How to use Lighting to Color characters QUICKLY for Digital art

How to use Lighting to Color characters QUICKLY for Digital art: This is a step by step process where i show you how to always nail your lighting in your digital art using light direction and tools in photoshop but this can be applied to any other digital art program. it is good practice to study movies to improve your art style and expand your knowledge in order to become a better artist. i shall be making more photoshop tutorials on lighting and color within the next weeks.

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[MohammedAgbadi]

DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! AND LIKE THE VIDEO LIKE A DOUGHNUT!

[Roximanz__]

3:42 layer2 lighting
3:56 layer7 glowing
4:12 layer8 local color
5:20 bottom light

[charlemaigneescabarte]

Finally! Lighting technique that was described in a simple way, a way that a beginner could understand!

[seangavrilles]

wow. Really wish i found this channel sooner. Actually more useful than my color theory class in art school

[chromo]

This is such an old-school and reliable comic book coloring technique -- the cut and grad approach. It's amazing to still see it being used and you make it look fresh.

[jenshan]

brilliant teqnique mohamad first time i see it and that accuracy with lasso? really great.

[oluwapelumiaina-badejo]

I thought by now, I'll have watched most of your videos, but apparently I missed this one, thanks for breaking down complex topics into simple ones

[zangst]

Just found your channel. Wish this stuff existed when I was in art school. It would have helped a great deal back then. I think you should show the final rendering at the end of your videos so that we can see it again. I know you show it in the beginning, but showing it again would give it a nice closing. Keep up the great work!

[savvydraws]

Btw thanks for the in depth lighting tutorial, not a whole lot of people talk about cinematic lighting I really appreciate it!

[kikkidock]

I'm shocked to have stumbled upon such quality video out of randomness! Dude, this is sick! Thank you so much! Light has been a struggle I've finally begun to crack through and this here helped me take another leap in the right direction!

[kyletatum]

Holy shit dude. How and when the hell do you find time to actually REPLY to comments?? I never, I repeat, NEVER see that. That's super humble my dude. It goes without saying that these videos are a MASSIVE help. Keep it up homie

[rshelly]

Im so stunned.. you maintained so few layers despite the amount of work done ... youre incredible. Ita gonna be great learning from you☺

[nny]

This video has teached me more than 3 years of college education xD

[lonelynoodle]

thank you so much about reminding me to think about the planes, i always forget and can never figure out why my lighting always looks off. this is a great video and very helpful

[juliashirokova]

watching this dude color is a blessing

[regidio]

You are a godsend! I finally understood how clipping masks + highlights work! bless you bless you bless you!!!

[godwinakpan]

The rate at which you are dishing out these tuts, super impressive. keep up the good work! btw, lovely character concept.

[amberakart]

Alright man, I watched a few of your videos, but I finally subscribed because I love your tutorials! Thanks for this one. I'm trying so hard to learn lighting, so this was very helpful to me. :)

[voiceofreason]

Hey, refreshing to see a black artist in these tutorials for once, great tips 👍🏿

[danaisazombie]

I have been an artist for quite a long time, I’ve always struggled with lighting… I think you made it finally click…