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Hi, I like your videos and they are very easy to understand. You have a video that shows what you do from start to finish Not just parts of the process?
Thank you! Now i use Hardlight as my blending of choice for shading instead of Multiply. On the surface, it is just the combination of Screen and Multiply, but actually, it gives more vibrant, and creates more saturated look, especially in darker areas when multiply just feel "bland". I have learned a lot from you, these tutorials are super helpful!
@@colorwithkurt awesome! its kinda hard to figure out just exactly how layer blend mode work technically or like brush blend vs layer blend modes and how they work
I have been painting in ArtRage for years now, so my painting techniques, including highlights and shadows, have been done in a sorta traditional medium sense for so long. I’m working in Procreate now for my ipad now as well, and decided to play around with the blend modes on my shading and highlight layer for the characters skin. Trying to use the same painting techniques I use in ArtRage doesn’t work in Procreate, sadly. Holy… hard light really gave my shading and highlights a much more natural and vibrant look and I LOVE IT.
Great vid Kurt. I’ve always been a multiply/overlay/add guy but I’m definitely going to mess around with hard light more! Love this kind of content too. I’m a product design professor and send my students your tutorials all the time. Lots of overlap technique wise for rendering. Great stuff.
perfect 50% grey, which has zero affect on hardlight, is the following... HEX 808080 R-128 G-128 B-128 H-0 S-0 V-50 these are all the same colour. I have this colour set to my command bar in Clip Studio, because I use it all the time, due to hard light.
same here! i use glow dodge like 90% of the time but started using hardlight as a way to really see what colors i wanna go with. afterwards, i tend to adjust my flats to be the shadows so they match up, but i should experiment more with rendering shadows
I never could understand what's so good about Multiply, rather choosing my shadow colors freehand. Maybe with you I will finally learn how this tech works. At least, this, about HL, seems quite understandable. This brush of yours leaves peculiar markings. It is obviously not round. Where did you get it?
I really like your videos. Would you ever do a full rundown on CSP? I know you’ve done coloring videos with procreate, and i’d really like your insight on CSP. Great work as always!
Hey I'm new here. Is there any notable difference between hard light and linear light? I usually choose linear light and adjust the opacity until it looks nice
Other than maybe being able to also do highlights on the same layer... I'm not sure. Procreate's layer limits would make that appealing but I can't think of anything really.
@@colorwithkurt Cool, i did recognize some of the blending stuff from taking your courses, but Photoshop is such a larger beast to understand. Thanks again.☮️
It’s funny, because hardlight is always my go to as well. I think the fear comes from is this movement to make everything desaturates and fuschia. Haha
Is it really worth shading this way, when picking all the colors by hand looks better? I'm sure this ways faster. But I feel like it loses it's uniqueness. The unique way any artist picks colors by hand. But I do hate how long that takes
There are a lot of ways to do this. You can work however you like. This is just a good way to get a base going. I often dress up the colors more over this.
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Hi, I like your videos and they are very easy to understand.
You have a video that shows what you do from start to finish
Not just parts of the process?
Thank you for your tips, Kurt! These are real golden stuff here.
Thank you! Now i use Hardlight as my blending of choice for shading instead of Multiply. On the surface, it is just the combination of Screen and Multiply, but actually, it gives more vibrant, and creates more saturated look, especially in darker areas when multiply just feel "bland". I have learned a lot from you, these tutorials are super helpful!
there are surprisingly few videos that i can find that give a quality breakdown on how an individual layer works. this was super informative
Thanks! The latest video is one you'll like too. :)
@@colorwithkurt awesome! its kinda hard to figure out just exactly how layer blend mode work technically or like brush blend vs layer blend modes and how they work
Awesome Video the Teaching style is Suitable for Thorough Learning.
Kurt you are warrior
Thank you so much. I have learned a lot from you, special thank to you.
I have been painting in ArtRage for years now, so my painting techniques, including highlights and shadows, have been done in a sorta traditional medium sense for so long.
I’m working in Procreate now for my ipad now as well, and decided to play around with the blend modes on my shading and highlight layer for the characters skin. Trying to use the same painting techniques I use in ArtRage doesn’t work in Procreate, sadly.
Holy… hard light really gave my shading and highlights a much more natural and vibrant look and I LOVE IT.
I’m so happy this channel exists
Thanks. :)
Love this. Thank you
Great vid Kurt. I’ve always been a multiply/overlay/add guy but I’m definitely going to mess around with hard light more! Love this kind of content too. I’m a product design professor and send my students your tutorials all the time. Lots of overlap technique wise for rendering. Great stuff.
That's nice of you. I appreciate that! There's a gillion ways to do this stuff, but some ways just click better than others for some. :)
This was really useful thanks!
perfect 50% grey, which has zero affect on hardlight, is the following...
HEX 808080
R-128 G-128 B-128
H-0 S-0 V-50
these are all the same colour. I have this colour set to my command bar in Clip Studio, because I use it all the time, due to hard light.
Good info!
Man! THIS is a revelation! And revolution. For my art skills at least. Thank you.
thank you for this very informative video!
My personal favorites now are color dodge and glow dodge, absolutely amazing for lighting unless you are working with way too saturated colors
same here! i use glow dodge like 90% of the time but started using hardlight as a way to really see what colors i wanna go with. afterwards, i tend to adjust my flats to be the shadows so they match up, but i should experiment more with rendering shadows
back then I use overlay, and then screen, and now I actively use glow dodge!
Ha! I think I finally get that blending mode, thanks!
Wow! That's a lot of use for this blending mode. Very useful info, thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
Great video.
This was great. Thanks. Now to experiment with hard light layers...
I'm always certain to learn something new from your videos. Thank you so much for sharing this one!
Awesome. Thanks!
Could hard light be used for night time and dusk time atmospheres because when I use multiply it looks to dark
Yup
I never could understand what's so good about Multiply, rather choosing my shadow colors freehand. Maybe with you I will finally learn how this tech works. At least, this, about HL, seems quite understandable.
This brush of yours leaves peculiar markings. It is obviously not round. Where did you get it?
Thanks Master. Helpful video as always.
I really like your videos. Would you ever do a full rundown on CSP? I know you’ve done coloring videos with procreate, and i’d really like your insight on CSP. Great work as always!
I've actually pretty recently decided to do some videos on CSP. So since your question was so recent...there's an updated answer for you. :)
Thank you
6:02 I can't help but to think about that Technology Connections video about brown, haha =)
Great video, that.
Hey I'm new here. Is there any notable difference between hard light and linear light?
I usually choose linear light and adjust the opacity until it looks nice
Yes, each mode is different.
Hard Light vs. Multiply: Is there any reason to choose one over the other for shadows?
Other than maybe being able to also do highlights on the same layer... I'm not sure. Procreate's layer limits would make that appealing but I can't think of anything really.
Dope Stuff!
Enjoyed! Hoping for more like this, maybe some Procreate ones too. Thank you and be well.☮️
Thanks! This all works in Procreate too.
@@colorwithkurt Cool, i did recognize some of the blending stuff from taking your courses, but Photoshop is such a larger beast to understand. Thanks again.☮️
Perfect!
It’s funny, because hardlight is always my go to as well.
I think the fear comes from is this movement to make everything desaturates and fuschia. Haha
*Staring a the bald guy*
...Bruce Willis is that you ?!
Is it really worth shading this way, when picking all the colors by hand looks better?
I'm sure this ways faster. But I feel like it loses it's uniqueness. The unique way any artist picks colors by hand. But I do hate how long that takes
There are a lot of ways to do this. You can work however you like. This is just a good way to get a base going. I often dress up the colors more over this.
Pretty sure soft light left the dislike
Nice
@@colorwithkurt Classic soft light