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TINY@tinydragon.art |
On the value scale, it's best to stay away from the top and bottom and keep a "healthy" range on the scale without going too far. Too much and you can break the illusion of 3D, too little and you'll never succeed. Turned my painting into black and white. A little more contrast than I'd like.
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Pip The Badger!
@pipthebadger.bsky.social
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Question: Is there a way to correct that range after you've already put brushstrokes on canvas, or do ya just have to kinda go back and redo everything again?
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Zelph
@zelph.bsky.social
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I'm 📌 this Thanks for the tip
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TidusZecht
@tiduszecht.bsky.social
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Cool scale
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Bald Culture
@bald-culture.bsky.social
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I sorta worry about the opposite when it comes to value. I find myself not using enough overexposed highlights and underexposed shadows for my tastes, feeling a bit flat.
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pyky!
@pyky.bsky.social
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Ooh, good tip!
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Noir
@dergnoir.bsky.social
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I’m embarrassed to admit that while I understand shadows better now than I did when I first attempted to do digital art, I still can’t get them right without making things look washed up or flat. 💔
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Ninja's Creations - Comms Open!
@ninjascreations.bsky.social
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📌
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LOREM OPOSSUM - Coward of Technology
@plaguedaemonart.bsky.social
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i always feel like i should do b&w underpaintings because I get waaaay too muddy with this in color
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Paradox Red Wolf
@ctcwired.paradoxwolf.info
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similar to how tonemappers work in video & rendering pipelines 👌
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