How Learning From Rella Fixed My Boring Lighting

Rella is an anime-style illustrator well-known for her VOCALOID illustrations and iconic lighting techniques. I tried studying 6 of Rella's lighting scenarios to better understand her techniques and to use it to fix my lighting problems. Showing you my process in breaking down scenarios like Ocean Day, Night, Spotlight, Stage Light, Sunset, and Dappled Light! Rella! 🎨 Twitter/X : 🎨 Pixiv : 🎨 Pivix Fanbox : (^ You can get Rella's roughs, process video, etc from here. I didn't include these in the video but it was very helpful for the study!) 🎨 Rella Pixiv Interview (Great Insights!) : 🎨 Rella's Timelapse 1 : 🎨 Rella's Timelapse 2 : 📁 CSP & PSD Files: 📁Sparkle Brush (CSP) : Books Mentioned: 📖 1. James Gurney - Color and Light: A Guide for the Realist Painter 📖 2. Richard Yot - Light for Visual Artists: Understanding and Using Light in Art & Design (^ My Thoughts: I personally find 'Light for Visual Artists' to be more on point for studying lighting, as a digital artist. 'Color and Light' was a fantastic book, but its focus on traditional painting techniques and usage of paintings as examples, can sometimes make it challenging for me to grasp its application on digital illustration.) Redjuice's Video (Inspiration for 2D/3D Hybrid): 💻 Other Inspirations: 🎨 void/Re:era - Inspired me to mix 2D w/ 3D : 🎨 Rolua - Flashlight style reference : 🎨 口内炎( º﹃º ) - Animated Illustration inspiration : 🎨 Mika Pikazo - Inspiration for drawing onto of photos - I used this site to get free photos (both commercial & non-commercial) for references/ photobash: Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:31 Rella Breakdown 01:59 Attempt 1 : Ocean Day 04:53 Attempt 2 : Night Sky 07:03 Attempt 3 : Spotlight 09:34 Attempt 4 : Stage Light 11:32 Attempt 5 : Sunset 13:32 Attempt 6 : Dappled Light 15:20 Conclusion (Final Outcomes) Any questions? feel free to message me: 🤔