How to Render SKIN: Soft vs. Cel Shading

How do you draw with out getting out of the circle

ur my favorite tutorial person AAAAHHH

Very helpful

fLESH

I absolutely loved this tut it’s so perfect but I’m still stuck on the fact she says textured brush like I have on but it doesn’t smudge like this unless it is a smudge brush but still when applying the technique to actual characters it just smudges all over the place and looks bad yk, someone help 😭

I've always seen the ✨flesh orbs✨ everywhere, but I didn't exactly understand them. I now totally do thanks to breaking down the WHY for me!

Yeah i prefer cel shadings more

🤤mmm perfectly round chocolate ball...

mmmmm flesh spheres, my favorite thing to paint

I didn’t know that I could learn so much in 6 minutes

is cel-soft a thing? Or is it either cel or soft?

I didnt really understand the cel shading part can someone explainit? Im really interested

Is this all on the same layer and does this work on procreate

can you pls link the brushes you used? this is kind of hard to follow along if you dont have the brushes, not all brushes have the same effect as yours

Holy crap what a great and efficient tutorial.

I do cel shading but didn't know the term until recently 😅 I've always wanted to do soft shading, but it never looks right bc I suck at it lol. Also, cel shading is just simpler

What is this witchcraft!

oomg im doing it

THANK YOU SO MUCH- I KEEP FINDING TUTORIAL AFTER TUTORIAL FOR SOFT RENDERING, BUT I USE CEL IN ALL MY ART- THANK YOU SO MUCHHHH AHSGSGSHKFHFJDHCBCJ

What brushes are those?

Im glad i came across this channel. I learned cell-shading. Subscibed right away. 😊

The cell ones don look too great tbh.

what website is she using?

I know how to paint balls now, what do i do now?

Holy crap that soft skin shading! Best quick explanation ever!

soft >>>>>>>>>>

Really good tutorial 👍🏿

Thank you!!! Ive been having problems with flat looking skin even tho i shade it 😢

i use like a mix of cell and soft?? its weird
but for my cell shading i never use multiply, i always use color burn
i need my neons what can i say

Gosh, thank you for the tutorial, this is the best one I have seen so far. I hope my art progresses with your help!!!

SKIN

Asking for a separate tutorial for dark skin is like asking a separate tutorial for blue skin like avatar

This video made me realize that i desperately need more textured brushes. 😢

everyone else: wow this was so helpful amazing!
me: mmmm F L E S H O R B

"thats just how it is" it genuinely my favourite thing to hear when i'm learning things. the second my math teacher said "thats just how it is" instead of overcomplicating things, it got easy

That has to be the ugliest freaking thumbnail I've ever had the disgrace to see. Disgusting

I definitely prefer the look of soft shading, but that would take so long to do on animation- so hello cell shading for me!

This was definitely what I needed to watch to improve on my rendering. Thanks so much!

Thank you so much for this video! I learnt how to make the most lovely shading on my artwork because of you! 🥺❤

are those paint brushes available on clip studio? 👀

Thanks for popping up on my tic toc I can finally do some reliable art studies now❤❤❤

I love your tutorials!!
thanks a lot!

✨FLeSh ORb✨

Do you have a video on how to blend colors? I'm really new to this

For all you interested, your go to must be:

1. Pick the base colour.
2. For the shadow you go a little bit more saturated and closer to purple. (To the right in the color picker, down in the hue picker)
3. For the lights, you go less saturated and closer to yellow. (To the left in color picker and up in hue picker)
4. You also need a reddish tone in the transition zones in cheeks, ears and fingers.

All in all, from light to shadows, the color picker must go in kind of an inverted C shaped path.

I do a great lineart and then remder everything and now looks like 2 persons did it

I use cool colors for white skin and warm colors for black skin, I think it works good