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Art Things I Want to Learn
I want learn more art tips that can help me draw better. I want know what Alpha Lock does and when I should use it because I still don't really understand it. 🖌️ I also want learn how to make my own brushes better by changing the brush settings because I don't know what most of them do.
I also want learn other art tricks that artists use, like making drawings smoother, shading better, and coloring faster. I think learning these things will help me improve my art and make drawing more fun. 
literally took me a bit long I'm glad it didn't took me so long
cute!!!!!
lazy to draw im going to finish it later
chatgpt:Here is all the basic color theory in an easy way:
1. Primary Colors
Colors you cannot make by mixing other colors.
Traditional art (paint):
Red
Blue
🟡 Yellow 2. Secondary Colors
Made by mixing two primary colors:
Red + 🟡 Yellow = 🟠 Orange
🟡 Yellow + Blue = 🟢 Green Blue + Red = 🟣 Purple 3. Tertiary Colors
Made by mixing a primary + a secondary color:
Yellow + Orange = Yellow-orange
Red + Orange = Red-orange
Red + Purple = Red-purple
Blue + Purple = Blue-purple
Blue + Green = Blue-green
Yellow + Green = Yellow-green
Color Wheel
A circle that shows how colors connect:
Primary → Secondary → Tertiary
It helps artists choose colors that look good together.
Warm Colors
Colors that feel hot, energetic, or cozy:
Red
Orange
Yellow
Pink (often)
Some purples
Examples: fire, sunset, sunlight
❄️ Cool Colors
Colors that feel calm, cold, or peaceful:
Blue
Green
Purple
Examples:
❄️ ocean, sky, forests
Neutral Colors
Colors that are not strongly warm or cool:
Black
White
Gray
Brown
Beige
Color Harmonies (Color Combinations)
1. Complementary Colors
Colors opposite each other on the color wheel.
Examples:
Red + Green
Blue + Orange
Yellow + Purple
Creates strong contrast.
2. Analogous Colors
Colors next to each other on the wheel.
Examples:
Blue + Blue-green + Green
Looks smooth and peaceful.
3. Triadic Colors
Three colors evenly spaced on the wheel.
Examples:
Red + Yellow + Blue
Balanced and colorful.
4. Split Complementary
One color + the two colors beside its opposite.
Example:
Blue + Yellow-orange + Red-orange
High contrast but softer than complementary.
5. Monochromatic
Different shades of one color.
Example:
Light blue
Blue
Dark blue
Simple and elegant.
6. Tetradic (Double Complementary)
Two pairs of opposite colors.
Example:
Blue + Orange + Red + Green
Very colorful and complex.
Color Properties
Hue
The actual color:
Red
Blue
Green
Value
How light or dark a color is.
Light = high value
Dark = low value
Saturation (Intensity)
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learned easy way to do highlights effect
the leg 
The lighting is so beautiful !!
what do youn me to teach you the shadow the flowers or anything
Woahhhhhhhh so cool could you teach me it if you want? :)
seems that you already use the grey fill technic
oops