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Mario Pires
Приєднався 5 лис 2013
Coloring Line Art Digitally - with Photoshop
This tutorial demonstrates one method an illustrator can use to color a line art drawing using digital coloring techniques. This video focuses on using Adobe Photoshop as the coloring program.
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PHS Art Courses 2024
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This is an overview and guide to the courses offered by the PHS Visual Arts Department.
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This is a quick introduction to navigating the editing software for IMovie.
Watercolor Basics
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This video tutorial introduces the viewer to the basic and fundamental techniques of watercolor painting. Enjoy!
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This video demonstrates the steps in cropping and editing an photo image using the Pixlr web app.
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This video covers the fundamentals of coloring and digitally painting in Photoshop, especially with line art.
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This tutorial shows you how to select and convert photos into silhouettes using Adobe Photoshop.
How to Grid and sketch from a Photo - Portraits
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This video covers the benefits of the grid scale technique used with photographs. This technique allows artists to use an approach that increases the accuracy of a drawing.
How to create a SILHOUETTE in Photoshop
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digital line art -sketch to final in digital drawing with Photoshop
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Photoshop tools - Quick mask and Color overlay tutorial
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Acrylic Painting step by step introduction
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Acrylic Painting step by step introduction
Watercolor illustration - applying washes and adding color pencil
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COLOR PENCIL - layering color for illustrations
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COLOR PENCIL - layering color for illustrations
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Thank you this helped me out so much!
Thanks for sharing it helps me a lot to understand how to use this grid ❤️
Congratulation Thank you very much
Great tutorial bro! Thanks for making this video.
Very helpful, thank you!
well that was ass
This was really helpful thank you
What's the calculation? I'd like to upscale an a4 to a3...
Deze techniek werd al toegepast tijdens de Renaissance
I like the grid scale, but on my drawing I only put light dots. Otherwise I find all the lines difficult to completely remove.
THANK U SO MUCH DUDE I COULDNT FIND ANYTHING ELSE THAT WAS ACTUALLY GOOD🙏🙏
Found this an extremely good introduction to 2 point perspective
Love all your videos! I am going to have my sub use them and have students practice these techniques when I am gone. Can I have the worksheets?
Thanks for the great video! Would you be able to share the worksheet?
Love Cate!
What if you have an 8x10 print and your drawing on an 11x17 piece of paper. Sure it’s easy with even numbers what about the odds and even together?
Good question. I will create a video to answer this question fully in the near future. For now, let's answer your question. If you have an 8 x 10 print and 11" x 17" drawing paper, I would do the following: It is impossible to perfectly fit an 8 x 10 scaled up image onto a full 11 x17 paper, but you have an alternative. You could scale up the 8x10 to create a 10" x 12.5" drawing quite easily. Start by making a grid that is spaced every 2 inches on your 8 x10 printed image. You will end up with a grid that is 4 squares by 5 squares, or a 4/5 ratio. On your 11 x 17 paper, make a rectangle that is 10" x 12.5" inches. Then mark every 2.5" around the perimeter of the rectangle. You will then link up your lines and have a 4 square by 5 square grid as well. There are other options to get larger on your paper, but this is a simple example of scaling up with simple measurements. I hope this helps!
I especially liked the instruction on pastel techniques. My first experience working with chalk pastels was about two weeks ago, and I didn't much like working with them. But I hadn't tried the simple blending technique you show here. I think I'll do better the next time I try.
How would you grid a 8x10 picture to bristle board size??? Please help 😊
Thank you so much!
THANK YOU! I can't say how much I appreciate your video!
THANK YOU! Can't say how much I appreciate your video!
Are there follow-up videos of this project going through the next stages of the process?
Yes, I have a video on chalk pastel that completes the drawing
This is fantastic! Have gone through a ton of videos online and this is the first one with such great "drills" - thank you!!
Thank you for the feedback! I am looking to add more painting tips soon. Appreciate it!
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Prang watercolor is EXCELLENT for practice, glad to see another use it!🎉
Right?! ...and practice is the key.
'Promosm' 🌷
Wow!! So cool!! 🐘
Thanks for sharing this information.
Does this technique help you learn to draw ?
This technique builds hand eye coordination and helps you focus and be accurate. As far as drawing skills, you want to build your skills through sketching from observation.
Sir you saved me❤❤ mind blowing method
Ya don't want that pencil to catch on fire :D
Thanks for sharing this awesome technique, i will definitely be using this often. I have trouble scaling my drawings to size, so this will eliminate that issue! 💯‼️
Well done!
thankk you sir...
Thanks so much for the explanation
Sold, subbed, binging starts meow.
Love your teaching skills!! Its a great help to me, thanks. I'm learning so much!
I love your teaching methods! Thanks for sharing.
Mr. Pires, I am a teacher, may I use this amazing resource for my students please? Thank you for your time and wonderful work!
Please use this anytime! Thnaks for the comments!
thx for this bro make more tutorial vids
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Calla y dibuja
The best teacher. Thank you.
Plz! share image link ..
This is perfect thank you I find it easy enough to draw things but getting the scale right is where it can get messy this will completely improve that
Do you suggest art students doing this who are painting or not? Cause my teacher 20 years ago frowned on me when i was doing this for a rough foundation for a painting. I was enlarging one of my photos and they didn't like the method so much. They thought i should eye ball it.
20 years later those things my teacher(s) said about frowning on using technology still comes to the fore front even though i've realized now, everyone uses technology in their work. (It's handicaped me a bit, but i'm still trying to get over it.) If you're a cgi artsist - well duh, but motion capture is pretty much tracing. And digital art using photoshop layers that you can trace images with wow. :D I'm not saying everyone traces, but computers just make it easier. Time saver most def. and that's what griding is about, getting your proportions right and saving you time.
I think 20-25 years ago with the early stages of home PC's those tenured teachers with egos (who been out of the work game for a decade and had been teaching) probably weren't aware of the ease of use and were stuck in the drafting stage mentality. Example: in my graphic design class we still had to learn drafting board techniques even though NO ONE (99% of no one) would be using them in the future because of PC's (the kids/students knew this the grown adults- not so much). This is around the time the school was converting to computer labs. The teachers sadly were bad and didn't know anything about computers. So computer aided programs like photoshop, illustrator dreamweaver, Flash- basically taught ourselves :(. What a waste of money for that racist school "Miami University" was in Oxford, Ohio (yea, calling them out) and other disciplines were sorta the same with thoughts towards computers.
what's the website that allows you to put your image in and it haas grid options?
you might want to try pixlr editor
What about if you have an 11x 14 working from a 8x10 photo reference?
Bro what about when you want to draw a photo in your mobile phone