How to improve the lighting in your pixel art with only a few clicks

[@ShabbyChip]

This is great.

[@PixelPrinciples]

Thank you Shabby Chip! Glad you like it.

[@inspacesilence]

can you please explain what all different layer modes mean and different effects we can achieve through those modes also make what convolutional matrix do and how it can be utilized effectively.. nice tutorial

[@PixelPrinciples]

Hi inspacesilence, thank you for suggesting those topics. I will put them on my list for future videos. Thanks for watching!

[@inspacesilence]

@@PixelPrinciples will be waiting

[@falseknight4371]

this is great make a course and ill buy it.

[@PixelPrinciples]

Hi falseknight, thank you so much! Glad you like it.

[@AdhuPrime]

Can you please make a video on grayscale

[@PixelPrinciples]

Hello AdhuPrime, thanks for the suggestion! Is there anything specific you would like to know about grayscale?

[@AdhuPrime]

@@PixelPrinciples grayscale in pixel art generally,i struggle on how to understand and use it in my art

[@PixelPrinciples]

Okay, I will consider it for a future video. In the meantime, maybe you find my other video useful, in which I show the importance of using grayscale to check the color values in your image. I think I cannot add a direct link in the comments, but I added it now in the video description, if you are interested.

[@AdhuPrime]

@@PixelPrinciples thank you very much, i also wanted to ask, to be a professional pixel artist, should i learn how to draw also

[@PixelPrinciples]

I think it depends on what you would like to create. Practicing how to draw will help with sketching things like landscapes, character portraits etc. If you want to create asset packs for, let's say, top-down indie games, you probably don't need to draw much. In any case it is good to learn the fundamentals such as color theory, perspective, lighting etc for any pixel art you want to create.