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Part One: Tones, Hues, and Saturation. Part Two: Colours, and Intro to Light/Shadow. [link] Part Three: Light/Shadow Continued [link] Part Four: Putting it all together. [link]
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Thank for this amazing tutorials! TTuTT
TONES, and its difference between saturation... Especially neutral
tones... Is it a saturation of one specific warm or cool tone?
or is it a whole big group of saturation of neutral tones?
And in the next tutorial you mention that you have to
choose the group of colours when painting,
but they still have tones-warm and cool, so you still
may use the colour that is not in your chosen group?
What I mean when you should choose a group of colours when painting, I simple mean to pick a colour scheme and stick to it - of course you can break any of these "rules" because they aren't actually a rule. It's just a guideline.
i love your tutorial, i like that they are some guidelines, something like a "rule" that you can follow and that can help you to paint something "correct".
But yeah, its colour theory.