Thank you for all of your videos. I graduated a year and a half ago and didn't realize that coloring comics was what I wanted to do until my very last quarter. I'm trying to keep in touch with my professors and peers from school for feedback while I work on my portfolio but felt really overwhelmed and lost until I found your videos. They help so much. Thank you!!
I watched this video for the first time a year ago and now, rewatching it and with a little more experience, a lot more things made sense. I can't wait to watch it a third time.
Wow Michael, I'm kinda upset that I didn't see this video until now! This video is amazing! This is how tutorials should be - lots of artists just show what they do without showing why or their thought process behind their decision making. This is so insightful! One of the best comics-related tutorials I've ever seen! My only recommendation would be to split it up into smaller parts next time - I don't mind how long it is - but you would get more views by having more shorter videos :) Great job!
i can't like this enough. i totally get paralyzed when trying to start a page, and then get lost in the details too soon. i like how you broke the approach into phases.
I think your colors completely transform this art, it’s quite stunning to see. Your videos have been inspirational and make me dread the process a lot less.
I wish this had more information about highlights etc. The information about plane separation is great but I wish it was better about the focused lighting. Edit; turns out that your other videos have it. Haha!
Wow... your channel was introduced to me by a friend on IG... and am soo happy he did cause your videos are soo great and amazing... thanks soo much for sharing your knowledge❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🤗
Great video! Everything I needed to know, and didn’t know I needed to know! Made a short 2page comic to accompany a character miniature coming to Kickstarter, it’ll be used for promotional purposes too. This video definitely saved me time from trial and error
Just wondering, since I've been working way bigger and always run out of layers, but you always seem to have tons. (I am usually working on larger scale things, like prints but with a workflow like yours.)
still pretty hard for me to understand all the things in the video since I'm newly starting to learn about digital coloring, thank you for your great video.
When you said that colouring wasn't just colouring in the lines, my mum walked in and suggested being my colourist (it cant be that hard) and i was like if it was easy I wouldn't have to stay up till two in the morning trying to learn how to do it properly...
I was wondering if you have a video of the workflow pipeline for coloring in Procreate? I have hired a colorist for my project who uses Procreate exclusively so I was wondering what file format is best to send to him and if Procreate can export a layered file to send back to me for lettering. Any light you can shed on the subject would be much appreciated.
Love how he keeps saying "yeah sorry for going a bit fast" and I'm here, studying graphic design at art school, where the teachers explain things in a way nobody frickin understands and then leave the room after 5 minutes. You're going slow enough, honey.
How do you do that thing where you have stuff selected and then you check your selection by making the non-selected areas turn red? EDIT: Nevermind, I figured it out. There's a tool called "Edit in Quick Mask Mode." For me it's just under the foreground/background color tool. It looks like a little box with a ant-track circle inside, like a grayscale version of the flag of Japan. On my version of Photoshop you toggle it with Q.
On page 3 and panel 3, you forgot to add her stocking or something, the one you added on her in panel 2 on the same page.. it’s little but makes a lot of meaning to comic world.. Thankz..
Im very interested i coloring but i always have the same doubts about applying shadows. Which colour should i shadow my characters? I use purple in low opacity but some people uses the base colour of the character and make it darker, which would be the correct way to do it?
Hello sir, Excuse me, as i'm French and not at all used to Procreate, maybe i didn't understood, and i was wondering : what is the equivalent of its "add" mode on photoshop ?
@@colorwithkurt this is not the french name for it, but i know which one it is in the order of the list ! Thanks a lot sir, again. I had a comic project for a long time now (four years) and i was desperately looking for tips and techniques to color without spending hours for each panel. Your videos gave me hope and ideas. I know it won't be perfect at the first page, but i know now how to use each color at the good time. Thank you.
@@colorwithkurt ^^ I use Linguee, it translates depending on different situation through examples found on the Internet. In fact i didn't paid attention : the french translation of Photoshop wrote "ajout" on the good mode, which means "add" ^^ thanks for your work, again.
I noticed I've been doing much of the same work before rendering lately. Of course, mostly thanks to your videos. Thanks! And I have a question: in the end when you returned to Photoshop to make a curve adjustement, I noticed that your rendering layers (shadows, lights and bounce light, that are masked adjustement solid colors) have an icon that looks like intersection mode of selection tools. What is it and what for? Do you know?
Hi, Micheal! I've figured that out. Turns out those icons appear when you go to layer style dialog and adjust "Blend If" sliders. BTW, those slider really helpful when you need to introduce some heavy colorized lighting. Try it out =)
There is seriously a Taco Bell banner ad on the screen as I watch this...and I never eat Taco Bell. Clearly they've heard about this issue of the comic, lol
Just yesterday I submitted my portfolio for review, and the editor told me that I had to improve my planes separations, this is spot on! Thanks man
its been 3 years, how did it eventually go? got the gig?
@@VCA12bro didn’t💀
@@Angel-Otk it would seem that way
Thank you for all of your videos. I graduated a year and a half ago and didn't realize that coloring comics was what I wanted to do until my very last quarter. I'm trying to keep in touch with my professors and peers from school for feedback while I work on my portfolio but felt really overwhelmed and lost until I found your videos. They help so much. Thank you!!
I like the way you explained the thought process. You get excellent results. Thank you for sharing!
this is the best HOW TO COLOR COMICS I've seen on youtube. Thank you!
I watched this video for the first time a year ago and now, rewatching it and with a little more experience, a lot more things made sense.
I can't wait to watch it a third time.
Thank you for this! Learning about comic coloring has helped my tattooing significantly
That's so cool! Glad to hear it's helping. :)
Wow Michael, I'm kinda upset that I didn't see this video until now! This video is amazing! This is how tutorials should be - lots of artists just show what they do without showing why or their thought process behind their decision making. This is so insightful! One of the best comics-related tutorials I've ever seen! My only recommendation would be to split it up into smaller parts next time - I don't mind how long it is - but you would get more views by having more shorter videos :) Great job!
I was a "Just stay in the lines, it's easy" person not that long ago... then I thought about what I was doing. Thanks for the excellent walkthrough!
This was seriously so helpful! I blank when it comes to actually doing the things I learned in art school. Love watching your workflow.
Thankyou for sharing this information. It was very helpful
i can't like this enough. i totally get paralyzed when trying to start a page, and then get lost in the details too soon. i like how you broke the approach into phases.
nice art and video... I also love to saw comic"s line style in your videos.
Great vid. Going to try to self publish my first comic at an older age and this was very insightful. I'll definitely be checking out your other videos
I know this is old but it’s still so great and useful! Thanks for sharing :)
I think your colors completely transform this art, it’s quite stunning to see. Your videos have been inspirational and make me dread the process a lot less.
you are my new favorite channel on youtube.
That's so cool!
This video was F*CKING INCREDIBLE! Thank you for your hard work in editing and making this video
This is a superb tutorial, and both your colors and the art is breathtaking.
I wish this had more information about highlights etc. The information about plane separation is great but I wish it was better about the focused lighting.
Edit; turns out that your other videos have it. Haha!
Wow... your channel was introduced to me by a friend on IG... and am soo happy he did cause your videos are soo great and amazing... thanks soo much for sharing your knowledge❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🤗
Thanks so much!
After 5 years I am rewatching this...❤ Is there any tip that you would change?
Hahahaha! "And I don't mean air planes!" That got me 😂😂😂😂. I love your tutorials. Much appreciation.
Great video! Everything I needed to know, and didn’t know I needed to know! Made a short 2page comic to accompany a character miniature coming to Kickstarter, it’ll be used for promotional purposes too. This video definitely saved me time from trial and error
That was incredibly useful! Thank you so much! I didn't even know about these things until now.
Seriously the best video I've seen on coloring comics. Bookmarked.
You earned it.
What size/format are you working at vs. what is printed? (For Hack/Slash for example)
Just wondering, since I've been working way bigger and always run out of layers, but you always seem to have tons. (I am usually working on larger scale things, like prints but with a workflow like yours.)
I've been doing 9x12 at 600 dpi, so I can scale them up pretty big. It's probably overkill, no one buys them anyway.
still pretty hard for me to understand all the things in the video since I'm newly starting to learn about digital coloring, thank you for your great video.
I love Superhero Action Adventure Sci-fi Comics!
Thanks for this great tutorial! It reminded me to let storytelling guide my decisions when coloring.
hi. exelent tutorials! can i send you some pages to see if i'm any good. I make comics because love this. i'm complete amateur.
Thank you so much!
Terrific job, thanks!
Helped me a lot! Thanks!
love your content
I keep coming back to this video.
Who is the Inker/Penciller here?
You said it but I was like, C. Lorr?
And I didn't read the comments....
When you said that colouring wasn't just colouring in the lines, my mum walked in and suggested being my colourist (it cant be that hard) and i was like if it was easy I wouldn't have to stay up till two in the morning trying to learn how to do it properly...
Thank you so much! Needed this 😅👌
This was a great educational motivator! Thanks! What do you listen to while you work?
I was wondering if you have a video of the workflow pipeline for coloring in Procreate? I have hired a colorist for my project who uses Procreate exclusively so I was wondering what file format is best to send to him and if Procreate can export a layered file to send back to me for lettering. Any light you can shed on the subject would be much appreciated.
K Michael Russell thanks for the reply
This was SO HELPFUL!
lol he says "may the 4th be with you" and im watching this on may 4th lol though this was uploaded in june ?
Love how he keeps saying "yeah sorry for going a bit fast" and I'm here, studying graphic design at art school, where the teachers explain things in a way nobody frickin understands and then leave the room after 5 minutes. You're going slow enough, honey.
How do you do that thing where you have stuff selected and then you check your selection by making the non-selected areas turn red? EDIT: Nevermind, I figured it out. There's a tool called "Edit in Quick Mask Mode." For me it's just under the foreground/background color tool. It looks like a little box with a ant-track circle inside, like a grayscale version of the flag of Japan. On my version of Photoshop you toggle it with Q.
Thank you !!! :)
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Great tips!
This was great, thank you
thanks this is amazing- great tutorial
When adding the color filter to a panel what is the blend mode you put it on? “Color”? Can’t seem to refund where you stated it in the video
What brush did you use for your lighting ?
On page 3 and panel 3, you forgot to add her stocking or something, the one you added on her in panel 2 on the same page.. it’s little but makes a lot of meaning to comic world.. Thankz..
Hahhaa i saw that u added that details in procreate.. good one.. m gonna learn alot from you
hello ! can we use another pencil (not Apple pencil on a ipad ) ? Good video ! :D
Yes. Adonit an Wacom have alternatives that are compatible.
Im very interested i coloring but i always have the same doubts about applying shadows. Which colour should i shadow my characters? I use purple in low opacity but some people uses the base colour of the character and make it darker, which would be the correct way to do it?
Hello sir,
Excuse me, as i'm French and not at all used to Procreate, maybe i didn't understood, and i was wondering : what is the equivalent of its "add" mode on photoshop ?
Linear Dodge. Esquive linéaire! :)
@@colorwithkurt this is not the french name for it, but i know which one it is in the order of the list !
Thanks a lot sir, again. I had a comic project for a long time now (four years) and i was desperately looking for tips and techniques to color without spending hours for each panel. Your videos gave me hope and ideas. I know it won't be perfect at the first page, but i know now how to use each color at the good time.
Thank you.
Cool. Thanks so much. Google Translate failed me! :)
@@colorwithkurt ^^ I use Linguee, it translates depending on different situation through examples found on the Internet.
In fact i didn't paid attention : the french translation of Photoshop wrote "ajout" on the good mode, which means "add" ^^ thanks for your work, again.
Michael, why don’t you just do everything in Procreate?
I noticed I've been doing much of the same work before rendering lately. Of course, mostly thanks to your videos. Thanks!
And I have a question: in the end when you returned to Photoshop to make a curve adjustement, I noticed that your rendering layers (shadows, lights and bounce light, that are masked adjustement solid colors) have an icon that looks like intersection mode of selection tools. What is it and what for? Do you know?
Hi, Micheal! I've figured that out. Turns out those icons appear when you go to layer style dialog and adjust "Blend If" sliders. BTW, those slider really helpful when you need to introduce some heavy colorized lighting. Try it out =)
Do you draw your pages on paper or digitally
I didn't draw this but digital.
Penciler name? i heard it but cannot find how to write it
How many times the channel changed name?
Why aren’t there any text bubbles? Wouldn’t it save you some time?
It'd be kinda half assed not to have color under the balloons, you never know what printing errors might reveal, or you may want to move text and such
What's the name of this comic??
There is seriously a Taco Bell banner ad on the screen as I watch this...and I never eat Taco Bell. Clearly they've heard about this issue of the comic, lol
Name of this comic
Hack Slash: Resurrection
@@colorwithkurt i want try to make sum animation about this
What comic is this?
Hack/Slash Resurrection
puede alguien subtitular estos vídeos al español?
20:09 how you do this red effect ?
35:16 answer : Q
me watching this because i have to cram a comic for my finals
😍😍😍
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20K likes, 20 dislikes...amazing
I'm just that good! 😜
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I really hope he went back and colored all her socks to match... 😅
Practical outfit? practical outfit? what hot babe, assassin, toughie wears a practical outfit?, lol.