100 Tuesday Tips
Highlights
Warm object = cool highlight
Cool object = warm highlight
Good Tangents
Good when...
- Creating a new abstract shape.
- When there's a shape breaking what would have been a bad tangent.
Beware of Tangents
Most common tangents:
1. Continuous long line (straight or curve).
2. Touch each other/tension points (within the drawing itself or the edge of your canvas).
*See previous image for visual guide*
How do you Paint?
Advice from Bob Kato:
- Back to Front
- Dark to Light
- Dull to Bright
- General to Detail
Painting Eyes 101
1. Know your light source.
2. Think basic material.
3. Combine them and add detail (eyelash or shadow).
Hue + Value + Saturation
Hue: the color itself
Value: how dark or light the hue is in greyscale
Saturation: how intense the brightness of the hue
Stylizing an Object
1. Draw studies from reference.
2. Only draw final from studies.
*TIP: Push everything a little more than it really is.
Stylized Fur
1. Silhouette
2. Interior -- do indication
3. Combine both
Painting Hair
1. Start with a clean silhouette of the overall shape.
2. Create shape within a shape. Combination of big, medium and small.
3. Add extra strands to make it look more organic.
How to Paint Hair
1. Base color
2. Add dark w/soft brush to create volume.
3. Paint hair on a separate layer. Use a more saturated version of the base color.
4. Add highlight.
5. Add lines to create shape separation and hair strands.
6. Final highlight.
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