Coloring Tutorial - Results and Comparison
I decided to end my tutorial with a comparison.
On the left you see the original art from the game done by Tomomi Kobayashi.
In the middle you see my attempt at Musol Yanii from February 15th, 2008.
And on the right you see what I've achieved today, having learned about all the stuff.
I am not uploading the big version of my newest work yet, I might experiment with it to learn more ... Certainly if I'll find a way to improve the results, I shall upload it, but for now I need to draw some real new art!
On the left you see the original art from the game done by Tomomi Kobayashi.
In the middle you see my attempt at Musol Yanii from February 15th, 2008.
And on the right you see what I've achieved today, having learned about all the stuff.
I am not uploading the big version of my newest work yet, I might experiment with it to learn more ... Certainly if I'll find a way to improve the results, I shall upload it, but for now I need to draw some real new art!
Category Artwork (Digital) / Tutorials
Species Dog (Other)
Size 840 x 640px
File Size 201 kB
Listed in Folders
It doesn't look like the original at all, painting wise. I will help you though.
First, notice the blockiness of the colors of the original, compared to your very soft blending. Second, notice the contrast created with the light on the original compared to your non-lighted version. Lastly, pay attention to the subtle addition of blues all over the original.
You did a good base for the colors, though. Right now your style is timid and you would benefit from being bolder.
Don't give up! I am working on this sort of thing too. ;A;
First, notice the blockiness of the colors of the original, compared to your very soft blending. Second, notice the contrast created with the light on the original compared to your non-lighted version. Lastly, pay attention to the subtle addition of blues all over the original.
You did a good base for the colors, though. Right now your style is timid and you would benefit from being bolder.
Don't give up! I am working on this sort of thing too. ;A;
Sorry for my late reply. What I mean specifically is looking at the white for more exaggerated highlights on the original and the lack on yours, as well as the more darker darks on the original whereas yours is a lot of midtones. The most recent one you did is already much better than the older attempt, but if you notice also the paint style on the original is more streaky (the hands, arms, etc) and there's bits of blue on places (the leg, hand) to liven the colors up a bit.
I also apologize cause I just realized this was submitted 2 years ago.
I also apologize cause I just realized this was submitted 2 years ago.
Yeah your right, guess more diversity is good , althought the "completly different color" thing still confuses me.
Ahh noo! No harm done at all! I am VERY thankful to you for this help :)
I'm trying to improve my coloring style, it's nice to hear that I have indeed improved. But I guess I still have a bit of a long road ahead anyways.
Ahh noo! No harm done at all! I am VERY thankful to you for this help :)
I'm trying to improve my coloring style, it's nice to hear that I have indeed improved. But I guess I still have a bit of a long road ahead anyways.
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