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Lesson-4

This lesson introduces digital painting techniques, emphasizing the use of the 'Multiply' blending mode for sketches to reveal underlying colors. It recommends selecting a limited color palette, typically one main color and an accent color, to maintain clarity in the artwork. Additionally, it suggests clipping shadow layers to the base color layer to avoid coloring outside the lines.

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Lesson-4

This lesson introduces digital painting techniques, emphasizing the use of the 'Multiply' blending mode for sketches to reveal underlying colors. It recommends selecting a limited color palette, typically one main color and an accent color, to maintain clarity in the artwork. Additionally, it suggests clipping shadow layers to the base color layer to avoid coloring outside the lines.

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4 Lesson 4 We finally start painting digitally in this lesson! Here are the main points - Remember to change the blending mode on your sketch to “Multiply” This enables all of the colors laid underneath the sketch layer to be visible. When it comes to choosing a color palette | usually choose one main color, such as blue, and add an accent color such as red for the details. By sticking to a limited color palette you can avoid having your final piece look too cluttered. When you want add shadow but don’t want to color outside the lines, just clip your shadow layer onto your base color layer. Example of a drawing with a limited color palette. Various hues of blue with a pop of gold!

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