New Rendering Tutorial | Follow Along With My Original .procreate File
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Make a slightly more abstract rendering based on a pen-and-ink style with areas of both flat and gradated color infill.
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Thanks so much for doing these
Hey Brian, you're welcome! I've been swamped lately with actual work so my tutorial posting has dropped off a bit, but hopefully you've downloaded the interactive guide and have plenty to look at. How are you using Procreate in your professional or student life?
Look the free Sketch technique. Another great video as always James look forward to the next one.
Thank you, Derrell!
Brilliant work. Love the process.
Thank you! Cheers!
Ronsino: if you’re new to this channel be sure to check out the 1-click interactive guide I made that provides direct links to the most helpful video you need when you need it: www.akersarchitecturalrendering.com/blog/2020/12/24/free-interactive-guide.
Also, can I ask you how you are using Procreate in your life? It really helps me figure out what tutorials to make next, thanks
Great one!!! Miss your commentary! 😉👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Haha I'll make it up to you, Jimmy!
Amazing! I’ll get to this level one day
I'm honored to have you along for the journey! How are you using Procreate, Corey?
Corey: : If you’re new to this channel be sure to check out the 1-click interactive guide I made that provides direct links to the most helpful video you need when you need it: www.akersarchitecturalrendering.com/blog/2020/12/24/free-interactive-guide.
Also, can I ask you how you are using Procreate in your life? It really helps me figure out what tutorials to make next, thanks
@@iPadForArchitecture oh, thanks! it’s really helpfull 👏🏼
Awesome work! Been following your channel. Quick question, how did you trace the shadows of the human figures?
That's just a skill I've acquired over time. Just studied a lot of shadows in my time lol
Wow, Awesome!!🔥 🤩
Thanks 🔥
Kazco: If you’re new to this channel be sure to check out the 1-click interactive guide I made that provides direct links to the most helpful video you need when you need it: www.akersarchitecturalrendering.com/blog/2020/12/24/free-interactive-guide.
Also, can I ask you how you are using Procreate in your life? It really helps me figure out what tutorials to make next, thanks
Hi, James. I've been watching your watercolor work, it looks more crisp whereas the digital ones are in a looser style. I wonder what that has to do with it?
I'm not sure what you mean. Are you referring to the watercolor examples on my website? Please tell me more.
@@iPadForArchitecture Yes, on your site
@@sergiichmyl2095 Well, I think there are 2 reasons for that: 1) the watercolor work was usually bigger and I had to make a relatively precise line drawing and then transfer it to the watercolor paper, so there's that with regard to the line quality, and 2) the texture of the watercolor paper adds a lot of character to the renderings, and also gives the spread of the paint a finite line, whereas rendering w/ Procreate is more like rendering with markers or even an airbrush. And 3) bonus reason--I think I've just gotten lazy and have more fun doing looser stuff at this point in my career, and really don't have the patience for super-precise renderings any more. I've always found that the best business model is to do the least necessary to get the client what they want. That way you save them money and you save yourself aggravation. So if a rendering only has to be about 75% to 80% precise as "just starting my career me" thinks it has to be, then so be it, that's good enough!
Sergii: : If you’re new to this channel be sure to check out the 1-click interactive guide I made that provides direct links to the most helpful video you need when you need it: www.akersarchitecturalrendering.com/blog/2020/12/24/free-interactive-guide.
Also, can I ask you how you are using Procreate in your life? It really helps me figure out what tutorials to make next, thanks
@@iPadForArchitecture I read your blog from beginning to end. You can't imagine my excitement when I found out you know one of my favorite artists, Thomas Schaller!