the reason you put yellow is because in the reference, there is warm bounce light coming from the sun's light reflecting from below off the concrete. same with the "blue-ish tone" its ambient light coming from the sky, this shows up in shadows mostly and functions almost like a fill light. light and color theory, it will help you understand where the colors come from.
fyi for beginners u can make practically any brush a glazing brush by lowering its opacity (and also adjusting the opacity if u want more intense Gaze). personally I like 50% opacity. also using color settings like color dodge or overlay is another option to use to glaze (depends on what you r looking to do tho)
I love the way you described glazing. Really felt motivating to hear that stuff is unique to you on how you decide things and make your way through painting
omg as i’ve slowly improved, i’ve been doing this a little bit but didn’t consciously know what i was doing or why it looked good??? but GLAZE ugh chefs kiss 👩🏽🍳💋
Alright that's one of the best tutorial video for digital art, really enjoyed the video and learnt something to improve at ,and got a little inspired too for my next video :)
I watched this despite nailing lava scenes and sunset scenes and blue lit scenes with the typical color picking technique, but god this technique is gonna make it so much better. Thanks!
Not even challenged but disabled as an artist who gave up years ago, I stayed for the editing and humor. I may have learned something but probably won't ever use it. But yes, 10/10.
Thank you so much! I've been searching for a tutorial for so long that isn't just "Five tips to improve your coloring!" As an autistically challenged person, I find detailed explanations much better than simply telling me what to do. You're a life saver! :D And yes, I totally agree with the whole bullying yourself into submission thing. IT WORKS
this helped me sm thank you!! 😭💕💕 is it possible to have a tutorial or mini tutorial on how you did the lighting / blur in the hair? i struggle with that especially on procreate but it adds that extra chefs kiss of idk like realism?? also just all the little details in the bg you can spot even with the blur is so good!!
Love you video, the jokes memes, commenting and the editing makes it good plus the amazing drawing makes it perfect. My first video seeing you and already made me to want to subscribe and see more ^^
Oh wow I'm early I am not sure if ur gonna see this but I just wanna tell u that I have been following u since u were at 2.4k it's unbelievable how far u have come keep up the good work and all wishes for ur art journey thank u for ur amazing videos
@@tazakartwoah I want to tell u that I really look up to u as a great artist and insanely funny teacher please don't stop spreading art knowledge for the noobs lol
Nice video! I appreciate you sharing your method of coloring (which looks very nice btw!) but I want to point out that glazing actually refers to coloring on top of a grayscale drawing using blending modes. You essentially determine your values in grayscale first and use an overlay/color/multiply blending layer on top to color your drawing. But the term glazing also makes sense in the way you’re using it as well. Not trying to hate on the video or anything, I just wanted to point it out in case anyone was confused.
that thing about colours muddying as you draw is because the default settings for photoshop use a physically incorrect calculation for mixing colours. change the settings to enable gamma for mixing rgb colours.
I just subscribed. I didn’t know you use an airbrush to blend…it.looks so much better than the Gaussian blur😭 these videos help a lot, tyy. Hope to see more videos soon. Also does anyone have any more tips for finding my art style??😢 ty
I like your coloring style, it really catches my attention. I like oil paintings so that's probably why i like your vibrant colors, but i would have emphasized the shapes that the light would have created on the dress, the skin and the hair of the girls to make the painting more three-dimensional. Try to make harder shapes if you want.
If only I knew how to work with layers properly. When do you color on the same layer. When do you move to another. I still color flat and add a new multiply layer over everything to shade. I need so much more practice.
I am a cartoon style artist watching semi-realistic Artist makes me realize they are Brutal but depends how GLAZE their art styles for example Juicy Semi-realistic Art = Something suspicious Spicy Artist.
This is the funniest art tutorial video I've ever seen. Super entertaining. This is also the first time I've seen one of your videos, so you better believe that "I'll be back." (Read in Arnold Schwarzenegger voice for best value.) On a different note, I'm colorblind, so I'm finding the whole coloring portion of my art career extremely challenging. Tryna figure out some kind of hack to give my art good coloring...without...being able to see most colors. It's a doozy of a problem, to be sure. Might have to stick with just black and and white or grayscale stuff as my 'style'. *sigh* Great video, sir!
omg thankyou, im decent at sketching, i used to do it in class so i never really used color, switched to digiral and i was horse shit at it. im going to glaze EVERYTHING I SEE from now on. drawing might be fun again since now i have a chance to actualyl make something that looks good and not 4th grade level horse shit.
What? This is the most blueberry milkshake non-insulated fibreglass layered roughage free art video I`ve ever seen. Ok seriously though, it is nice to hear your thought process, even if some of the thoughts are just Gen-Z memes. Like, no one talks about the struggles as a new artist (like the bit with restarting the drawing bc it doesn't look right). Many years ago I kinda stopped watching art tutorial videos because they were just too boring to watch, felt like a level too higher for me, and I did not feel I got any constructive criticism or any meaningful advice from them. But this... this is the most metal soda tutorial I`ve drank in a while. Hope you make more, meanwhile I might look around your channel. Hope you don't have a massive face reveal video lying around
Is there a way to change the original lineart color to a different color later . I tried changing the line art color by using color balance in procreate but it only worked in my one of my drawings. I wasn’t able to do the same in others smh.
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Thank you, I am very artistically challenged
I can see
@@M1rFortune where?
I'm autistically challenged
@@non-existent_charlie i approve of this message
@@non-existent_charlie im just useless tbh
I will just always keep gushing about how pretty your art is 🥰 thanks for the tips, mighty helpful as usual!
:)))) You r amazing
the reason you put yellow is because in the reference, there is warm bounce light coming from the sun's light reflecting from below off the concrete. same with the "blue-ish tone" its ambient light coming from the sky, this shows up in shadows mostly and functions almost like a fill light. light and color theory, it will help you understand where the colors come from.
tysm for this!!
thanks mario
fyi for beginners u can make practically any brush a glazing brush by lowering its opacity (and also adjusting the opacity if u want more intense Gaze). personally I like 50% opacity. also using color settings like color dodge or overlay is another option to use to glaze (depends on what you r looking to do tho)
also having brush options is nice but for beginners all you really need is a round brush and an airbrush
ty 🫶
Very useful thanks. The way u kept saying GLAZE is having this lesson stuck in my head for good now
Glazing is king
I love the way you described glazing. Really felt motivating to hear that stuff is unique to you on how you decide things and make your way through painting
You actually teach art than those artists saying they teach art. Thanks for this
bro i love this man his art and his personality makes his videos 10x better
:))))))
omg as i’ve slowly improved, i’ve been doing this a little bit but didn’t consciously know what i was doing or why it looked good??? but GLAZE ugh chefs kiss 👩🏽🍳💋
The glazing method is so relieving
What do you mean by that 🤨
For such a casual delivery, that was actually some of the best instruction I’ve gotten on coloring.
Alright that's one of the best tutorial video for digital art, really enjoyed the video and learnt something to improve at ,and got a little inspired too for my next video :)
I watched this despite nailing lava scenes and sunset scenes and blue lit scenes with the typical color picking technique, but god this technique is gonna make it so much better. Thanks!
Not even challenged but disabled as an artist who gave up years ago, I stayed for the editing and humor. I may have learned something but probably won't ever use it. But yes, 10/10.
Even if you don't draw a lot in the present, I'm glad you are still here apart of the art community! That's what matters to me :)
bro your improvement is crazy, i love how youre always sharing as well. Thank you.
:) thank YOU
7:54 "and it end ups" 🎉 the green scary owl would be proud of you 👏 🦉
2nd video I've watched from this channel, your art and humor is just *chef's kiss* I just had to subscribe maaan
Thank you so much! I've been searching for a tutorial for so long that isn't just "Five tips to improve your coloring!"
As an autistically challenged person, I find detailed explanations much better than simply telling me what to do.
You're a life saver! :D
And yes, I totally agree with the whole bullying yourself into submission thing. IT WORKS
I learned absolutely nothing due to how artistically challenged I am, but love the humor. It's a good watch.
this helped me sm thank you!! 😭💕💕 is it possible to have a tutorial or mini tutorial on how you did the lighting / blur in the hair? i struggle with that especially on procreate but it adds that extra chefs kiss of idk like realism?? also just all the little details in the bg you can spot even with the blur is so good!!
Thank you :D! Will try and upload a short on it!
I’ve been drawing for years but I rarely color so thank you this helped me a lot
wow I can see the improvement from each video! keep it up man! I'm from Canada too so I totally related with the lunch money thing lol
Artistically challenged is such a perfect term for me
Love you video, the jokes memes, commenting and the editing makes it good plus the amazing drawing makes it perfect. My first video seeing you and already made me to want to subscribe and see more ^^
❤️
"shooting colors in the dark" knocked me out LMAO
Love your channel ❤. Your shorts are approved by Sam, too! That’s really great!
Definitely gonna practice when I get home, THANKS
very chill video, i liked how you said you should learn but also make it yours, that was pretty cool
Thank you for the tip!
I will make sure to glaze all over my paintings from here on out
Love your artworks its amazing this is one of my favorites 💖😍😤🙏👏😱
Oh wow I'm early I am not sure if ur gonna see this but I just wanna tell u that I have been following u since u were at 2.4k it's unbelievable how far u have come keep up the good work and all wishes for ur art journey thank u for ur amazing videos
🥲 wow thank you, means a lot :))
@@tazakartwoah I want to tell u that I really look up to u as a great artist and insanely funny teacher please don't stop spreading art knowledge for the noobs lol
I never color anything, ever. I am just drawing and sketching nonstop. I think this video is already too advanced for my afraid-of-commitment ass
Innit
Nice video! I appreciate you sharing your method of coloring (which looks very nice btw!) but I want to point out that glazing actually refers to coloring on top of a grayscale drawing using blending modes. You essentially determine your values in grayscale first and use an overlay/color/multiply blending layer on top to color your drawing. But the term glazing also makes sense in the way you’re using it as well. Not trying to hate on the video or anything, I just wanted to point it out in case anyone was confused.
Rhis video makes me feel comfortable in coloring
One of the best coloring videos, thank you! I want to draw right now
O jeito que ele humilha é diferente... estou apaixonada
Great tutorial, really amusing and amazing painting at the end it looks amazing!!!
Bro's the Glazing Guru
that thing about colours muddying as you draw is because the default settings for photoshop use a physically incorrect calculation for mixing colours. change the settings to enable gamma for mixing rgb colours.
ive been doing glazing for YEARS and i never knew what it was called 😅
Speechless for your unique style.
It made me smile. I'm really having eternal energy to start again✨💫
Did he really skip the colouring of the entire hair 😭😭 bruh that was the best part of the piece
its cazy how much youve improved and how much were improving with u
I just subscribed. I didn’t know you use an airbrush to blend…it.looks so much better than the Gaussian blur😭 these videos help a lot, tyy. Hope to see more videos soon. Also does anyone have any more tips for finding my art style??😢 ty
I will glaze all over my artworks after this.
artistically challenged is crazy 😭
ty for helping me glaze all over my art koolaid!
would like to know how you get those references
i try to find them but can never find good ones
Search up @tazakart on Pinterest, and you should be able to see my profile and find all my boards
I like your coloring style, it really catches my attention. I like oil paintings so that's probably why i like your vibrant colors, but i would have emphasized the shapes that the light would have created on the dress, the skin and the hair of the girls to make the painting more three-dimensional.
Try to make harder shapes if you want.
Holy shit that looked BEAUTIFUL
gotta love glazing bro
This is it I'm artistically challenged
If only I knew how to work with layers properly. When do you color on the same layer. When do you move to another. I still color flat and add a new multiply layer over everything to shade. I need so much more practice.
I am a cartoon style artist watching semi-realistic Artist makes me realize they are Brutal but depends how GLAZE their art styles for example Juicy Semi-realistic Art = Something suspicious Spicy Artist.
This is the funniest art tutorial video I've ever seen. Super entertaining. This is also the first time I've seen one of your videos, so you better believe that "I'll be back." (Read in Arnold Schwarzenegger voice for best value.)
On a different note, I'm colorblind, so I'm finding the whole coloring portion of my art career extremely challenging. Tryna figure out some kind of hack to give my art good coloring...without...being able to see most colors. It's a doozy of a problem, to be sure. Might have to stick with just black and and white or grayscale stuff as my 'style'. *sigh*
Great video, sir!
Thanks for the tutorial, waiting for your Hawk Tuah art tips
Thanks for teaching me how to glaze
I just suck, thank you for the better terminology
omg thankyou, im decent at sketching, i used to do it in class so i never really used color, switched to digiral and i was horse shit at it. im going to glaze EVERYTHING I SEE from now on. drawing might be fun again since now i have a chance to actualyl make something that looks good and not 4th grade level horse shit.
sir, i'm following your advise, thank you for being a lightbulb 👌🏼
What? This is the most blueberry milkshake non-insulated fibreglass layered roughage free art video I`ve ever seen.
Ok seriously though, it is nice to hear your thought process, even if some of the thoughts are just Gen-Z memes. Like, no one talks about the struggles as a new artist (like the bit with restarting the drawing bc it doesn't look right). Many years ago I kinda stopped watching art tutorial videos because they were just too boring to watch, felt like a level too higher for me, and I did not feel I got any constructive criticism or any meaningful advice from them. But this... this is the most metal soda tutorial I`ve drank in a while. Hope you make more, meanwhile I might look around your channel. Hope you don't have a massive face reveal video lying around
You’re really funny and educational. This really helped. Def subbing
7:00 that “naw im shayin” got me lol
I learned more in 9 minutes than I want to admit. TYSM! 😌👌
my excuse is im colourblind...but it did help have an unique style when colouring
Ah yes perfect video for me
bro u made it look so easyyy :(( great job!! im challenged to learn how to color! keep up the good work my guy! SUBSCRIBED!!
1:35 now that's beautiful...
I think I need a tutorial for the tutorial. How you achieved the shading and colour of the clothes is beyond me
I think I got inspired!
that's the goal !
Thank for teaching us and insulting us at the same time 😂 we need that push to actually apply what we learn in tutorial videos 😂👏🏼
Ohhh this makes so much sense!
thanks I don’t know color so this is perfect
np :D
0:27 why did this remind me of the "YOU NEED TO STOP" meme😂
"I guess I like pain"
You're an artist, of course you like pain. 😂
You've helped my smol brain thank you
Glazing = king
What editing program does u use? Ps love ur videos ❤❤❤❤❤
Adobe Premiere Pro and Capcut ❤️
Okay now I need a hair tutorial!!
Broskies plz what brush do you use to color it’s like so soft yet works thru out it all
Omg right when I asked that you mentioned the round brush AHAHAHAHAA
I like your chaos energy :'D
oh man i learned so much from this one video! thank you❤❤❤❗
Awesome video man. I've been grinding digital art as well and my coloring suck a**. But we getting there 🤣
Can you do a video on different brushes?
Will do soon!
@@tazakart thank you so much! Have a great day
"shooting colors in the dark" sounds like a hate crime lol
Bro be glazing through
I literally love you man
love is a strong word. I love ya too ❤️
Is there a way to change the original lineart color to a different color later . I tried changing the line art color by using color balance in procreate but it only worked in my one of my drawings. I wasn’t able to do the same in others smh.
ILYSM U HAVE RLLY HELPED MEEEE
NO PROBLEM :)
Ama glaze my drawings alright, thanks glazelord 💦
WOW, thank you!
Really nice! You got skill.
Came for the tutorial, stayed for your humour
I have no idea what glaze is but somehow i understangd what are you talking about
I'm so drunk that I read "coloring boobs" and clicked so fast. xD
funniest artist no glaze🤣
I love white glaze over my art
Oo i learned something new! Thanks g
Thank you for the video ❤️ 💖
Artistically challenged is crazy😭😭😭 i burst out laughing
I am currently shooting colours in the dark cuz I forgot to pick a reference- but, I'll make sure to do these