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?
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!!!
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
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!!
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!
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!
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!
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!).
Hello, and thank you for the tutorial, it was a really good and helpful tutorial, specially the under glow for highlights. I'm having quite hard time with painting the eyes, it doesn't look bad, but it doesn't have that "WOOWW". Could you, please, make an eye coloring tutorial, in cel-shading style, when you have the time for it? And, of course, have a great trip!
Could you do a video going going over the gradient tool and how to no obscure your drawings? Example. The person or thing in the front. The sky behind them. Every time I use it, the sky is on top of the character.
You are awesome Marc, your videos is really awesome! I'm dont know english, i trying learn little by little for myself so your videos help me a lot, thank you so much dear friend! Your work on youtube is awesome!
Marc-sensei!!!!!!!!! Thank you! ❤ When you are able, can you make an example of a webtoon page with cel shading, background, VFX effects? Not all those components have to be included in 1 vid. Curious as to what your approach might be.
Cool tutorial but some steps in photoshop go way too fast for me to follow. Can you create a tutorial on the most frequently used Photoshop and CSP features like clipping masks and outer glows etc?
It's like he's in my walls and watching what I struggle with the most 🤣 Thank you for the awesome tutorial and I hope you enjoy your vacation! Side note: For some reason I can't seem to learn how to use a clipping mask in Krita properly. I don't know if I'm just stupid or setting it up wrong but I've tried multiple times and it does not work. Is it because I set it up before I've added any color? Do I need to fill the character with a base color first? Because if I don't the layer either disappears or it doesn't restrict it to the silhouette of the line art layer. Sorry if this is confusing to read, I don't really know how to explain it properly. This problem has stopped me from shading and adding the final details to pretty much anything I draw because I can't figure it out.
How do you do that Marc? How do you know what exactly is the problem we are facing and upload a video about it when we are about to search for the solution online? I mean... thanks man, seriously... thanks
I was thinking the same thing...I think it's a deliberate artistic decision to displace the lips like that because I've noticed other high-level artists make the same decision when creating artworks of similar styles.
I have a question: at 1:50, I noticed you stretched the hair highlight upwards. Shouldn't the highlight be bent downwards, since the form is above our eyeline? What I mean is that it should bend similarly to how you drew the eyes, with the further eye being a bit lower than the eye closer to us. It looks like you drew it the same as you did for the ball example at 1:03, where we seem to be looking at the sphere from a little above its center. When looking at the face, i think we see the hair from below, so shouldn't the highlight be similar (or even more bend) to the one from the brushed metal sphere example from 1:06 (i think we have our eye level in the center of the sphere)? Can someone who understands this explain why it is like that? (SORRY FOR BAD ENGLISH; I will try to clarify any parts of my question that might seem unclear.)
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?
Yes sir 😂
Have a great vacation with your family 🎉❤
Hope you have a great time over there, Marc! You deserve to slack off (a little bit) for all the free lessons you give us. 😅
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!!!
Marc coming in clutch to save me once again ❤
Now am gonna draw a character made out of hair, thanks for incredible tutorials Marc, these are always so helpful
Dang every CZcamsr I seen is going to Japan. I want to go there for the art and improve on my drawing skills.
dayum i was just searching for hair tutorial , right in time
I adore how bouncy and full the hair is
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
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!!
Thank you, I wanted a hair coloring tutorial, I’m ok at it but I’m always down to learn different ways and get better.
Thank you Marc!!
i feel like ive waited years for this
I love how marc explain everything why is it's like that, not just this and that
Yes a hair tutorial. I’ve been needing this.
Never thought to use an under glow for the highlights. That's genius 🙌 thank you marc
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!
This man giving useful information for free,
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!
we're going into full anime style with this! i'm happy we learn something new here
step by step not to complicated nice tutorial
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!
I've been wanting to watch this tutorial for a long time. If you had done this earlier, my learning to color hair would have been easier 😭😭😭😭
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!).
Hello, and thank you for the tutorial, it was a really good and helpful tutorial, specially the under glow for highlights.
I'm having quite hard time with painting the eyes, it doesn't look bad, but it doesn't have that "WOOWW".
Could you, please, make an eye coloring tutorial, in cel-shading style, when you have the time for it?
And, of course, have a great trip!
The ultimate tutorial! Thanks for this lesson
Ironically i was just looking for hair rendering tutorials, thanks Marc!
YES FINALLY
I needed this
Could you do a video going going over the gradient tool and how to no obscure your drawings?
Example. The person or thing in the front. The sky behind them.
Every time I use it, the sky is on top of the character.
So nice you included clip studio tips 🤟🤟
Hope you enjoy your trip man, Japan is great to visit!
1:23 "i'll spare you the physics" wait now i'm curious
You should do a video about your time in Japan
this is very helpful . thanks
You are awesome Marc, your videos is really awesome!
I'm dont know english, i trying learn little by little for myself so your videos help me a lot, thank you so much dear friend! Your work on youtube is awesome!
Marc-sensei!!!!!!!!! Thank you! ❤
When you are able, can you make an example of a webtoon page with cel shading, background, VFX effects? Not all those components have to be included in 1 vid. Curious as to what your approach might be.
Amazing thank you I have seen many videos on this topic but this one is simple and delivers great results ❤
Thank you Marc! Helpful as usual
You came in clutch! been struggling a lot with that one
Thank you!!
Lifesaver. Thank you, Marc
Thanks for the great video! I would love to see a CZcams video of your animal depictions sometime!
OMG THIS CAME AT THE PERFECT TIME!!!! TYSM!!💙✨
Thank u finally
Thank you for the tips
amazing as always Marc. great tutorial
Thanks Marc!! Been learning from you for quite a long time now.
yo sir, I was looking for a hair coloring tutorial video and suddenly you uploaded this as if it's destiny.
nice tutorial as always! i like to do the highlight using a low opacity color/glow dodge
Amazing video ❤
I love tutorials that do not waste your time and this one definitely doesn't 🔥🔥🔥
Yaayyy! I wanted to level up my anime style illustrations!
IF THIS HELPS ANY KRITA ATRISTS:
Just alpha lock the layer above. It DOES go to all layers below in my experience
Uuu nice i hope youre enjoying your vacation! Bring us a souvenir 😎
Damn daddy's even going on CSP to show us, thats appreciated 😅
You on TV screen reminded me of Saitama going to a martial arts competition lmao
Nice tutorial! tks.
just when I needed this. Thanks so much💖💖
Thank you 🙏
That's surprisingly easy, but but I also saw stylized color in the back... Like they use skin color too there
Love your videos
Very Helpful! Thank you!
Yes thank you Marc. I waited for this tut. Time to study^^
thank you very much its the part i am struggling the most on
Thnx!!!!!!! nice nice!
Best tutorial 😁 thank you!
Cool tutorial but some steps in photoshop go way too fast for me to follow. Can you create a tutorial on the most frequently used Photoshop and CSP features like clipping masks and outer glows etc?
Amazing and helpful as always thank you ❤❤
It's like he's in my walls and watching what I struggle with the most 🤣
Thank you for the awesome tutorial and I hope you enjoy your vacation!
Side note: For some reason I can't seem to learn how to use a clipping mask in Krita properly. I don't know if I'm just stupid or setting it up wrong but I've tried multiple times and it does not work. Is it because I set it up before I've added any color? Do I need to fill the character with a base color first? Because if I don't the layer either disappears or it doesn't restrict it to the silhouette of the line art layer.
Sorry if this is confusing to read, I don't really know how to explain it properly. This problem has stopped me from shading and adding the final details to pretty much anything I draw because I can't figure it out.
i luv your sillyness
Thanks marc❤❤❤
thanks for this video i really needed this!!
Awesomeness sir
this is awesome, thank you so much! can the same tips be applicable to textured hair?
More anime styles please!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
How do you do that Marc? How do you know what exactly is the problem we are facing and upload a video about it when we are about to search for the solution online? I mean... thanks man, seriously... thanks
is it me or that mouth is off?
That mouth is anime
I was thinking the same thing...I think it's a deliberate artistic decision to displace the lips like that because I've noticed other high-level artists make the same decision when creating artworks of similar styles.
Yeah
I also feel that
Do you have a general coloring tutorial? I feel like my sketches are nice and then my coloring always ruins my drawing
Day1of requesting serafluer glitter art style.
I need this
Hope it's not all work and you're having fun in Japan!
I need to keep working on the heads and hair, colour is a bit far away for me atm
Make a anime head tutoriais pls
I have a question: at 1:50, I noticed you stretched the hair highlight upwards. Shouldn't the highlight be bent downwards, since the form is above our eyeline? What I mean is that it should bend similarly to how you drew the eyes, with the further eye being a bit lower than the eye closer to us. It looks like you drew it the same as you did for the ball example at 1:03, where we seem to be looking at the sphere from a little above its center. When looking at the face, i think we see the hair from below, so shouldn't the highlight be similar (or even more bend) to the one from the brushed metal sphere example from 1:06 (i think we have our eye level in the center of the sphere)? Can someone who understands this explain why it is like that? (SORRY FOR BAD ENGLISH; I will try to clarify any parts of my question that might seem unclear.)
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Alabado sea el señor
Hi Marc!!
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"Oh Hi"
don't you hear a certain owl going around?
he cooked
I'm 1 hour late sorry teach, we have a fvcking typhoon lmao
0:47 HL2 GMAN?
im confused on the lighting, so the highlight ring, and then theres another highlight coming from the back of the head? so 2 light sources?
The highlight ring could be bounce light or reflective light from the backlight source, orrr yes there could be two light sources
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My Guy all your hair is anime hair. You being cheeky again bald man.
this is similar to your bulma and goku coloring
Hello sir ❤
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I was right about to search this tutorial bro... wt
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