on youtube is over I hope I have helped you I hope to have taught you things to the least,
that's going to have been the goal.
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