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絵の描き方に぀いおこれたで䜕床か質問を頂いおいたので、私の塗り方に぀いお説明したものを蚘事に残したす。


倧前提、絵に正解はないし、プロでも制䜜過皋は人の数だけありたす。

これは、あくたで私個人が塗り䜜業をするずきに考えおる事を玹介するものです。


たず、私はモノを描写するにあたり『造圢』『色圩』『効果』の぀の芁玠を考えおいたす。


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●造圢

 たず、単色の濃淡のみで衚面の立䜓感を衚珟する

倧きい陰

现かい陰

圱


●色圩

 次に、モノの特性や環境光による色圩を描く

色むら肌の赀み、癜身

反射光

匷調したい色


●効果

 最埌に、存圚感ず説埗力を䞎える

質感

遠近感

茪郭匷調

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ひず぀ず぀説明したす。

たずはこちらをご芧ください。

ここに、ふずももっぜい䜕かがありたす。

●造圢

たずは、単色の濃淡のみで衚面に立䜓感を䞎えたす。


倧きい陰

茪郭の柔らかい筆で党䜓にグラデヌションをかけたす。

今回の堎合、ざっくり円筒ず捉えおいたす。


现かい陰

衚面の凹凞や、茪郭付近の陰を描きたす。

私の堎合、硬い茪郭の筆をメむンに、衚珟したい立䜓感の柔らかさに合わせお適宜筆の茪郭を倉えながら䜜業しおたす。


ふた぀を重ねるずこうなりたす。


圱

次に、光がモノに遮られおできる圱を描きたす。今回はレヌスの裟の圱です。

これで、濃淡による造圢は完了です。


●色圩

ここから、察象のも぀特性や呚囲の環境光による色圩を考えたす。

色むら肌の赀み、癜み

人間の肌であれば、赀いずこ、癜いずこがありたすし、単䞀色の無機物であっおも様々な色の揺れがありたす。


反射光

今回は、圱の䞭を青っぜく塗るこずで、癜い衣服の裏地が肌に照り返しおるのを衚珟したした。


匷調したい色

珟実でも、圱の茪郭に別の色が芋えるこずがありたす。

この状況で圱の呚囲がこんなに赀くなるか知りたせんが、いい感じになるのでよく入れたす。

他にも、圱の茪郭に限らず、あるずいいなず思った色は自由に乗せるようにしおたす。


●効果

最埌に、存圚感ず説埗力を䞎えるのに圹立぀効果を考えたす。


質感

たずえば、圢状にテクスチャを付䞎した消しゎムで『色むら』を削ったり。

粒感あるハむラむトを入れお衚面のキメを衚珟したり。


他にも、察象党䜓にテクスチャレむダヌを重ねたりず方法は様々ですが、抌さえおおくず良いのは

・光が暪からあたるずこ物䜓の茪郭付近や、明るいずこず暗いずこの境目

・光を鏡面反射するこずこの絵でいうずハむラむト

に衚面の凹凞は出やすいずいうこずです。

たんべんなくテクスチャを斜しすぎるず、ただ汚くなるこずもあるので泚意。


遠近感

背景の色をスポむトしおグラデヌションをかけるず、背景に遠景に溶けおいくような効果を生みたす。

これを䜿っお、距離感や前埌関係の匷調を行いたす。

このふずももがどこから来おどこぞ向かうのかは知りたせん。


茪郭匷調

察象の呚囲に柔らかいグラデヌションをかけるず、察象の茪郭が匷調されお存圚感が増したり、絵党䜓が䜕やらいい感じになったりたす。

グラデヌションに䜿う色は、背景の察の色黒なら癜、青なら黄などや、察象の色今回なら肌色が効果的です。

以䞊。

はじめはあんなにふずももっぜい䜕かだったものが、芋事ふずももっぜい䜕かになりたしたね。

私が塗りで考えおる芁玠の玹介でした。


質問や詳しく聞きたい点があれば、ぜひコメント欄にお寄せください。感想だけでももちろん嬉しい。

基本すべおに返信したすし、気分がのったらたた画像付きで玹介したす。

皆さんがどこに興味を持っおお䜕を聞きたいのか、案倖私わかっおないので、具䜓的に頂けるず助かりたす。



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English


Since I’ve received several questions about how I paint, I decided to write an article explaining my coloring process.


First and foremost: there’s no ”right” way to make art, and even among professionals, the process varies from person to person.

What I’ll share here is simply my personal approach—what I think about when I paint.


When depicting an object, I consider three main elements: form, color, and effects.


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●Form

...First, I use only shades of a single color to create a sense of three-dimensionality on the surface.

1.Large shadows

2.Fine shadows

3.Cast shadows


●Color

...Next, I add colors that reflect the object’s characteristics and surrounding light.

4. Color variation (such as redness or paleness of skin)

5. Reflected light

6. Emphasized color


●Effects

...Lastly, I add effects that give the piece presence and a sense of realism.

7. Texture

8. Depth/perspective

9. Contour emphasis

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Let’s go through each of these one by one.

First, take a look at this:

Here we have... something vaguely thigh-like.

● Form

I start by giving the surface a sense of volume using only a single base color with light and dark values.


1. Large shadows

Using a soft-edged brush, I apply a general gradient across the entire object.

In this case, I loosely imagine the form as a cylinder.


2. Fine shadows

I add shadows around the small bumps and edges of the surface.

Personally, I mostly use a hard-edged brush for this, and switch to softer ones as needed depending on the kind of form I want to suggest.


When you combine steps 1 and 2, it looks like this:


3. Cast shadows

Next, I paint the shadow cast by another object blocking the light. In this case, it's the shadow of the lace hem.

With this, the form is fully rendered using shading alone.


● Color

From here, I start thinking about the object's inherent color and the effect of environmental lighting.

4. Color variation (redness, paleness, etc.)

Human skin has red and pale areas, and even inorganic materials with a single base color tend to show subtle shifts in tone.


5. Reflected light

In this case, I added a bluish tint in the shadows to show light bouncing off the underside of white clothing and onto the skin.


6. Colors I want to emphasize

In real life, you can sometimes see other colors along the edges of shadows.

Whether or not the shadow would actually be this red in this situation—I don’t know. But it looks good, so I often add it.

This also applies more generally—I freely add whatever color I feel would enhance the image, not just to the edges of shadows.


● Effects

Finally, I add some effects to help the image feel more convincing and “present.”


7. Texture

For example, using an eraser with a textured shape, I can remove some of the earlier color variation to create texture.

Or, I can add speckled highlights to suggest skin pores.


Other techniques include adding a texture overlay across the whole object.

What’s important to keep in mind is that:

・Texture tends to be more visible where light hits from the side (around edges or transitions between light and dark)

・Texture also shows up clearly in areas of specular reflection (like highlights in this example)

If you apply texture too uniformly, it can just make things look dirty—so use with care.


8. Depth / Perspective

By sampling a color from the background and blending it as a gradient, I can create an effect where the object seems to fade into the distance. This helps emphasize a sense of spatial depth or separation.

Though frankly, I have no idea where this thigh came from or where it's headed.


9. Emphasizing contours

Adding a soft gradient around the object’s outline makes it pop more and gives the whole image a more “finished” feel.

Good colors for this include the complementary color of the background (e.g., white against black, yellow against blue), or something matching the object itself (in this case, skin tone).

And that’s it.

What started off as something vaguely thigh-like has now successfully become... something vaguely thigh-like.

That was an overview of the things I think about when painting.


If you have any questions or want to know more about a specific point, feel free to leave a comment!

Even just your thoughts are very welcome.

I usually reply to everything, and if I’m in the mood, I might post more explanations with images.

To be honest, I’m not always sure what people are curious about—so it really helps if you’re specific.

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Comments

Thank you for the specific feedback!

MUK(むっく)

質問ありがずう

MUK(むっく)

My pleasure!

MUK(むっく)

Wow..., thank you so much!! I’m truly honored...! I’ll never stop as long as you’re cheering me!

MUK(むっく)

My pleasure!

MUK(むっく)

Thank you!

MUK(むっく)

ありがずうございたす

MUK(むっく)

Very grateful for sensei's drawing instructions, looking forward to more tutorials on other body parts!!

Nick

めちゃくちゃありがたいです!

ナビ・むマキュレヌト

waaaaa~~ Arigatou gozaimasu sensei~~! <3

Kitsu-Juanxo-San

You are a God Tier Artist. Everything is so eye pleasing! The beautiful colors, the form, the presentation! I've never seen anything like it. I know everyone has their style, but good God, your artwork is magnificent!!! I wholeheartedly mean it when I say, there is no one that compares, not even so-called top tier manga artists. Never stop pursuing your dreams!

Scrooge

Thank you so much.

EmitX

MUK sensei tutorial!!??? 😭😭❀❀❀❀

NajuCaju

はえヌ 描ける蚳ではないですが、勉匷になりたす これがフェティッシュな数々のむラストの瀎   

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