Quick Fixes and Cool Effects with Blending Modes

[@ProkoTV]

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[@AbhinathRaj-n2w]

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[@jkell42]

I appreciate this breakdown! I didn’t even see the issues you had, it is pretty amazing how a few simple blending modes can adjust value in a meaningful way without losing any detail.

[@arknark]

Hot damn early on the Proko drop, nice. Thanks, Proko!

[@vince-1337]

First concept remind me Heilung, great tips, thank you

[@Ghost_Lightyear]

chatgpt recommended me this channel, to learn digital draw, nice!

[@botondkunos1774]

The second piece is a Nox swordstress from Elden Ring.

[@juliapace2845]

In the instructor's critique of this assignment, I wanted to know if the model's hair shouldn't have been given some highlights from the glow of the fire. Wouldn't the hard edge on the gown from the illumination of the fire have been more diffuse? I would have liked to see the instructor enhance the student's fire rather than delete it for his rather incomplete rendering even though I thought his color ideas were better. Interesting.

[@chrisjhart]

It depends on the material of the gown. If it is a matte surface, the light does tend to diffuse a lot, especially given the softness of the flames, but if the material was satin for instance, it would pick up on the specular highlights. And yes, the hair would react. Have confidence in your own observations 😊

[@vijayshankarrai8818]

Cool

[@stuffedheart4001]

Heyo Proko :D

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[@jeanpierrepolnareff9919]

When using blend modes doesnt fix your crippling depression☠

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