💈 ANIME HAIR COLORING GUIDE (beginner tutorial)

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[YTartschool]

Oh snap I'm on vacation but I'm not slacking (too much) I promise! From the land of anime/manga, I present to you a new hair coloring guide, cel-shading style 🍥 Have a GREAT week you hear me?

[ALEXHALOS]

Marc coming in clutch to save me once again ❤

[yasiazamrii]

I finished learning how to draw hair shape no colour literally yesterday and decided to learn how to colour it today. First thing I see is this video. HOW AND THANK YOU!!!

[benji_drawz]

Now am gonna draw a character made out of hair, thanks for incredible tutorials Marc, these are always so helpful

[MyNamesHunter]

I adore how bouncy and full the hair is

[orenjidesu]

Whenever I do drawing, i did a genga style (keyframe) sketch first, all the shading marked with colored lines. It's time consuming, but somehow it's also give benefit to do lines less stressful (at least for me) and the colors are fixed. At least that's how I did my artworks, because I usually draw characters in cell shaded like anime. But, this video is insightful because i got trouble doing anime style painting like this one :3

[darkone]

Dang every YouTuber I seen is going to Japan. I want to go there for the art and improve on my drawing skills.

[cocochoco]

I hope you do tutorials on doing background in anime style too and how to change the mood and lighting of the same scene! The way you teach is so so helpful and concise honestly the only channel I go back to every time thank you!!

[AbderrahimZouhair-bq]

dayum i was just searching for hair tutorial, right in time

[hazohappy]

I love how marc explain everything why is it's like that, not just this and that

[Hope-bkld]

love your video, it really helps a lot. You should make a video about eyes coloring, e really like how the look here.

[solyun]

Never thought to use an under glow for the highlights. That's genius 🙌 thank you marc

[jaden]

Yes a hair tutorial. I’ve been needing this.

[DEADEYESpress]

Thanks, Marc! I followed you for awhile, seem your clips improve better and better, "no gatekeep" than before (in previous clips, long ago, they tend to too fast, hidden some techniques without clear explain, such as gradient map).For this clip, I can point out these interesting things: clear process (layers, how to use, order of them, etc..), average pacing (no more sudden cut or quick settings (especially the "outer glow" part), and the sum up at the end of the clip to remind "do you remember what you're just watched" (not many tutorials clips do this).
Keep up the good work, bro!

[kaitogirldraws]

Oo, that's how I color stuff! I didn't know about darkening hair under the highlights, I'll try that next time. Tip! I also like to add a bit of light on the sideburns for extra shiny-ness!

Thanks for the class, Mr. Marc, here's your like and your algorith-pleasing comment!

[AkumoAvoir]

why didnt i know about cip layer, now i am mad and the more i use it the angrier i get, at this point i am ready to throw hands and these hadns aint light. great vid love it

[kenzee]

we're going into full anime style with this! i'm happy we learn something new here

[jt_manic]

Awesome video Marc! Succinct and yet jam packed with info. Thank you for also including the logic behind the coloring method (via anisotropic surface material; new vocab word lol!).

[mattparsons]

Awesome! Brilliant video, I'm proud that I figured out some of this from your previous work but the steps where you add a darker colour behind the anisotropic light and the soft gradient look beautiful and really make it pop!

[Nik-tfju]

The ultimate tutorial! Thanks for this lesson