Art tip to INSTANTLY improve your shading...

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ronillust

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bruh i don’t even know how to draw but this looks like it would help me so much.

NoNameX_X

Thanks for the tip, now all i had to do is figure out how to do this on medibang💀

derek

I never knew the fill-and-erase method existed. now, I can think more about the light and its source rather than the shadows that come from that

robinagata

We gonna ignore the amazing character in the background?

Evie_the_magic_foox

not me just looking at his majestic ahh drawing of Babel

selmavindeljensen

When my friend told me this trick months ago, I cried because of how happy I was. It literally saved me an hour of hassle with every picture.

teaandroses

And other artists making a 19 minute tutorial😭 This is so helpful❤

Keep_slaying

I always knew this technique but never tried.

animerman

Thanks to you I found quite possibly the best shading method ever, and I don’t mean the color part, but just the way you clip it all then erase from there

JeromeProductions

Yo it's nice to finally know how to color, tho ya open for another stream Roni?

TeaboyJam

If you use this, adding a second, darker shadow colour for more intense shadows will add more dimension to your piece and make it look more 3D. You can also add a brighter light colour using an add or soft light layer following this same method

katyishere

wish I knew this when I was aiming for digital artist

Nomi-D-Yagami

Oh my god you could do this all this freaking time

maksiksq

Thank you so so much! I feel like I’ve been having art block recently because I want everything to look “perfect”. But this is a great method to get me back on my feet, thank you so much!

impactframes

Think of it this way; there are two groups in your painting. The light group and the shadow group. The shadow group is the absence of light in comparison to the lighter area, so its not a total absence of light (otherwise it would be black) its just contrast, which can also change if there are lots of things diffusing the light (such as clouds).

But anyway, the light group is being lighted directly. The most common light is the sun. And there's always color attached to light, so the color of sunlight is generally a warm color. Therefore, that are being hit by light should be warmer.

In contrast, the shadow areas are lacking that sunlight, so it will take the ambient light, or any stronger source of color. E.g the sky. Now, the sky is blue, and is shining directly down onto everything. So the shadows will reflect that strong color.

Ofc this change depending on the color of your light and the color of your ambient.

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