Hope you all enjoyed this video and found it helpful. Question: Would you want to see the entire hyperlapse of this double page spread? Let me know in the comments below!

Masks rule for coloring. I use them for several years now. Once I started to do that I never go back to destructive workflow.

I have been DYING for you to do this since we talked about it at Comicons over the years. Thanks so much

I learned this stuff a few months ago, but this is probably one of the most comprehensive videos about using layer masks. If only younger me had this😂

Thanks :)

great video, please more hahaha. good work

Over here thanks to David Finch! Love your art, had no idea you had a channel!!!!

Awesome video keep it up

Thanks francis for sharing this, adding this to the arsenal will surely step up anyone's coloring comic game!

That was great! Thanks man, been looking forward to seeing this from you for a little while now.

Thank you for this. This is absolutely brilliant!

Thank you so much for sharing. Going to have to watch this a dozen or more times for sure and then play around with it. Cheers.

Really thank you for this. I'm lost very quickly with color research and this method is a real answer for me. Thank you again.

Great video man.

Hello Mr Manapul. First of all, thank you for sharing this video. It was very educative. I'd like to know if you don't prefer to use a "New fill layer" to create your layers. On the icone on the left of the group icone, if you choose the first option on the top (Solid Color) you have the same result with less effort and you can change colors easier. Thank you again and wish you the best for your next projects.

Thanks! This is a fantastic video, and I'll definitely be putting it to practice. I was trying another coloring method where the flats are duplicated and the copy has its saturation and luminosity changed for highlights and shadows, but it's not the same. It might take me a bit to learn your method, because I use Clip Studio but it should be fine. Thanks again!

Ah man this is much needed bit of learning. THANK YOU FRANCIS!!!!!!

Dude upload more often!!!!!

Thanks so much for making this video! looks like I'll need to watch it a few more times but Hopefully it helps me figure out how I can color better.

Wow! Looks fantastic. I've known about using layer masks for years but your controlled use of them is really great!

Thank you.

INSANE

Thanks SIR.

Oh really! I loved this video, I think it took all my doubts about it, I will train here. Thank you very much Master kkkk

Ok I’m finally getting around to trying this and I’ve got a question. So I made an homage piece that’s based on the famous Akira poster with the bike. So for the street itself I made a group with the three colors picked out for the shades. Now I’m moving onto the bike and mine has way more colors than the bike in the poster. Would you make a group for each color or would you just group all the colors of the bike and then shade and highlight over the whole thing? What about the transparent glass windshield?

You're awesome, man. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Could you share the entire process of this piece?

This was a really great tutorial! Super curious if you've tried this method out on Procreate and if it works as well there

I'm trying to do this in CSP and having trouble inverting the layer masks in the group. Has anyone figured out how to do this? I'm also confused about the "base color" layer, what is the purpose of that layer? is it to replace the flat colors? TIA

Pleaaaaaaaaaaaaase one more video make on it some confussons i have,.

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