I still find it hard to make colors vibrate, but I definitely understand way more about them now! I shall be making many more versions of this, trying different palettes and trying to really push colors as far as possible!

i wonder if you revise your videos or just finish and post them? Dice Tsutsumi is a very wrong example of an analogous color choice! please correct me if i am wrong if anyone reads this. thanks

Color study of a van Gogh (monochrome) and a rembrand (analogous). The van Gogh one is all shades of yellow. Rembrand goes from shades of red to Yellow and everything in between. Though the original paintings did have tiny details that broke the rule. I left those out of the van Gogh one but in Rembrand there are some parts I painted green which reads as blue. its still 95% within the color scheme so I hope it still counts hahaha

I did a color study in Krita using an analogous warm palette. The reference photo I used does not belong to me.

My first try using a monochromatic palette. I did that over a quick, ugly portrait sketch of some famous video game villain. And I'm kinda amazed about how cold these greys can look. This course is a real eye-opener for me.

This is probably the best color lesson put together I have seen on the internet. Like the whole of internet.

Ey first of all, thank you a lot for what you have been teaching us. On the other hands, when I need to convey the texture of the objects I don't know the right workflow for making it using photoshop, can you help us with a video about photoshop workflow for digital painting? Thank you in advance :D