But keep in mind that painting something black&white and coloring later just brings other problems than painting everything already in color. 20-60% would be enough (but it depends on which color you choose).Ģ) Color - if you have a black&white image below it, you can use for example purple to make the things purple and red to make things below it red, keeping the lightness (in artistic dialect: 'value' technically: luma/ luminosity) of the things underneath. Oh, remember to lower the opacity of that layer. It is the easiest and fastest way to choose the color of shadow other than black. Just paint in purple or violet (can be also red or blue you can choose the less saturated or less bright colors too) with multiply mode (I suggest using layer with that mode, not brush) and you'll see a pretty convincing shadow color.
D1) Multiply is great for shadows when you want to have cell shading.
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