Final details
In this lesson, you’ll see how I apply the final details
color and texture in our final design and project.
When I do the final details, I always see what I can improve
clothes and hair, as well as shine.
After making the shadow,
I put a texture together with the lighting.
Let's start by talking about our character's hair.
As you can see, I made a ponytail
and I will put loose threads to give more movement.
Usually, I'm going to pick some color here from the hair
and I’m adding details,
putting where I think it matches.
You can stay on top of "line art", no problem.
With regard to our character's clothes,
as you can see, she has a dark striped outfit.
I'll teach a way to make an equal shadow on both
using a layer effect.
We will work with the color and texture of our character,
just like the brightness.
Here I already have the layers separated,
clothing and stripes,
so I will create another layer I walked the mask
and put in Multiply.
I'll choose a grayish color
and I'll put it here, I'll make a stripe to see if that color worked.
More or less, so I'm going to edit.
This one got a little better.
Now I'm going to return the layer to Normal mode
I'll take that color and go back to Multiply.
Erase.
And now, what I can do.
Now I'm going to make another layer of Multiply
to make a slightly darker shadow.
I'll do the lighting part
and for that, I'm going to use a brush that already has a texture.
To give this effect to clothing.
I'll create another "layer" down here.
I'll put in, classic, add
and pick a color ...
greenish, maybe, let's see if we will change.
And I will look for a "brush" that has this texture effect.
I like this one.
The color was very strong, so I'm going to decrease the opacity.
Now I’m going to create one last layer just to make the reflected light effect.
In case, I'm going to use a rose.
And down here, maybe a yellow one because of the background.
Finally, I will finish the accessories.
If you want to add extra shine to the accessories,
has a brush in Procreate called Flash
which is ideal for that kind of effect.
But I'm going to do it on top of "line art" too.
I forgot to make the bow, so I'll make it the same way
that I made the outfit.
I go here in the layer with Multiply
and choose a grayish color and button.
Finally, I'm going to give a little texture to the character's skin,
using the Noise tool that I showed in previous classes.
I will duplicate the skin layer,
I’m going to the Noise, the Noise in English,
I will increase the noise, and decrease its opacity,
the way I already taught.
Now, I create a new layer
and I will make the highlights on top of everything.
As I am going to define that the light is coming in this direction,
highlights will also be in this direction.
Now that we’ve done all the final details of our drawing,
in the next class we will see how to do the final editing
in Procreate and Photoshop.