Watch it in HQ: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =3iDQUQAW9DA&fmt=18

Hi, everyone

So this is my first - and maybe last lol - video on Youtube, which is rather obvious judging by the crappy video editing :P

Anyway, this is just a kind of 'speed paint' equivalent of a sketch I drew recently; sketched it on Corel Painter X with a Wacom Bamboo and threw some light colors at it just for fun.
The video is shortened to 3 minutes, originally it took me a little over 25 minutes to crank this one out.

Again, this is just a simple doodle that I decided to share with some of you just for the heck of it, as it's not really the kind of thing I'd include in my portfolio.


Hope you like it ;-)

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A young boy caught in a cycle of ridicule and overeating — what's wrong with this picture?

For more information about this film and to take action visit: http://www.mediathatmattersfes t.org/4/laugh_at_the_fat_kid/i ndex.php?fs=action

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Painting of the Mona Lisa using Microsoft paint. Original painting time 2hrs 30mins. Plays in under 5 minutes.

Thank you everyone who voted for this video in the 2007 YouTube Video Awards.

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A speedpainting in photoshop. I used one brush for pretty much the whole thing. At the end I changed the brush to a different one for a few spots in the background. For that part I showed my work area since a lot of people have asked what I'm doing. As you can see, there's nothing fancy. One layer, one brush. The thing I did at the very end though was to duplicate the layer, gaussian blur it, and change it to Soft Light. I find this creates a nice effect in portraits.

Tools:
Photoshop
Camtasia Studio
Wacom Intuos Tablet

Music:
Chopin Scherzo No.3 Opus 39

The music in this speedpainting was performed by my good friend Nancy Tsai and I dedicate this painting to her.

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