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Amazing Tutorial bro..

i was looking for this channel the all year i found it

i didnt really catched a key idea of video,can you explain please?

I preach this gospel to all of my peers, i love how you broke it down in a digestible format! Lovely video man, you got my sub for sure🤧🔥

Great video! Thank you very much!!!

Does morphing your drawing often to get shape and perspective right affect your ability to draw better overall? I feel I rely on it too much that I can’t do traditional mediums well

I really like fundamentals, it's like lego; I just wish I have a more structured way to practice them....

Love what I watch so far so I'm gonna follow you. There is so much to learn and so little time that I feel I wasted 3 years (studying/drawing) with out having nothing figured out. Still learning to draw to this day.

Your lesson of learning the LOVE of the process, and finding the FUN, makes me want to cry from happiness. I’ve been looking EVERYWHERE, but you were able to teach it so well.

Wow! Wow! Wow! Your videos are SO IMPORTANT, I want you to know that… You really helped me get through my block and learn to LOVE drawing 😭 Thank you thank you thank you 🙏🏼

Damn, i want to learn draw but now I need to learn english

Thank you for the lesson

I just want to say i love your art and your videos dude, i made a pixiv account and followed you along with a bunch of different artists that i found on there. I think you have a very nice blend of eastern and western influences. Most of the art ive seen on pixiv is very east (which is not a bad thing at all, i love it) but just pointing it out cause i feel you stick out among the crowd.

Thank you once again for all the great insight! That is also a beautiful Octopus Mermaid Lady. Great, creative concept!

nice video! thanks, actually i made a project to have a linear process, have fun with all this is the point, the trajectory for me is more fun than the results!

great idea! very interesting approach:)

Thank you for sharing this! I’m going to try do this when studying the fundamentals gets a little boring!

I feel the same way about linework. I don't know why, but if I render someone else's lines, it looks fine. However, if I do my own, it's terrible unless I change it as I render. I feel it might come down to shapes and not seeing them in 3D. The worst part is that going over linework with multiple layers makes drawing a lot less fun, and usually, the result comes out worse. I wonder if it's something that should be overcome. Should I be focusing on getting rid of lines to learn faster? It's hard to find content that doesn't focus on lines and traditional construction. This year, I have been going hard on drawing courses, and I feel like it's like walking backwards.

Great vid man. Keep it up.

Great video. I love watching you work. I get so caught up in line that I forget how much you can get done just using shapes.

Let me ask you a question. But I'd like you to pick a side, just like you did for this video, where you didn't want to sit on the fence by saying "do both quality and quantity". What's a better and faster way to improve: By creating full artworks (which incorporate everything) or do concentrated studies like spending time doing anatomy only, lighting only, perspective only etc? Obviously for beginners creating artworks is much harder because everything comes together. But I feel like many people give up on art because they're told to draw 100 noses and they just give up because it's so boring. I'm one of those people. I just can't draw arms in perspective. It's not fun. But at the same time trying to create artworks is really, really hard at the beginning. Proportions are hard. Rendering is especiaaally hard. Yet at the same time it's somehow more fun. But the question is how effective is it compared to doing studies of the fundamentals. (Most people seem to be leaning towards studying the fundamentals and then trying to incorporate those into artworks. Which is probably the safest way to learn but again... it's just sooo boring.) That might even be a whole new topic worth discussing. I don't like practicing art but I LOVE creating art. I hate struggling with perspective and rendering but I LOVE visualizing my ideas. So I always wonder if there are tricks and shortcuts to get to the finish line quicker. The biggest game changer for me personally was incorporating DAZ 3D into my workflow. Creating the elaborate reference in there and then try to redraw and repaint the 3D artwork by hand to have the painterly look and feel I'm going for.

very cool, each version brought something interesting to the table, thank you for the lesson

These vids have been helping alot. Really appreciate these!

hello loved the video can u talk a little more about assets for the brush?

Heeeey, I had asked the first question you answered in this video! Thank you so much for that! Plenty of great other stuff in this video as well. Lots to learn, lots to learn.

hey man i have been watching your videos, you have been doing some cool art!, talking about AI and Photobashing i have a feeling that these are two complete different animals, you are right some people at the time got trigered with Photobashing like 15 years ago ? but honestly ,it wasn't that controversial.... not at level of AI, now i did Photobashing ! for me it was something great but i din't know composition color theory nothing, so it was pretty bad lol, but let me tell you if you, wanted to get to the result you have a plethora of avenues to get to that result, a buch of options and paths to take, and i think that is where it falls all your skills as an artist, unlike AI i feel like you are in a echo chamber of creativity sort to say, you are tied to an algorithm machine learning and stuff, and also the data base used it is not ethic ( this is the problem for most Artist.... it is not the thing of " they r using the cheating code" ) i know if you where doing studies with photobashing ( just for you ) you could use practically any image on the internet, but ... if you where in a Concept art studio, things where serious , you needed to make clear that you where using a Legal use of images otherwise you could get in big troubles that's another big big difference, another difference... much of the people using Photobashing they where really good at Art, they where using it to speed up the process .not for enhancing results, unlike AI, now all the talk in general of "you must use every tool"... i feel like most people and artist are using this like a mantra all most, but they aren't learning other tools , like Blender or SketchUp, substance painter etc...you know what i mean ? personally i pretty much enjoyed Photobashing in the past, but i'm not looking back, i'm on a path of getting better on my own skills i thought i was ok, but now i know that i must level up haha, once again your channel is great

The video is great, you need to keep promoting your channel. Is not hard.

I thoucht it was a gtag monkey💀

Would you use the same approach now if you tried to draw more slender characters like women or men without armor? That painting had a silhouette with very strong shapes where shape based design with the lasso tool seems to work wonderfully - but what about when it's more about the base human figure?

Woahh I’m early I love your art and ur advice :)

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Great tutorial! lasso is cool

photo bashing is garbage just like Ai. ! please stop both!

Love the advice brother. I'm a aspiring artist and I learned so much. Helped me have a better understanding about art

amazing quality. I really appreciated this one. Thanks!

Good Video! I am team Noise. but you dont need to merge the painting. you can do two methods. 1) take a snapshot. by (ctrl+Shft+alt+e) and then add noise. or 2) Just make a layer in the top filled with a cool light brown and just add the noise to that layer and make it soft light at 40%

Thanks for the vid it was insightful 😊

Great advice at the end! It’s really helpful to stay motivated and on track. Thanks for sharing.

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There are paint programs that makes this technique a lot easier as they allow you to draw a region like in lasso tool that then gets autofilled with current color, making you waste less time of switching back and forth between paint bucket and lasso tools. I think Krita has such thing, but not sure. Definitely ClipStudio has it, though whether it is in the default brushes or on its asset store, I don't know.

great work! is the perspective grid made by you for each piece or is it a premade

Ive never thought about doing it like this. I've always done iterative line work, then paint it when it feels right. That being said, i am definitely going to give this a shot

I love the final drawing and even more so how you've started off in this drawing. The shape approach. I'm still very early on in my art journey but I find myself hating doing sketching with lines more and more. It's just... not fun. The proportions always look bad and off. And I don't know if that's just me not being good enough or if I'm one of the people who gravitate more towards creating with shapes instead of lines. Supposedly there are people who perceive stuff as mass instead of outlines / contours.

Your channel is a goldmine!

Thank you for sharing this!

Your work is amazing Sir. The art looks awesome!

I was about to say that type of shading reminds me of tattoo art style and I suddenly remembered that you're a tattoo artist lol silly me. great tips btw

You are making good art, so I think it s smart to work in the way you find most enjoyable. If someone says that you "should" do it a certain way, what they are really saying is, "This is what works for me."

Been enjoying your videos, very valuable information! thank you