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is it better to do values and grayscale for a drawing then it
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is it better to do values and grayscale for a drawing then it is to just jump into coloring?
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wasn't there just a thread about this
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>>2537068
I don't know, but now Im intrigued by OP.
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>>2537061
I mean, greyscale will help learn shades, patterns of light and fabric/materials better but there are some things color can do that greyscale can't. So do both and see what feels better to you?
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>>2537068
Yes >>2535418
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