How to light FACES! 🌞A digital coloring/painting tutorial

[@ChuckCoy]

Thanks for shining light on this subject.

[@cartoonblock]

Thanks. I’m using this in Procreate

[@noahsart3891]

Hey Evan doesn’t thought that I see you in the Comments😅

[@wolfcolder]

Years later and this is still super useful

[@literastyle4972]

Omg you are good,i love retro comics style coloring!!!

[@MrRomes123]

Great video man, I always find it tricky to balance lighting the face accurately while not over-rendering it. Cheers for the help

[@ray-cedavis2961]

This was good, I mean really fuck’n good! Being able to locate & visually read photo references for light source & then transfer that to the comic/manga environment can be difficult - sometimes intimidating. I know this is not a step by step, but as a “practical” approach for a starting point, this is absolutely brilliant!! Thank You

[@TheVeyZ]

Very helpfull! Thanks

[@dyowe518]

I love your videos and your work. These are such a massive help. Thank you for taking the time to do this!

[@cesaraguilar5405]

Best video around there

[@chinaminer]

Thanks for your tutorials. Although this is not the first I like from you, I have a general question about shading a face: how do you manage the relationship with the lineart? I mean: how do you decide about a black lineart conflicting with shadows? Should black lines be kept at a minimum before shadowing? when black lines should stay ? I hope you understand my question.

[@introspectivetraveler]

KMR you are a life saver! I've been looking for a breakdown of face lighting and ran into the same images but seeing you render was really helpful. Also didn't know that the triangle was called Rembrandt lighting thanks!

[@YevheniiSlo]

Very very very cool tutorial!!! Thanks man))

[@Prochakovskiy]

Ты русский?

[@themasquerader101]

you should discuss how to set mood for scenes

[@xbeautifuldiscordx]

Love your videos! I found the “Handy” app for iPhone helps a lot for shading reference too!

[@cartoonblock]

whaddup jason!

[@neruoue123]

Thank you sooooo much for this! I am in that part in my drawing where I am happy with my lines and I can decently put on flats and so I reeeeally wanted to put shadows and highlights in them next so this really helps a lot!

[@LucasGomes-jk2rf]

Nice tutorial again, but when you gonna make a video playing that instruments?

[@endpoint76]

This is exactly what I needed right now. Thanks!

[@Lamakoto]

That was helpful thanks dude :D

[@theShoop]

Hello, KMR, I'm a big fan of your tutorials, honestly! There's one thing I wanted to ask though. Why are you using a brush after selecting certain parts by lasso, instead of just filling them with bucket? Is it to add a fading effect? Then why not to simply use a gradient? Thank you!

[@arietroswell5065]

Really helpful, thank you!

[@10mmstudio]

thanks this really helps

[@ThatArtistGryph]

This was perfect

[@mayormax2970]

We like this

[@ProcreateDigitalArt]

Great video but I can’t find photoworkshop light cage. The link sends me to an empty page. Please help

[@satyaprakashgupta2349]

Which app u use for colouring comics ?

[@crypticwintermoon6284]

Hello. Can you color without a tablet? I use just a mouse and using the lasso tool is difficult.

[@SonnyBurnett2008]

Why dont u put an arrow to show where the lights is coming. I dont know a squat about lights. Now i have to guess where the lights is coming from? Cmon

[@emrahy.849]

yeah u re looking like fake Jonny Sins with ur baldy style..Hahaha u naughty boy :)