colors and shade

Nov 23rd class

Hi Rhea and Chankyo,
How early can you have a class on Nov 23rd?
I think Chankyo has an important plan in the evening on coming Sunday.
If you can't make this Sunday, Nov 23rd, can you make 29th, Sat or 30th , Sun in next weekend?

Thank you!
Sungyeon
 

set design

http://cgworld.jp/feature/201610-cgw218t1-kiminona.html

skin tones

texture

Graphic Novel Artist ,Han min Kim's works

http://blog.daum.net/bostonking6360/1304

Rhea's sketch before/after critic

Hi Rhea, nice job on clean sketch! Thank you for fixing the shot in the middle.  It looks much better. Lilia looks more comfortable reaching the taller chair..


When you transfer from  rough sketches to computer drawing,you lost the balance little.   Watch out for Lilia and fairy's forehead in the profile images.
In the right panel, Lilia's  shoulder and back are curvier than your original rough sketch since her neck got thinner. It is subtle change, however, older straight version looks more natural. It happens all the time when you transfer image because you concentrate on  small lines instead of big proportion. We just have to double check after transferring. Tird person's fresh eyes are helpful. Check out with others to see if you missed/lost anything from the original.    Keep going! Thank you!

Chankyo, any opinion on Rhea's work?  Post your in progress work when you are ready.  Please don't be shy. :) Your drawing was great in the class. I couldn't see very well  in the chat screen.

color examples

Primary /Secondary/Tertiary Colors

The “K” in CMYK is understood to be the key since in four-color printing cyan, magenta, and yellow printing plates are aligned with the black plate which is the key. In other words the other colors are setup in relation to the black which is thus the "key" to the process.
 http://www.youdesignit.com/answers/why-does-the-k-stand-for-black-in-cmyk 

RGB vs SRGB
https://fstoppers.com/pictures/adobergb-vs-srgb-3167

additive and subtractive colors
https://cs.nyu.edu/courses/fall02/V22.0380-001/color_theory.htm

Colors : saturation and value

Merge layers

saving different file format

Please save it as .psd file first. Somehow, if it doesn't work , please save as .tiff file. tiff remembers layers. Also for jpg, save it as quality 12 maximum, and it shouldn't decrease your quality too much. Jpeg will flatten your layers, though.

Comic Outline (Rhea)

I had to save it in jpeg format because the computer wouldn't accept psd... and some of the quality got taken away when the file was being compressed. What should I do in the future? But anyway this is the outline :) I'll have to start coloring now and I'm honestly kind of scared.

Next Class 23rd Sunday.

How are you doing Chankyo and Rhea?
Hope you are not frustrated with photoshop. Please let me know how you are doing and post something new for me until next class.
I would love to see where you are and help.

Best,
Sansu

about your teacher... SANSU

Imdb
 http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1781521/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1


Illustration website
 www.hellosansu.com



Interview at illustration 411.com

http://www.kidlit411.com/2016/01/Kidlit411-Illustrator-Spotlight-Sungyeon-Joh-Sansu.html



blog: I need to write more!
http://hellosansu.blogspot.com/


 This is embarrassing... however, I want you know about me little more and get comfortable with me.
http://tvpot.daum.net/v/Hmq1fdthn9o$ 
 ( This was about 10years ago, I look younger. It is not just make up.)



Also I have a two years old son and I am living in Castro Valley,CA with my husband. I love playing guitar since I was 11.
Guitar and art were my best friends when I grew up. And I hope it does the same thing to you. Art heals and make people happier and richer in many ways.  Thank you so much for your hard work. Thank you for being my best students.


And More embarrassing video.
https://youtu.be/1FKJmEWCKF0

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Your teacher's name; Sungyeon Joh

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How to shade in photoshop

I found some helpful tutorial for shading/blending. Please let me know if you have any questions. Please update your sketches/colorings. Don't be afraid to show your in progress work, take advantage of your teacher. :)

Creating Box for Comic in photoshop

I like this one for creating comic box panels .
Please forget the demo I showed in the class. This is better. 
Please let me know if you have any questions.

Photo Shop file information( for this Sunday)

This is for  next class.  Don't worry about it yet.

1.create new file
---file/new/------
resolution :300 dpi --for print
file size :
8.5x 11 inch ( A4 size) --portait
11x 8.5 ---- landscape

RGB color
 8bit



2. Open your sketch image

/ select/ select all/
edit/copy/paste in to your new image
 Tool/Move Tool
Edit /transform/scale



3. Widnow/ layers

rename your layer 1 to sketch
Change Normal to Multiply in Layers
create new layer  for color ( rename layer to color)
Change Normal to Multiply in Layers

save as PSD file


4. created new layer
rename layer to boxes
Tool/Rectangular Marquee tool
Edit/fill/foregroud color( white)
Layres/ double click  boxes layer/
Stroke /structure/size

5. Tool/ brush
Window/Color




extra
  Choose Edit > Transform > Scale, Rotate

http://moviesincolor.com/

 

Blade Runner

 

Elf

 

http://moviesincolor.com/