🎨Welcome to Abi and Noa's Mini Art Class! （EP. 1)

🩷Explaining 2 different rendering/coloring approaches.

💙Demostrated how saturation contrast influences rendering styles

⭐Your engagement is important for Abi and Noa（and me!)

Step 1: So I start off with a light base colour, at a light highlight and a darker bright colour to contrast (this gets changed slightly later.)

Step 2: as demonstrated by the arrow I use a transparent watercolour brush to create the shine (using the dark orange as the selected colour.)

Step 3: use the tpw brush by selecting the highlight colour and fade it outwards next to lineart.

Step 4: Add other tones from across the wheel to add detail and depth of colour. (For this keeping in the warm colour zone.) This was when I changed the highlight colour.

Step 5: Blend these (using tpw brush) and add more ontop to add even more detail! Its coming together now!

Step 6: Add finishing touches and use the airbrush to add more of a light feel to the hair! (This is optional you don't have to but it can make the hair feel more airy. I may reduce mine later.)

First of all use an airbrush and spray a peach tone on the shoulders and anywhere else you would like (optional)

Next using the dense watercolour take either a shade of peach, dark peach (or whatever that is LOL) or light purple depending on the vibe of the drawing and place it like you would if you were cell shading but it doesn't have to be as neat

Next you're gonna wanna add all sorts of hues such as: dark pinky oranges, baby blue and a violet colour. This is personal choice though and I would recommend sticking to colours that work well together (remember im not a professional)

You're going to want to take the transparent watercolour brush mentioned in the last tutorial along with the dense watercolour brush and blend! Try to use the dense watercolour brush more

These are the types of brushes I'm talking about! If you don't have them in your application you can probably download something similar from the sites assets page

Remember to stick to light colours on the wheel!

After a bit of time and blending you should end up with something like this! Its not perfect but its colourful! I hope you found this helpful.