Digital Art Process - Dracula - Process Part 1

[InternalStryke]

I truly love your artwork! Many thanks for allowing us to view the process of your works.

[MikeNashArt]

@InternalStryke You're very welcome. Thank you for enjoying it!

[ExtraTerrestrial100]

did u use any reference?

[MikeNashArt]

@ExtraTerrestrial100 Yes, I always use a variety of references when painting.

[AngusTheWolf]

excellent choice in music my friend :) simply owe inspiring. may i enquire as to the program you use to create this masterpiece?

[d3tach3d]

i notice your Primary color on the bursh keeps constantly changing. are you using hotkeys? or selecting from the color wheel? or using the color picker? I cant tell!!!

[mlssmyr]

how long did it take to finish this?

[MikeNashArt]

@mlssmyr The painting progress in this video took 3 hours, but the final painting took place over 4 weeks.

[mmarieden]

Here, the face(particularly the mouth) look very handsome, but the final details, as shown on your website, look completely different.

[cricketts801]

our using photoshop right? which photoshop is it and have you ever used painter?

[vikbarua86]

Are you using a mouse or is it some sort of a drawingpad? AMAZIING WORK !!

[MikeNashArt]

@vikbarua86 Thank you. I'm using a graphics tablet, which utilises pressure sensitivity. Using a mouse would take much longer and probably wouldn't produce the same result.

[rinniemac1]

Absolutely fabulous, the music is a perfect choice, a well rounded artist you are. Cheers!

[mmarieden]

Absolutely gorgeous. Nice music.

[idvazquez]

so good man, it would be awesome if you could talk us through the tutorial, maybe some tips on technique etc.. keep up the awesome work!

p.s.

i know this sounds dumb but, how do you get that double screen? where your editing on the right but you can see the pic on the left large scale?

[MikeNashArt]

@idvazquez I have thought about adding commentary to my videos, but the videos already take quite a while to put together. However I have been planning an art tutorial book and a lot of the work you see on this channel will feature in the book. Hopefully, once it's complete, it'll be more useful to you. :)

Open your image in Photoshop, then click Window > Arrange > New Window. You might need to drag the windows apart and resize them in order to see both at the same time.

[idvazquez]

@MikeNashArt Awesome! and thanks for the reply, i tried it and it works great! thanks for the tip, i'll keep a look out for that book! cheers!

[googlegirl07]

Simply amazing :P Lauren btw. :D

[AMIdragon6]

ohhh this looks so wonderful! :D

I already can't wait for the second part!~