greyscale to colour

>>3115766
bump

>>3116769
Try gradient maps

>>3115766
Theres plenty of ways of colorizing grayscale in PS

>color layer mode
>soft light
>overlay
>hard light

All have different uses and effects, ie. overlay pushes contrast by a lot and doesnt colorize light values etc., so you want to experiment and understand how these work. Gradient maps are also a pretty good starting point to work from, just remember to set the gradient map layer to color, otherwise its gonna mess up your values.

>>3115766
I find overlay have the best effect in terms of getting the colour i want ,but it usually ruin the values established in the bw work, what i do is to copy the bw as an additional layer again and overlay it with lower opacity, merge then overpaint

Bump, I actually want to try to know how they do these. I find that with grisaille it's easier on values control.

Has an artist made a book/course/video for this?

>>3115766
The Color blending mode doesn't screws up your values, but you'll have to try with all blending modes.

This guy uses Kind and he gets it right.
https://youtu.be/OotGVhRD4xo

>>3117045
Ctrl Paint has a course on it.

>>3117085
damn this madman doesn't even use an extra layer

>>3115766
i think most people would just paint over it, just using the black and white painting as a guide, with maybe some cheeky transparency/layer effects here and there

>>3117085
do most digital painters correct their drawings as much as this guy? not hating, just wondering

>>3118960
Well, it's one of the bigger advantages of digital, so why not use iit?

>>3115766
Well you can try artgerm's technic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB9Jui9wQNg

>>3118959
No they dont