HOW TO PAINT SKIN TONES LIKE A PRO (cel shaded & soft shaded)
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a marc brunet video a day, keeps the bad art away
This is so true.
New quote to keep to heart
Marc's video a day keeps the bad art away
Better phrasing imo
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You can also use less saturated terminators on parts of skin that are stretched across bone where there are thinner muscles or tendons. A good example is the top portion of your skull or jaw line depending on how much weight your character has.
Nice tip! Ty
most of the bigger issues when coloring is picking a decent color for tan/brown skinned characters, and working accordingly without it looking desaturated or orange
im always more for cel shading personally, so your lasso/selection tool tricks have always been a great help in that regard
For real! This is always my struggle.
I mean I understand but the difference between cel-shading and regular grayscale shading is the degree of blurr you give between shades and base colors, the smoother the transitions, the smoother the shading, and that's frankly up to you how you want to do that, the smoother and accurate you aim for, the more work hours you will spend on your grayscale.
@@basedoppenheimer1497 I can confirm that I have no idea what you said, my sorries, but your advice is appreciated!
something's that's helped me is to do photo reference studies of darker skintones, you'd be surprised at how reflective brown skin is, if you change it to greyscale. There's an old tutorial out there on deviantart that has a color guide on how to "start" certain skin tones.
wow amazing class as usual, could you please teach us how to draw a character within an environment? and how to know the perspective of a pose? (I always struggle when practicing)
It’s crazy learning to warm/saturate the terminator isn’t more common. Growing up I had all of the Gnomon DVDs (Scott Robertson, Ian McCaig, Neville Page, Carlos Huante, Alvin Lee, David Finch…) Neville did mention warming/saturating fleshy areas but the shadow terminator was never mentioned (to the best of my recollection) As always, thank you, Marc!
I am struggling with shading skin, and you made this video, thank you, Marc.
I'm convinced Marc has a way to listen to every single thing we say about things we actually struggle with. Just yesterday I was complaining about my skills in painting skin tones and now this video appears out of nowhere. This happened with other videos of his and I'm genuinely confused... Should I feel grateful? Scared? Both?
same lol
@Marc Brunet how about a video of "How to make a Stunning Portfolio" ? I'd love to see that. Thanks
The last Cel shading video took my art to another level, but this sliding-to-red thing... this is the philosopher stone that I was missing! Great advice again from the greatest art teacher!
Thank you for presenting such a universally-applicable method. I’m going to try it on my favorite OC, who has purple skin and blue blood.
I use gradient maps in CSP set in color blend mode, how I learned to add the terminator is simply playing with the mixture rate of the color nodes, and in the in-between regions of the base color and darker shades, I add a thin band of red and play around with the position and I am able to add the terminator easily this way.
However you need a good grayscale and make sure your color gradient maps are set in Color blend mode to preserve the grayscale's values.
Thank you for another art tip, Marc, and also for correcting what I can do for the artwork. 🙂
This is very helpful Marc! I've seen your old skin tutorials, but I'm always grateful to see another refresher. Great videos every single time!
Just loving this tutorial! This method definitely enhanced my art now, I'm working on an art piece today and applying this method when shading skin. Feels unreal when you see the results when done right, it will make you question whether you shaded that or some pro artist!!!
This man is an absolute beast. I've always had trouble on skin coloring, and you made it look so simple !
Thank you so much, these classes helped me see how easy art can be and inspired me to push through my hesitation to start and learn
You know what else is boosted by 10-20%? My art skills evertime I stumble upon your channel again and go through the backlog. Thanks marc!
I frequently browse through art that I tend to look at and I definitely see this sort of process in order to make skin pop out and lively, good video :3
Thanks! The terminator tip was golden.
This tutorial was so simple yet helpful. Thank you, Marc ❤❤
I don't remember when I learned this trick first, but yes yes and yes. I apply it consistently for years now and it works! It just works!
This BLEW my mind!!!
Simple. Straightforward. Absolutely amazing video!💓
Wow you make it look so easy! Goalsss
Wow, I am currently in training to do the skin tone for my artwork. What an amazing timing you uploaded this video for reference. Thank you Marc Sensei!
Thank you so much for the terminator explanation, this helped immensely. Love your videos so much!
Thank you as always Marc. This should help me a lot!
Always so excited about your tuts. Inspires me.
Really love your videos, Marc! It teaches us how to go professional in digital art, and it actually works! Now the only thing that holds us back is when we ourselves don't pay attention to your classes~
Wow, easy magic trick. Thank you !
Going through photoshop tools that can be used is super underrated, and is the one part I wish I knew more about - photoshop just has so many tools, and I just rely on plain curiosity to figure out this kind of stuff (takes ages though). Most other artists teaching just snap past those parts, don't talk about it, or gloss over it even though its integral to digital art, emphasis on the digital, SO THANKS!
Always enjoy your inputs and explosions. Motivation is at an all-time low, but I always feel less stuck when I watch your vids.
Your art is amazing❤ Thanks for the video!
god you are actually so awesome you've helped me so much, thabnk you so much for these videos, you are awesome
Thx for the video Mark, been struggling how to find the proper color for the skin shadow, this helps a lot!
These are some good tips especially putting red on the base skin tone thank you very very much
can you do a video on drawing the same character again
You can make a character sheet. And then continue to use that same reference.
You can also have the character have a distinct Shape and Color scheme which will help out a lot.
Lucas Peinador is one of my favourite artists who teach character art
Thank you so much for all your videos! They help a lot! Easy to understand (and with humor ^^)
Thank you Marc, appreciate these videos!
Definitely another great video, I always struggle a bit with my cell shading.
genius!!!! you the best
Thanks Marc, you're always the best!
Thank u Marc!
OMG TYSM!!!♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ THIS SAVED MY LIFE
Your videos are just life savers. Thank you so much 🧎
wow its amazing. Thanks very much.
Hey Marc,can you teach use anatony but for different ages?,i think it'll be useful since your anatomy/body proportion change as you age/grow.
Incredibly useful and insightful video! Thanks boss! You have more than earned my like!
This is by far the best skin tutorial I have ever seen.
the intros are still very funny and entertaining, ty Marc you're the best
Great video! thank you!
Another video I am super grateful for ♡
too much knowledge i love this.
thank you for this
Marc has got to be one of the best art teachers on this app 🛐
10:10 id like to see something on ambient occlusion and how to apply it better, the most recent video i could find was like 5 years old
wow amazing video, thanks so much for all the tips
Thank you for this tutorial😍
I think this is the only TH-cam channel where I hit like instantly every time. No matter what you know it’s gonna be a banger
Always very useful thanks🤗🤗
My ariciate for giving your advices for free(even they are not all, it's more than others)
woah this really blew my mind, it really is life changing.
thank youu this is great !!!
You are my real teacher Sir Marc😍
amazing man
can u do a vid for shading? Like differentiating cast shadows from form shadows? That’d be rly helpful!
Amazing video thanks for this, very helpful
Wow, how are you doing that you keep releasing a video that is what I'm looking for at the moment. another amazing vid now I don't have to worry too much on my skin shading.
Thank you!
Big shoutout, Marc! You're an absolute lifesaver - my career owes you big time! 🙌
*Very* handy topic.
Great vid 🎉🎉🎉🎉
You re amazing marc thank you
a simple color picking method i like to use is scott robertsons method, which is going half way to black from your local color, usually down towards saturation but you can also go half way to black toward a desaturated color if that is your intent
Wow, the warm terminator was new for me. Awesome tip!
Could you also do a video about hard and soft shadows? My shading is often too soft but somehow I don‘t know where to place hard shadows and where I should fade them out. Would love to learn your technique!
You are a god.
Thank you
Thank you so much for this!❤
fun fact: japanese artist that have an anime style usually will use three colors for shadows. first one is just the casual, where the light isn't present. the second one is a bit more detailed, like in hair or behind the ear etc. and the third one is optional but for more detailed in already-shaded places (such as folds on clothes, the neck etc.)
🥰I learned so much from this amazing video! I like that there is a formula to choose pretty colors of base and shadow so its hard to mess it up! for new videos suggestions, how about you share more of your daily routines of art practices like when you were a student until now, and what's your fav drink/food when you are drawing or something, anyway I love all your videos Marc and I'm happy with your art school program, I'll be starting term2 next week ^^ thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us artists.
Whenever I'm struggling with something about art. Marc comes in with a video solution. Slaps it on the desk and leaves without saying a word, like a legend.
Thanks Marc!!!
right as i was about to start rendering my drawing, noice
You're awesome Marc. 👍
Thank you for your brilliance this is so helpful 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡💜💜
Great video as always
It cant be a marc video without the epic intros and explosions
Great video, thanks! 😀
I dont think Marcs thumbnails get enough attention. They are literally so pretty, sometimes I just scroll trough them all. This man really knows what hes doing.
Almost 1.5 Million subs ..yeah baby!
Thanks for another cell shading vid, Marc! 😊
In any of your future vids, can you discuss tips or body mechanics, to minimize neck or back pain? I feel there's not enough vids on youtube explaining postural health for those that work long desk hours. Please consider! 😁
This is a cheat code! Thank you!
This is amazing, tysm~
This is i been looking for
i defo needed this ty!
Oh mt god!!!!
So cool!
that is an incredibly cool trick. im so grateful for the fact that this only costs a like and a sub!
Gracias Maestro
I can finally finish my profile picture. Thanks, Marc.
Aaah I'm latee dang it, welp gotta watch twice now.
this is a super cool class tho I can tell already! Thanks teach!!
Awesome video, one thing I'm still finding quite challenging for characters is trying to blend the color of the ambiant light with the skin and other materials to make it look natural especially if there are multiple light sources in the scene. Ive watched a few color theory videos but im still finding it difficult to know just how far to change the color.