Having done a little digital painting and needing to get back into it, this reminds me not to be over-perfectionist. As you can see with all similar videos, there is always tons of touch-up, paint over, touch-up, paint-over that it's possible to have a completely great looking piece of art long before you are "finished." I think once you get the highlight/shadows right the first time, skip to the more important details to save yourself a ton of work/headache.
I was a comics illustrator using traditional media but this video inspires me to practice more on digital paintings. Great work! I know you are an expert illustrator by the way you draw your figure. Thanks for this upload.
this i simply amaizing...no words to describe it...im a new beginner with the adobe painting..though i have a gr8 skill with the pencil and watercolor...im a character desinger...now i want to change them to colorful paintings...but to get this quality surely wont come in 1 day. a week or a month.this is years of practice...i hope i get gud command in ps paintings, like this person has in this video..bravo man..gr8 work! i like ur style of work..
Damn, I love this vid. The music is amazing, the painting itself is amazing. I love the way you're passively teaching us -> making us use our EYES instead of EARS as much.
when I saw his sketch at the beginning I thought ''that isnt a good drawing" when he was like finishing I had to grab my jaw on the floor!! sssspectacular!
i don't wonne be the bad guy, but in 1:31 to 1:32 the picture of the girl is changing very problematic. can you tell me, why the girl in 1:31 has no shadow under her armpit and in 1:32, what a wonder, there it is. and you don't do anything at this point. it's very strange. sorry.
@HandsOnKeysGames But she did have shadow.. :< It's just really light. Then he did some sort of filter that made the colors more vibrant and it's easier to see.
If you find this teaches you nothing, then videos like this are too advanced for you, and you should go find some worded tutorials. They're the best for learning the tools and techniques of digital painting. After a while, you move beyond what those kinds of tutorials can teach you, and instead draw inspirations and develop new techniques from studying finished artworks and watching how other artists do theirs. Art has no formula or cheat sheet that can be taught.
@TheRealLifeOfRiley I don't recall anywhere in the video description where it says the intent of this is to "teach". Though that doesn't mean you still can't learn from observation. "Where I show my process" isn't the same as "This video is a detailed tutorial where I teach you step by step what I do to get the results I have."
Photoshop is extremely complex, and its nice to have help, or peoples opinions on how to do things, it gives people some hope that they can be good. If you mess with photoshop to much, you end up messing up some automatic features, I did that once, trying to discover some things with photoshop elements, and completely messed up my brushes. Just offer up the help if someone asks
I love the process you chose. The results were unexpected from original sketch. I'm sometimes a messy painter, so I need to polish my process a bit. Don't be discouraged by the cmts here. Ppl can definitely learn from just watching "the process" as much as a tutorial. Tutorials don't necessarily help you paint better. A lot of getting better as an artist is learning to paint something the way you want it to appear and learning to imply things. Requires more observation/patience than 'steps'.
@EvilJirachi If someone isn't a beginner, sometimes its refreshing to see other artists take on their artwork, and see the different techniques they may have used to achieve a certain look. There is no one great artist in the world that rules supreme over all other artists. There is so much artistic talent out here, its hard to NOT want to get ideas from others ya know?
For those who think they didn't learn much, well, this vid is not a TUTORIAL. Is a glimpse of the PROCESS of creating. Whether you learned something or not is not his problem.
people hate how people use this method these days... i say what the hell do you know... conept artists have deadlines, multiple ideas that need to be drawn out over a course of a couple of hours and if digital painting makes things just a lil easier to reach those deadlinesthen so what, the ideas still drawn, its only finalised once it starts getting painted
The thing with people who complains about speed painting videos is that they don't know how the program or, "the behind the scene" stuff works. I think that when you have read books looked up other "basic" program videos you will find these kind of videos very useful to you.
I'm surprised people think this doesn't teach much. I personally don't want to know what things the artist clicked in the tool bar. I can figure out that on my own. That's book learning type stuff. I learn way more by watching the decision making outcomes. The whole video is a PROCESS. A thought process. Not a robotic, click here, then click here, cheat. Nothings going to cure that besides hours and hours playing with the program yourself.
@cranscape Ah well yeah...for thought process ANYTHING is useful. You can post a 10 min video of dripping water and say the same thing "So that's how water works".......but no one would know what menu you chose to REPLICATE it and anyone used to Painter for example would pretty much be starting form scratch.....sooooooo, it's beautiful sure....but you still have to reverse engineer the entire video to glean any of the process.
@cranscape I very much agree with you. I hate watching instructional vids with a step by step description of what to do, explaining stuff I can easily figure out on my own.
While I agree this video does teach a lot, I think it's utterly silly to call knowing which tools they used to do what "cheating". Yes playing for hours in the program yourself is great, but at the same time not everyone expects you to reinvent the wheel when you're first learning how to do something.
@cranscape I agree. This video doesn't need to outright tell you how to do something, it's all in what you can observe in the process that you learn the most, like right now I really stink at lighting on humans, and I learned a bit more on how to do this by watching the video
However to a novice, the decisions made are not so obvious. A novice will not know how to produce some of these effects and "decisions". example, what are the layer settings, what are the brush opacities? etc....
ya like all the speed paint vids just show their pic like flyin around and shit with a lot of windows and stuff popin in for a sec. most of the people who search this up wana learn drawing with digital technology but dont get me wrong this guy is still really good at wat he does
I don't get it why show this in speeded up time rather than someone just showing just a few tips in drawing an image. I'm sure this type of painting took all day with the many choices that the artist had to make in coming up with this image.
I don't think they're useless. They show the exact painting process which could benefit intermediate level artists. However if you don't know anything about the software or you only start to learn to paint, there's no point watching them. Try something else.
I Like how in the beginning it was a somewhat flat drawing and i didn't think it'd go anywhere impressive but as it went on with addingn lighting/color it really started to look pro. It looks like he really didn't use much any layering anyway. in real painting you don't use layers at all either though
@blackbonexxx Easy, it says that either the artist is working with one continuous layer using brush settings, or it's made with several layers using opacity settings.
It may seem like you never get anywhere at times. Like you are wasting your time drawing nothing. But just the very act of using your hands to create whatever, every day.. consistently, pushes you more than you may think towards that level you want to be at. Don't give up, just make create, make, create, and create some more. You have the capacity to do it if you just try, and I mean really try. Nothing can stop you but yourself. Just say fuck it and do do do do.
NIce rendering, but OH MY GOD, thats the kind of a situation when one makes such beautiful strokes, describing something balanced and expressive .. and then goes in and fucks it up completely by painting over. :) And thats one of the things the academic education can give you - it teaches you to see such things. I assume the guy is self-taught.
@elDreDas the entire purpose of a wacom is to supply a sense of reality when digitally creating artwork. iPad's are marketed for many other purposes, and drawing really isnt their focus.
Soooo, if you're looking to create anything near what the video shows above, you're gonna need a drawing tablet. I suggest a wacom Bamboo if you dont want to blow a ton of cash. Got mine for 40 bucks, works very well for the money i spent on it, too.
PLEASEE MANN PLEASEE make a tutorial where we could see step by step ( slowly) how did you make this beautiful image, please this is my pasion, im learning english because of this, some day i would like to be the best comic book artist, and the best with photoshop at painting draws!
@FenrusU I am a pro drawer on paper, i am beginning with digital painting and a tutorial a SLOW TALKED TUTORIAL would help me a lot, i have an intuos4 medium and know what i want i just need to learn how to apply color
paper and pixels are very different mediums, like ive said dude.
its like comparing watercolor with chalk, they're completely seperate shows, given that some extent of one's knowledge of art can be applied from one to the other.
Really like your artwork, and its nice to see the vision from fellow visual digital artist, am working on a bunch of robo digi art click take a look would like your comments too, just click on my name on the left hand side to view the video, hope to see more artwork of yours soon :). Digi Artman
Why do people just browse these kinda of videos expecting to suddenly learn how to make a digital painting?
Powerful software like Corel Painter or Photoshop only counts for so much, and the same can be said for having access to a large range of high quality traditional materials.
You still have to learn the fundamentals; no amount of instruction videos can teach you how to draw, you have to put in at least a couple of years practice to get to this level.
im guessing this is on corel painter 11. i just got the trial version, but its a bit different from photoshop, but i really want to know how you managed a lot of the awesomeness you just did. its like i have an idea, but i don't know the program
awesome painting! an excellent example of quality work
haha dudes. before you buy the equipment you have to get one thing that you can't buy. knowlegde. you get knowledge from experience and experience from practice.
@Bidon45 No real point as in scanning your pencil drawings still works way better when creating something your self so learning with a pencil in paper is a must imo
@worn1 I suggest a tablet. In the long run, I admit in the very long run but none the less, in the long run it will be cheaper. You can get a Wacom Bamboo Pen tablet for 60 bucks now so it's not expensive.
@worn1 slightly false cause there are books like Bridgeman and Loomis you have to buy for a even better grounding on anatomy of humans. Then there are plenty on life studies and drawing and how you can train your brain around it that can augment and heavily improve self learning.
Tough i'm just being a smartass really. You message is right though avoid going around buying fancy shit cause it wont make you better.
it's best to learn it your own way's and your own style because it art got to do it your way you just can't use other people skills pretty much just have to learn and play with the tool you gotten ^^;;
Photoshop does way more than photo's it has 3d integration (z-brush) and animation... I agree that Photoshop is limited in the painting field, but there is a tab in photoshop specifically for painting so it must be good for something. Corel Painter without a tablet is kinda useless and limited. Also, gotta love that erase tool. Don't get me wrong, I am def not bashing corel. I just prefer the Adobe Suite.
I have a Core 2 Quad machine with 8800 GTS nVidia (i know it's not Quadro and not accelerating 2d) and 8Gb of RAM, but that dumbass painter is still very slow, when I draw on canvases like 3000x3000px. And often, I need bigger canvases... I wish they will put alot of effort to optimise that dumbass-slow software...
@wizekorn Get an older version, I use Painter X and it works fine for me.
Some people go as far back as 6, but you're painting at huge res's. You should size up to that res later and just clean up with smaller brushes because you're going to lag.
Wish someone would post up a link to a tut with some techniques. I like watching these speed paintings, but it's hard to actually see what they're doing :/ I have a wacom Intuos 3, and corel painter, photoshop cs3 and cs4 available to me. And I can't use any of them worth a flip for painting or drawing :/
Taking each layer of detail as required & increasing/decreasing the fill,hue,saturation,contrast of that particular layer,generally
Most find it easier to start by scanning an initial sketch,as well as using 1 of those pad thingies with the pen,though I taught myself b4 those pads were affordable,back on the Omega 500 in the 80's
@Victorthebattousai ive had the exact same problem when i got photoshop. i hadnt done any painting before, merely drawing with a pen. so i had to get used to "painting" really : just lay down all your colors, then melt them into each other and sharpen, tighten the form you got. add more and more details, always overpaint what you did before. thats how i try to do it and what i figured out from watching those speedapinting vids. but you gotta find out for yourself though :P
@Victorthebattousai I know exactly what you mean, no one on the internet wants to post like a 10 part full painting walk through with talking or something.
@Victorthebattousai if you want a link to a REALLY good comprehensive and understandable tutorial about how to paint in photoshop ill send you one, let me know if you do. It isnt just speed painting its a real tutorial.
@Victorthebattousai Yeah, I'm tired of these speed paints too. I use Corel Painter, it's the best in my opinion. I have a lot of Corel tutorials. The best tutorials are by Jeremy Sutton. Google "Jeremy Sutton tutorials" I've downloaded a full DVD of him teaching Corel Painter. But I learned the most by just using Corel. If you have any questions about Corel you can also ask me.
@Victorthebattousai you should buy a cheaper tablet first then... i did that to , have a intuos 4 a4 tablet now... 1 tip shadow, light ,color, hair, eyes, sketch put them all in a seperated layer, good luck :)
Having done a little digital painting and needing to get back into it, this reminds me not to be over-perfectionist. As you can see with all similar videos, there is always tons of touch-up, paint over, touch-up, paint-over that it's possible to have a completely great looking piece of art long before you are "finished." I think once you get the highlight/shadows right the first time, skip to the more important details to save yourself a ton of work/headache.
AlanSessler 11 hours ago
What is the name of the first song?
Smithburg01 1 week ago
I was a comics illustrator using traditional media but this video inspires me to practice more on digital paintings. Great work! I know you are an expert illustrator by the way you draw your figure. Thanks for this upload.
reygood1 3 weeks ago
I am wondering what program did you use? :O
mawx1993 2 months ago
@mawx1993 I'm guessing Corel Painter, by looking at the tags.
salumz 2 months ago
Great job, great skills and technique. Although the music you chose is making me vomit.
Jg2ism 2 months ago
You rule!
POCKETFA 2 months ago
Happy eyes, sad ears.
AlfieInLondon 2 months ago
nice work :) really time?
synth3tik0 3 months ago
this i simply amaizing...no words to describe it...im a new beginner with the adobe painting..though i have a gr8 skill with the pencil and watercolor...im a character desinger...now i want to change them to colorful paintings...but to get this quality surely wont come in 1 day. a week or a month.this is years of practice...i hope i get gud command in ps paintings, like this person has in this video..bravo man..gr8 work! i like ur style of work..
MrHolmes22 3 months ago
Damn, I love this vid. The music is amazing, the painting itself is amazing. I love the way you're passively teaching us -> making us use our EYES instead of EARS as much.
Simply put: you are amazing.
Thank you Mr. (:
FatalKitty 4 months ago
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Not use full because no audio explanation or description of the software and tools Used this video is waste of time to watch
vaibhavroys 4 months ago
@vaibhavroys dude he is just showing the process, in the title discription there isnt anything about this being a tutorial
st0peter 3 months ago
I wish I had this ability, I'm usually too impatient to sit with my digital painting work for too long.
2010seniorqq 4 months ago
i love your lighting and the details!!
at first, i was questioning the outcome based on the beginning sketch, but it's just a sketch...very good to see your process!
j3shika 4 months ago
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when I saw his sketch at the beginning I thought ''that isnt a good drawing" when he was like finishing I had to grab my jaw on the floor!! sssspectacular!
joaodapinhanhara 4 months ago
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joaodapinhanhara 4 months ago
Amazing!
swilson429 4 months ago
i don't wonne be the bad guy, but in 1:31 to 1:32 the picture of the girl is changing very problematic. can you tell me, why the girl in 1:31 has no shadow under her armpit and in 1:32, what a wonder, there it is. and you don't do anything at this point. it's very strange. sorry.
HandsOnKeysGames 5 months ago
@HandsOnKeysGames But she did have shadow.. :< It's just really light. Then he did some sort of filter that made the colors more vibrant and it's easier to see.
MissLoveTantei91 4 months ago
@HandsOnKeysGames I think the artist adjusted the contrast of a layer that had light shading.
MissPoplarLeaf 4 months ago
Great! I like it)
AcidLionFever 5 months ago
If you find this teaches you nothing, then videos like this are too advanced for you, and you should go find some worded tutorials. They're the best for learning the tools and techniques of digital painting. After a while, you move beyond what those kinds of tutorials can teach you, and instead draw inspirations and develop new techniques from studying finished artworks and watching how other artists do theirs. Art has no formula or cheat sheet that can be taught.
Aineloim 5 months ago 18
Name of music pliz!!
DragonDoper 5 months ago
Teaches nothing. It is a very talented artist showing off his skill. There is no process here.
TheRealLifeOfRiley 5 months ago
@TheRealLifeOfRiley
It only teaches nothing if you have no intention of learning anything.
Draikinator 5 months ago 2
@TheRealLifeOfRiley I don't recall anywhere in the video description where it says the intent of this is to "teach". Though that doesn't mean you still can't learn from observation. "Where I show my process" isn't the same as "This video is a detailed tutorial where I teach you step by step what I do to get the results I have."
MissLoveTantei91 4 months ago
This isn't a 'How to Photoshop', this is 'How to Draw' - and the best way to do that next to practice is to observe.
AvannTethialla 6 months ago
Lol for me even a eighth way through this video would have been a finished painting in my eyes.. my standards are relatively low it seems
Zanarkke 6 months ago
Photoshop is extremely complex, and its nice to have help, or peoples opinions on how to do things, it gives people some hope that they can be good. If you mess with photoshop to much, you end up messing up some automatic features, I did that once, trying to discover some things with photoshop elements, and completely messed up my brushes. Just offer up the help if someone asks
Blackearedwolf 6 months ago
Wait! What happend on 1:39? Suddenly the whole picture became realistic!
Sdgkiller 7 months ago
I love the process you chose. The results were unexpected from original sketch. I'm sometimes a messy painter, so I need to polish my process a bit. Don't be discouraged by the cmts here. Ppl can definitely learn from just watching "the process" as much as a tutorial. Tutorials don't necessarily help you paint better. A lot of getting better as an artist is learning to paint something the way you want it to appear and learning to imply things. Requires more observation/patience than 'steps'.
maruichan 7 months ago
don't worry if your methods may not be as advanced as this video. if it works for you, then it works for you
jimmypetelol 7 months ago
very nice illustration, even more impressed if its drawn with a mouse ;)
gyz0rz 7 months ago
awesome! My only complaint is that the name of the song wasn't included :(
zorpfnork 7 months ago
what song is this!?
7CATALYST25 7 months ago
where you learned to color?
gordiceazuroka 8 months ago
I think this tutorial is not for beginners. Awesome work though.
spikes642 8 months ago
@spikes642 then again if you're not a beginner why would you be watching tutorials anyways
EvilJirachi 8 months ago
@EvilJirachi If someone isn't a beginner, sometimes its refreshing to see other artists take on their artwork, and see the different techniques they may have used to achieve a certain look. There is no one great artist in the world that rules supreme over all other artists. There is so much artistic talent out here, its hard to NOT want to get ideas from others ya know?
Sugars00 7 months ago
@Sugars00 but its just a standard profile painting of a warrior girl done millions of times
EvilJirachi 7 months ago
@EvilJirachi But with the point I'm trying to make, that's not what matters. I'm specifically talking about talent, skill and techniques
Sugars00 7 months ago
I think this tutorial is not for beginners. Awesome work though.
spikes642 8 months ago
ah ok i get it..
mfirebird3000 8 months ago
Hey what about this: if at least one person learned something in this video, then its useful. It would be useless if it was a video of a picture.
Ricchalen 8 months ago
the song is awsome. just like this artist.
venomninja30 8 months ago
very cool video
tonydraws 9 months ago
well it says it at the top is a process not a tutorial
sakugu130 9 months ago
For those who think they didn't learn much, well, this vid is not a TUTORIAL. Is a glimpse of the PROCESS of creating. Whether you learned something or not is not his problem.
edwin11373 9 months ago
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m300th 10 months ago
How is this any more of him saying, "Look what I can do" than just showing the final product?
Mitsu3474 10 months ago
people hate how people use this method these days... i say what the hell do you know... conept artists have deadlines, multiple ideas that need to be drawn out over a course of a couple of hours and if digital painting makes things just a lil easier to reach those deadlinesthen so what, the ideas still drawn, its only finalised once it starts getting painted
CoalitionGamingHD 10 months ago
The thing with people who complains about speed painting videos is that they don't know how the program or, "the behind the scene" stuff works. I think that when you have read books looked up other "basic" program videos you will find these kind of videos very useful to you.
UnknownJS 11 months ago
i watch these videos because they help me improve
24BitStuff 11 months ago
And to think...old Frank Frazetta did it all without a computer
BigFatLoserDude 11 months ago
@BigFatLoserDude Did you know Frank Frazetta was clueless when it came to drawing feet? Look at all of his work and see how many feet you can count.
USMCMIAMI 10 months ago
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BigFatLoserDude 11 months ago
Stop bitching. If you want to see a Tutorial. Go look one up.
Personally, I like just watching people speed paint, excuse me for not being a tutorial whore.
546UsagiRose 11 months ago
OMG THIS IS AWSOME
katiaprotectorGW 1 year ago
Whats up with the know it alls on this video? Just appreciate the video for what it is, use it as inspiration, and practice practice practice.
Funkstylesaydee 1 year ago 3
I'm surprised people think this doesn't teach much. I personally don't want to know what things the artist clicked in the tool bar. I can figure out that on my own. That's book learning type stuff. I learn way more by watching the decision making outcomes. The whole video is a PROCESS. A thought process. Not a robotic, click here, then click here, cheat. Nothings going to cure that besides hours and hours playing with the program yourself.
cranscape 1 year ago 170
@cranscape So true
gustabubble 11 months ago
@cranscape exactly!
aquaprin 10 months ago
@cranscape Ah well yeah...for thought process ANYTHING is useful. You can post a 10 min video of dripping water and say the same thing "So that's how water works".......but no one would know what menu you chose to REPLICATE it and anyone used to Painter for example would pretty much be starting form scratch.....sooooooo, it's beautiful sure....but you still have to reverse engineer the entire video to glean any of the process.
USMCMIAMI 10 months ago
@cranscape I very much agree with you. I hate watching instructional vids with a step by step description of what to do, explaining stuff I can easily figure out on my own.
Obsidian433 9 months ago
@cranscape
While I agree this video does teach a lot, I think it's utterly silly to call knowing which tools they used to do what "cheating". Yes playing for hours in the program yourself is great, but at the same time not everyone expects you to reinvent the wheel when you're first learning how to do something.
DarkTyreal 9 months ago
@cranscape I agree. This video doesn't need to outright tell you how to do something, it's all in what you can observe in the process that you learn the most, like right now I really stink at lighting on humans, and I learned a bit more on how to do this by watching the video
StitchChicksRule 8 months ago
@cranscape
However to a novice, the decisions made are not so obvious. A novice will not know how to produce some of these effects and "decisions". example, what are the layer settings, what are the brush opacities? etc....
enlil06 6 months ago
@cranscape agreed. I learn through practice and observation. :]
walluvjericho 6 months ago
genial!!! nada mas que decir xD
constanza259 1 year ago
wow ..... I can easily understand what he is doing .... you just need learn a little about the tools and its easy follow along ....
merccc1 1 year ago
This is amazing! Thank you.
You guys want tutorials, look for "tutorials". Stop the bitchin'.
dam
skipp311 1 year ago
ya like all the speed paint vids just show their pic like flyin around and shit with a lot of windows and stuff popin in for a sec. most of the people who search this up wana learn drawing with digital technology but dont get me wrong this guy is still really good at wat he does
TheGuyUWishUWere69 1 year ago
I don't get it why show this in speeded up time rather than someone just showing just a few tips in drawing an image. I'm sure this type of painting took all day with the many choices that the artist had to make in coming up with this image.
celespaul51 1 year ago
I don't think they're useless. They show the exact painting process which could benefit intermediate level artists. However if you don't know anything about the software or you only start to learn to paint, there's no point watching them. Try something else.
FatalRibbon 1 year ago
I Like how in the beginning it was a somewhat flat drawing and i didn't think it'd go anywhere impressive but as it went on with addingn lighting/color it really started to look pro. It looks like he really didn't use much any layering anyway. in real painting you don't use layers at all either though
LastRqss 1 year ago
HOT
InsideBurningIce 1 year ago
Does the number of layers give a direct correlation of ePenis size?
406Monaro 1 year ago
Ehm, really? Sure, it dosn't explain much but it's a speed painting, it's just suppose to quickly show someones process and get you inspired.
LudicGraphix 1 year ago 4
doesn't even say how many layers are used...
GarlandFraser 1 year ago
@GarlandFraser in the end it doesnt matter because they'll all get merged anyways
EvilJirachi 1 year ago
@GarlandFraser hows that gonna help?xD
blackbonexxx 1 year ago
@blackbonexxx Easy, it says that either the artist is working with one continuous layer using brush settings, or it's made with several layers using opacity settings.
GarlandFraser 1 year ago
@GarlandFraser I was being sarcastic xD but in this case you can do the same with one or 100 layers since he is always painting over
blackbonexxx 1 year ago
It may seem like you never get anywhere at times. Like you are wasting your time drawing nothing. But just the very act of using your hands to create whatever, every day.. consistently, pushes you more than you may think towards that level you want to be at. Don't give up, just make create, make, create, and create some more. You have the capacity to do it if you just try, and I mean really try. Nothing can stop you but yourself. Just say fuck it and do do do do.
connor2444 1 year ago
Aw waow :D Gratuitous amounts of FruityLoops :D Nice work, not too keen on the face and the back around the shoulders - looks a little too skeletal.
DumuRaL 1 year ago
NIce rendering, but OH MY GOD, thats the kind of a situation when one makes such beautiful strokes, describing something balanced and expressive .. and then goes in and fucks it up completely by painting over. :) And thats one of the things the academic education can give you - it teaches you to see such things. I assume the guy is self-taught.
CatzLV 1 year ago
@CatzLV Doubt he is self taught.
Shydrow 1 year ago
BEAUTIFUL ... INSPIRING.. THANK YOU FOR SHARING, KEEP CREATING PAZ
IAMIONLINE 1 year ago
I bought a Intous 4 and got mad skills right away. Never drawn before in my life. It's magic.
KALfilms 1 year ago
I am no good at blending skin tones....gosh....as for airbrushing, do you use smudging or blurring??
ryovan 1 year ago
@ryovan Eyedrop a color close by, set your opacity to 10% and that's how you blend
NeccoWecco 1 year ago
@NeccoWecco
Thanks for the reply. Really appreciate it. Will take note of that definitely. :)
ryovan 1 year ago
Hmmm...while I do prefer the basic soft round only,this is quite interesting outcome...
Hamashimura 1 year ago
WoW it,s Awesome... great
i have a question,
What is the first musik ?
Thank^s
bunni619 1 year ago
it´s fits very nice with the music just about when it really get a shape... :)
koprivaqi 1 year ago
wow this video makes me want to open up photoshop and justttt paint :)
pooo69 1 year ago
I like the music in the background, would you mind posting the name?
DigitalRevelation 1 year ago
could i use the ipad and the dagi stylus to make this kind of draw?
Is there any dagi stylus that feels more as a real pen? whats better a wacom or an 16gb ipad? (wacom of the same price as the 16gb ipad)
elDreDas 1 year ago
@elDreDas the entire purpose of a wacom is to supply a sense of reality when digitally creating artwork. iPad's are marketed for many other purposes, and drawing really isnt their focus.
Soooo, if you're looking to create anything near what the video shows above, you're gonna need a drawing tablet. I suggest a wacom Bamboo if you dont want to blow a ton of cash. Got mine for 40 bucks, works very well for the money i spent on it, too.
FenrusU 1 year ago
PLEASEE MANN PLEASEE make a tutorial where we could see step by step ( slowly) how did you make this beautiful image, please this is my pasion, im learning english because of this, some day i would like to be the best comic book artist, and the best with photoshop at painting draws!
elDreDas 1 year ago
dude i have some characters, i want to paint them the same way you painted this woman, please make a tutorial!
elDreDas 1 year ago
@elDreDas knowing the steps isnt enough pal. =/
even after you know how to use a medium, it takes hundreds of tries before it really even starts to look respectable.
FenrusU 1 year ago
@FenrusU I am a pro drawer on paper, i am beginning with digital painting and a tutorial a SLOW TALKED TUTORIAL would help me a lot, i have an intuos4 medium and know what i want i just need to learn how to apply color
elDreDas 1 year ago
@elDreDas
paper and pixels are very different mediums, like ive said dude.
its like comparing watercolor with chalk, they're completely seperate shows, given that some extent of one's knowledge of art can be applied from one to the other.
FenrusU 1 year ago
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Really like your artwork, and its nice to see the vision from fellow visual digital artist, am working on a bunch of robo digi art click take a look would like your comments too, just click on my name on the left hand side to view the video, hope to see more artwork of yours soon :). Digi Artman
Digiartmandotcom 1 year ago
Nice drawing! Is that done with a tablet? What is this music ?
celticart 1 year ago
How long did it take you in total?
MrLemonyFresh 1 year ago
music is so shit
mrrrloc 1 year ago
Now is this on the internet somewhere, this picture? It's gorgeous.
StasiaMayHem 1 year ago
What computer program is this? please respond asap!
Hartbrother3 1 year ago
@Hartbrother3 Photoshop. calm down and be a little more respectful.
gamersgene 1 year ago
@gamersgene lol sorry I really want to learn! :P
Hartbrother3 1 year ago
Pencil and paper are good, but you can still learn on a wacom and in PS
cptcrandall 1 year ago
Pretty cool vid although I thought it was gonna be a tutorial. What's the name of the first track?
Kaiba7076 1 year ago
Looks like photoshop or paint program. Really nice work. I wonder how long did this take?
SuperFinalcut 1 year ago
digital paint ...what is the softwere
914peru 1 year ago
@914peru Corel Painter
briancurnel 1 year ago
Make a bigger nipple please. =)
dawasw 1 year ago
how on earth can you see what you are doing without zooming in? I may need glasses. Way cool to see such talent.
royalconcrete1 1 year ago
nice.
klem142 1 year ago
great work but how did you change the skin color in 1:40?
gunzfireWC 1 year ago
Why do people just browse these kinda of videos expecting to suddenly learn how to make a digital painting?
Powerful software like Corel Painter or Photoshop only counts for so much, and the same can be said for having access to a large range of high quality traditional materials.
You still have to learn the fundamentals; no amount of instruction videos can teach you how to draw, you have to put in at least a couple of years practice to get to this level.
And don't say it's all talent, either
Zhokul 1 year ago 3
@Zhokul that's true however Some people learn by being exposed to something, I guess it sets a standard for you
MarcusWindrune 1 year ago
im guessing this is on corel painter 11. i just got the trial version, but its a bit different from photoshop, but i really want to know how you managed a lot of the awesomeness you just did. its like i have an idea, but i don't know the program
awesome painting! an excellent example of quality work
Zinferbuddy 1 year ago
beautiful
NDahlq91 1 year ago
That's my dream
florethebrave 1 year ago
haha dudes. before you buy the equipment you have to get one thing that you can't buy. knowlegde. you get knowledge from experience and experience from practice.
i suggest pencil and paper :-)
worn1 1 year ago 148
@worn1 if youre serious about drawing, you can practice just the same on the tablet lol.
Bidon45 1 year ago
@Bidon45 No real point as in scanning your pencil drawings still works way better when creating something your self so learning with a pencil in paper is a must imo
Bosso0 1 year ago
@worn1 photoshop is cheaper in the long term tbh
werty302 1 year ago
@werty302 oh yeah it pays for itself in the long run
kittycatcarley 1 year ago
@worn1 actually i feel much more comfortable with tablet and pen then with pencil and paper but of course everything originates in pen and paper :)
so i would suggest you buy something cheap for the beginning just to try it out :)
FroggyBre 1 year ago
@worn1 OMG, I always thought a WACOM gave you talent. XD
SevenIHL 1 year ago
@worn1 You did spell knowledge incorrectly for a sense of irony of course, yes?
ArchEnemy969 1 year ago
@ArchEnemy969
yo
worn1 1 year ago
@worn1 I suggest a tablet. In the long run, I admit in the very long run but none the less, in the long run it will be cheaper. You can get a Wacom Bamboo Pen tablet for 60 bucks now so it's not expensive.
mQtek 1 year ago
@worn1 Too true, brotha.
christen008 1 year ago
@worn1 slightly false cause there are books like Bridgeman and Loomis you have to buy for a even better grounding on anatomy of humans. Then there are plenty on life studies and drawing and how you can train your brain around it that can augment and heavily improve self learning.
Tough i'm just being a smartass really. You message is right though avoid going around buying fancy shit cause it wont make you better.
Shydrow 1 year ago
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worn1 1 year ago
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@Shydrow youre right, i didnt say that you shouldnt buy books of anatomy.
the debate 'bout 'technical' progress or if art is 'learnable' is another one though.
my english is not so good, im sorry.
ps.
GOTTFRIED BAMMES is the shit if its 'bout anatomy ;-)
but i dont know if you can get his books in english.
worn1 1 year ago
@worn1 Yeah. i just took a quick look and his stuff is great. Chances are it is in English but not easy to get.
Shydrow 1 year ago
@worn1 you should write a 'digital painting for dummies' book.
dexigner01 1 year ago
@dexigner01 yeah probably youre right dude.
if you got any problems, check kunstnet(dot)de(slash)worn, and ask again if i you need help ;-)
greetz from germany
worn1 1 year ago
thats was tight im impressed
FrankyVInternational 1 year ago
check out more Art Instruction videos 3kickstudio
MrVideoforhire 1 year ago
Did you make the original image by your self, or did you just get it of the internet?
timendil 1 year ago
WAHHHHH IM SOOOOOOOOO JEALOUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS =[ I practice all the time, but I just SUCK...omg -.-
morningPMshow 1 year ago
it's best to learn it your own way's and your own style because it art got to do it your way you just can't use other people skills pretty much just have to learn and play with the tool you gotten ^^;;
cutegirlwhite1234 1 year ago
There is no right or wrong Brush. Just try till you find your set of brushes...
mbglobetrotter 1 year ago
ok i just downloaded corel painter 9.. but i don't know what brushes to use?
G7Donovan 1 year ago
Spent enough time pissing about on the shoulder, but a very nice piece
Necromalix 1 year ago
@Necromalix worth it : )
tsutomukun 1 year ago
very nice!!
kentiestudio 1 year ago 2
very nice!!!
kentiestudio 1 year ago 2
Photoshop does way more than photo's it has 3d integration (z-brush) and animation... I agree that Photoshop is limited in the painting field, but there is a tab in photoshop specifically for painting so it must be good for something. Corel Painter without a tablet is kinda useless and limited. Also, gotta love that erase tool. Don't get me wrong, I am def not bashing corel. I just prefer the Adobe Suite.
Livingsorrow85 1 year ago 2
Considering Painter:
I have a Core 2 Quad machine with 8800 GTS nVidia (i know it's not Quadro and not accelerating 2d) and 8Gb of RAM, but that dumbass painter is still very slow, when I draw on canvases like 3000x3000px. And often, I need bigger canvases... I wish they will put alot of effort to optimise that dumbass-slow software...
wizekorn 1 year ago 2
@wizekorn Get an older version, I use Painter X and it works fine for me.
Some people go as far back as 6, but you're painting at huge res's. You should size up to that res later and just clean up with smaller brushes because you're going to lag.
777Sir 1 year ago
Wow you are amazing
UnitedGam3rz 1 year ago 2
MrDefaulto I totally agree.
Sakumiku 1 year ago
That's the worst techno track I ever heard. And he seems to be obsessed with armpits. He probably spent 2 hours repainting it over and over again.
Parz1fal 1 year ago
@Parz1fal
Whatever needs to be done to get it right. if you don't like the music, mute it.
nerdnina 1 year ago 2
what's the tool you use to mix the colors as the background? blur?
mefistin 1 year ago
it was a pleasure to watch you work, thank you for sharing.
falconianuk 2 years ago
this is very informative for a visual learner. Thanks for the upload!
slippersANDpinyato 2 years ago
Wish someone would post up a link to a tut with some techniques. I like watching these speed paintings, but it's hard to actually see what they're doing :/ I have a wacom Intuos 3, and corel painter, photoshop cs3 and cs4 available to me. And I can't use any of them worth a flip for painting or drawing :/
Victorthebattousai 2 years ago 24
gnomon workshops...a bit expensive but you will never get better tutorials. I have the intro to painter, very good!
izikiel21 2 years ago
@Victorthebattousai I feel exactly the same way.
Redonx 2 years ago
@Victorthebattousa
Its generally endless hrs of endless layers of minor detail dude
Outline,fill,detailed lines,smudge,blur/sharpen,erase,sample colour,outline,fill,etc
Taking each layer of detail as required & increasing/decreasing the fill,hue,saturation,contrast of that particular layer,generally
Most find it easier to start by scanning an initial sketch,as well as using 1 of those pad thingies with the pen,though I taught myself b4 those pads were affordable,back on the Omega 500 in the 80's
the26thhour 1 year ago
@Victorthebattousai ive had the exact same problem when i got photoshop. i hadnt done any painting before, merely drawing with a pen. so i had to get used to "painting" really : just lay down all your colors, then melt them into each other and sharpen, tighten the form you got. add more and more details, always overpaint what you did before. thats how i try to do it and what i figured out from watching those speedapinting vids. but you gotta find out for yourself though :P
bestskater94 1 year ago
@Victorthebattousai same here, I have all the materials, but the talent? hmmmm =x
morningPMshow 1 year ago
@Victorthebattousai I know exactly what you mean, no one on the internet wants to post like a 10 part full painting walk through with talking or something.
ageshero 1 year ago
@Victorthebattousai if you want a link to a REALLY good comprehensive and understandable tutorial about how to paint in photoshop ill send you one, let me know if you do. It isnt just speed painting its a real tutorial.
Bidon45 1 year ago
@Bidon45 Would you be able to send me the link please? All I find on Youtube is speed painting vids labelled as tutorials -__-
Kaiba7076 1 year ago
@Victorthebattousai Buy a Photoshop course.
HallowedHoly 1 year ago
@Victorthebattousai practice practice practice :D
kittycatcarley 1 year ago
@Victorthebattousai Yeah, I'm tired of these speed paints too. I use Corel Painter, it's the best in my opinion. I have a lot of Corel tutorials. The best tutorials are by Jeremy Sutton. Google "Jeremy Sutton tutorials" I've downloaded a full DVD of him teaching Corel Painter. But I learned the most by just using Corel. If you have any questions about Corel you can also ask me.
davidsimkus 1 year ago
@Victorthebattousai you should buy a cheaper tablet first then... i did that to , have a intuos 4 a4 tablet now... 1 tip shadow, light ,color, hair, eyes, sketch put them all in a seperated layer, good luck :)
befrey 1 year ago