How did you get the different shapes with selection tool to fill in the mountains , it was probably straight forward for experience artist but I'm a newby , would really like to know cause it was genius 👍👍👍
@@ronanconcepts7480 he used the lasso tool with the "+" sign checked in the below box then drew the shapes he wanted free hand and most likely used an airbrush to give it that hard edge with a gradient feel
I really want to start painting like this but whenever I do I’m not sure how to move forward with the art and how my make it look my appealing :/ I’m not sure how to explain it but I’m not sure how to improve
I totally get what you mean. It's a certain instinct you develop over years of practice and experience. It's all about experimenting. It's a hit or miss mostly. And a lot of trial and error. I have put 10 artworks here. But I did way more.. close to 25. And most of theme were misses. Just 10 of them felt like sort of a hit, and I put them up here. So just keep at it. Also don't forget to follow my digital art tutorial series where I share tips, tricks and techniques for beginners to help them quickly improve and get better at digital art fast. I hope they'll help you out. :) You can start with this: ua-cam.com/video/M9vzuj-MhIw/v-deo.html
Meh I’m not really good enough to give advice but if you don’t know how to draw lighting I recommend you search up some videos, if you add some ambient / volumetric lighting it could make a painting look so much better than the initial result
You prbly need more knowledge on fundamentals is all. Form, lighting, perspective, material indication. Find stuff on how to take those to a realistic degree and you’ll surely improve :) There are books and UA-cam stuff on these things. And none of them are as scary as they sound. :)
@@cole_r finally I feel like learning science wasnt a bad idea. I can easily identify the shadow in which direction to draw and it kinda depends on the sun position and the lightning . Although you dont really need to learn science to draw better art, but it still helps somehow and makes you learn human and landscape anatomy very well. Since anatomy is just geometric shapes arranged in a form to draw that particular art. It really helps :)
Welp- *[cracks knuckles]* Time to practice 40 hours a day Edit: Ayyo what XD 1.1K on here? Y'all Two-Setters are crazy AHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA Edit 2: A year later and 1.4K likes, the internet is awesome sometimes 😎
4th one is my favorite; love the trees in the foreground and how the fortress starts sinking into the background out of focus along with the moon (?) being lined up at the top of the spire to give the structure some highlights.
isn’t it “amateur”? idk since my main language isn’t english so someone correct me if i’m wrong (i learned my english by myself so i need someone to tell me)
As someone who is new to concept art, and am currently practicing it. These are really helpful to see the process! I actually surprisingly, have adapted quite quick to working as zoomed out at possible, and I've noticed the skill has helped my overall composition in my other work as well. (Love the trick where you place something familiar in the landscape to allow the viewer to get a sense of scale for the piece. Especially when you use a human, as viewers we automatically place ourselves into the shoes of that tiny silhouette)
@@zeteri4563 amazing. Thanks for sharing your your and it's good to know your perspective and your interpretation of the ideas i was trying to convey. I shared another process video just now where I went a bit more in depth on environment design and some techniques. I hope you find it helpful :) ua-cam.com/video/kSHOBFp3yVc/v-deo.html
Me: {draws digitally} Me: {draws on the wrong layer without noticing it} Me: {notices that is drawing on the wrong layer} Me: {AGRESSIVELY SMASHING THE "BACK" BUTTON-}
Hi This is my first comment on UA-cam ever! Just want to say that I found your landscape painting is very inspiring! I love how simple your strokes are, but when all those simple strokes put together, everything start to make sense and become expressive and emotional. Also you are very generous in sharing your knowledge with us. Thank you!! I have learned a lot from you!! Bless you ☀️☀️
Incredible, it starts out looking actually doable, until it's suddenly really detailed and way beyond my skill set ahaha But seriously, those look fantastic, I love this kind of rough look and the way you shade! Beautiful work!
I LOVE the contrast you added with splashes of colored lighting like the orange light in the icy landscape. The details like the reflections in the water, the mist - WOW I just can’t get over these!!! Breathtaking. I set the video to play at .75 speed because I wanted to have enough time to soak it in!!! You are so inspiring. Thank you so much!!
Sometimes I start with a certain color palette I have in mind, then I break them down into simple shapes, adding depth and contrast and some finishing details. Sometimes I'm inspired by actual places and I study them and do some artistic/stylistic modifications, sometimes they are inspired from some amazing artists whose works I get to see everytime I open artstation (a goldmine of inspirations and ideas)... So yeah that's how it goes. A lot of observation and imagination.
These are really amazing. I’m a 3d artist but since I hurt my back due to long times of never stretching I had to stop and slow it down. I’m thinking of just doing this now and learning more of digital painting and get my ideas down that way. Making 3d models takes a lot of time due to how many steps but I see this as a better option since it takes less time and looks amazing. Thanks for the inspiration.
At 2:14-ish, I love how you kept "Your Battery is Running Low" in the video. It made me laugh so much! Like, the fact that it isn't even on for a millisecond is hilarious to me. Great artwork! It's inspiring Edit: I haven't even seen the full video yet and I keep coming back to edit the comment because I love the style and how you keep the harsh edges of the brush. I just-it's so-Captivating! Edit (again): And I'm back! I think what makes the style fit so well is that you don't change the brush too much. Of course, there's the blend tool and a couple others, but overall you're not flipping between, say, the pen tool and your current tool. I think that would take away from the fluidity of your abstractness. This is my first time seeing your video and I subscribed right away. I can see how much you've practiced and it's motivating. Again, love your work.
1:13 the background reminds me of game name skycotl I don't remember where is it.but I just fall in love with your works this is just so masterpiece. Keep it up 🤩🙏
At first I thought this was going to be an hour and 40min video….so 10min EACH on 10 sketches. I was fully prepared to watch it lol. This was good though! Subbed.
PART 3 is here! The Procreate Edition: ua-cam.com/video/W_m8XFt8BEM/v-deo.htmlsi=U2Zqfgzb3MW4yJFD
Using selection tool to paint mountains detail is so genius, damn thank you!
I do use selection tool a lot for coloring, let's me get those hard edges easily.
@@TheGeekArtist good idea. I shall add that to my process
How did you get the different shapes with selection tool to fill in the mountains , it was probably straight forward for experience artist but I'm a newby , would really like to know cause it was genius 👍👍👍
@@ronanconcepts7480 he used the lasso tool with the "+" sign checked in the below box then drew the shapes he wanted free hand and most likely used an airbrush to give it that hard edge with a gradient feel
@@monicagoodrum7192 what?
I've been only doing character art, but desperately wanted to do environments as well. This is so inspiring for me, thank you for sharing!
Same I have sooooo much to learn with environments, especially nature landscape stuff
Bruh i thought we have same profile pic lol
I'm mostly used to environments but I suck at putting in the characters haha.
I really want to start painting like this but whenever I do I’m not sure how to move forward with the art and how my make it look my appealing :/ I’m not sure how to explain it but I’m not sure how to improve
I totally get what you mean. It's a certain instinct you develop over years of practice and experience. It's all about experimenting. It's a hit or miss mostly. And a lot of trial and error. I have put 10 artworks here. But I did way more.. close to 25. And most of theme were misses. Just 10 of them felt like sort of a hit, and I put them up here. So just keep at it.
Also don't forget to follow my digital art tutorial series where I share tips, tricks and techniques for beginners to help them quickly improve and get better at digital art fast. I hope they'll help you out. :)
You can start with this: ua-cam.com/video/M9vzuj-MhIw/v-deo.html
Meh I’m not really good enough to give advice but if you don’t know how to draw lighting I recommend you search up some videos, if you add some ambient / volumetric lighting it could make a painting look so much better than the initial result
@@kacpermielachowicz3486 yup. Using blending mode add for highlights and airbrush for light Ray's gives the whole art some realistic vibes..
You prbly need more knowledge on fundamentals is all. Form, lighting, perspective, material indication. Find stuff on how to take those to a realistic degree and you’ll surely improve :)
There are books and UA-cam stuff on these things. And none of them are as scary as they sound. :)
@@cole_r finally I feel like learning science wasnt a bad idea. I can easily identify the shadow in which direction to draw and it kinda depends on the sun position and the lightning . Although you dont really need to learn science to draw better art, but it still helps somehow and makes you learn human and landscape anatomy very well. Since anatomy is just geometric shapes arranged in a form to draw that particular art. It really helps :)
ONLY PROBLEM I HAVE.... is CHOOSING OF COLORS!!
Same bro same
@@diptanshuminim5164 what colors would you pick?
Start with a greyscale! It's great, when you're just starting out on the environments, that's what helped me and it's hella fun.
@@sarina2834 hey thank you :D
Welp-
*[cracks knuckles]*
Time to practice 40 hours a day
Edit: Ayyo what XD 1.1K on here? Y'all Two-Setters are crazy AHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
Edit 2: A year later and 1.4K likes, the internet is awesome sometimes 😎
Gotta get that grind in. I'd be surprised if you didn't devote more than 30 in, you crazy beast you
@@briandoeslife7182 Yeah the grind never stops XD
LingLingTime
@@pridemuramasa1820 You know it bruv 👉😎👉
Don’t mind me just waiting to r/woooosh someone
W O A H THIS IS SO PRETTY
Thank you! So glad you liked it. 😀
The fist one looked like the game Sky!! Awesome sketches
Whoa! Thank you!! :'D
This actually gave me the motivation to draw
Really glad to know that. Keep practicing and keep making art! 😊
gave me the motivation then i remember how much i fucking hate drawing and lost it all
This type of video is inspiring
Pretty cool stuff!!! ;)
Is this real? Omg thank you so much! HUGE FAN!
This means so much coming from you! ❤️
how this have just 3 replies? Dont you guys know this man? lol
@@hytrader3241 uhh i actually don't, also make that 4 replies
nvm now i know that I've watched a few of his vids its epic
@@whyanimations4437 same i just saw it both of them are insane
4th one is my favorite; love the trees in the foreground and how the fortress starts sinking into the background out of focus along with the moon (?) being lined up at the top of the spire to give the structure some highlights.
Ameture artists : so cool! I could do that.
Also Ameture artists : opens up fresh digital art page*
Draws one line*
" Nope. too hard..."
Closes page*
You forgot the part where I cry
@@happyskull2345 the most important part, yes.
isn’t it “amateur”? idk since my main language isn’t english so someone correct me if i’m wrong (i learned my english by myself so i need someone to tell me)
@@jiaxii you're right.
Don’t forget the loss of motivation
This is the most beautiful and satisfying thing i ever seen in my life
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Did you do these with a pen or just a mouse
@@thanksyou6200 I use a wacom citiq pen tab.
@@TheGeekArtist Sweet, thanks
As someone who is new to concept art, and am currently practicing it. These are really helpful to see the process! I actually surprisingly, have adapted quite quick to working as zoomed out at possible, and I've noticed the skill has helped my overall composition in my other work as well. (Love the trick where you place something familiar in the landscape to allow the viewer to get a sense of scale for the piece. Especially when you use a human, as viewers we automatically place ourselves into the shoes of that tiny silhouette)
@@zeteri4563 amazing. Thanks for sharing your your and it's good to know your perspective and your interpretation of the ideas i was trying to convey. I shared another process video just now where I went a bit more in depth on environment design and some techniques. I hope you find it helpful :) ua-cam.com/video/kSHOBFp3yVc/v-deo.html
When I grow up, I want to be like you
Aww thank you for your kind words! 😊
Me: {draws digitally}
Me: {draws on the wrong layer without noticing it}
Me: {notices that is drawing on the wrong layer}
Me: {AGRESSIVELY SMASHING THE "BACK" BUTTON-}
I hate when this happens😭
The worst is when the undo button runs out 😔
Litterally every digital artist pain
Same
Yeah, its me
Crying
Plot twist : he actually paint these in 10 minutes
Paint*
@@geniuz9636 ah yes , i'm sorry 😂
Well, he said some for them were made in 20 minutes, so that was near 👀 Pretty impressive, I can 20 min just choosing a pallette 😂
Process:
Solid
Shading
Lighting
Effects
How do you know?🧐😬
1:19 nice color choices! :D
*Why is this so underrated-*
These pieces are amazing. This has definitely inspired me to do more environmental artwork and backgrounds for my character designs.
Your 10 mins sketches are my final 4 hours project
I'm pretty sure there was a time, years back when even I would have taken hours to make these. So you're doing good. Just keep practicing. 😊👍
This needs more attention!!!!
Not only is the art outstanding but ur commitment to the piece is even better.
You artwork is absolutely breathtaking.
Well that's just amazing how you can make blurry smudges into something wonderful!
Its mindblowing how you make it look so effortless
These give me Sky, COTL vibes and I LOVE THAT
This is so underrated!
i drew each one of these to practise different brushes & techniques. lots of fun!
Man.. his value grouping is insane 😮
the montage at the end put a smile on my face. They are pretty
This deserves way more subs-
Thank you for the support. Glad to know someone feels this way. 😊
@@TheGeekArtist absolutely why not, btw subbed 🙌🏃🏻♀️
@@Reyluvrt Thank you! :D
You should totally do more of these! They’re really cool to watch!
This deserves SO much more hype!!!!!
Thank you so much! 😊
Really appreciate the support.
I have massive respect for bg artists, it's so BEAUTIFUL.
Thank you! Glad you liked these.
Like the shapes and lighting
🙂
My head just exploded. They are all so simple and yet so artistic. Thanks
Haha! Glad you enjoyed them!
Hi
This is my first comment on UA-cam ever!
Just want to say that I found your landscape painting is very inspiring! I love how simple your strokes are, but when all those simple strokes put together, everything start to make sense and become expressive and emotional.
Also you are very generous in sharing your knowledge with us.
Thank you!!
I have learned a lot from you!!
Bless you ☀️☀️
Most underrated video on YT🔥
Thank you! You're too kind haha
Ok first of all this is amazing, but second, it's really helpful to see your process so thank you! :)
Idk maybe all of you know and done this b4 but have you ever tried to see this with slower playback speed helps alot if ur starting out
It’s awesome. I learn from it is don't too care the details before make the whole image blocks looks right.
Yes. The right term for this is pre concept art.
I love how you can make a history with every artwork!, beatiful work btw!
your prowess with the lasso tool has no match. Absolutely awesome!
All these digital paintings are sick
Incredible, it starts out looking actually doable, until it's suddenly really detailed and way beyond my skill set ahaha
But seriously, those look fantastic, I love this kind of rough look and the way you shade! Beautiful work!
my jaw dropped w ever illustration, these look incredible!!!!!!!! aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PART 2 is here! ua-cam.com/video/laoJpaoPvkk/v-deo.html
wow u r sach a great artis wow
Yay part two
what application did you use?
@@greycabil6922 its mostly photoshop
👍👍👍
Great job, I find this sketch process inspiring cause I tend to overworked every part of my art and it's hard to get rid of this habit.
Sameee
wow really its amazing the way u did its owsome and easy to understand, thanks for this helpful video...😍
No words.... Just Amazed 😱
I LOVE the contrast you added with splashes of colored lighting like the orange light in the icy landscape. The details like the reflections in the water, the mist - WOW I just can’t get over these!!! Breathtaking. I set the video to play at .75 speed because I wanted to have enough time to soak it in!!! You are so inspiring. Thank you so much!!
This is so cool, where do you find inspiration? Or do you start from whatever comes in your mind
Sometimes I start with a certain color palette I have in mind, then I break them down into simple shapes, adding depth and contrast and some finishing details. Sometimes I'm inspired by actual places and I study them and do some artistic/stylistic modifications, sometimes they are inspired from some amazing artists whose works I get to see everytime I open artstation (a goldmine of inspirations and ideas)... So yeah that's how it goes. A lot of observation and imagination.
I'v learnt a lot! Thank you for sharing your process and amazing art
Damn this was tingling my writer brain 😮😮😮
These are really amazing. I’m a 3d artist but since I hurt my back due to long times of never stretching I had to stop and slow it down. I’m thinking of just doing this now and learning more of digital painting and get my ideas down that way. Making 3d models takes a lot of time due to how many steps but I see this as a better option since it takes less time and looks amazing. Thanks for the inspiration.
Yeah... ok, I'm subscribing to this right now. Thanks for pumping me up to not sleep and keep painting! Awesome sketches
Oh don't get the wrong idea sir, sleep is important haha. Please get adequate sleep! 😁
Whenever a pro artist paint or draw it seem so easy :)))))
all these look really cool im trying to build up to this kinda of work
x2 times speed and it’s 10 sketches in 5mins, pretty impressive man ❤
These are so gorgeous I am so mad you can make an entire object appear beautifully with just two blocks of color
Breathtaking.
This is so amazing! You’re so underrated. I subbed!
Thank you so much for the support 😊
THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL OMGGGG❤️❤️
Freaking legendary Bro
Thank you!
would be actually sick to have those sketches as a wallpaper / steam wallpaper engine
This Art remind me at mortal kombat Shaolin Monks Concept Art.
Hah interesting! One of them is inspired from Black Myth: Wukong though.
Wow I wish u could do tutorials, your art is amazing, I'll look up to ur works
At 2:14-ish, I love how you kept "Your Battery is Running Low" in the video. It made me laugh so much! Like, the fact that it isn't even on for a millisecond is hilarious to me.
Great artwork! It's inspiring
Edit: I haven't even seen the full video yet and I keep coming back to edit the comment because I love the style and how you keep the harsh edges of the brush. I just-it's so-Captivating!
Edit (again): And I'm back! I think what makes the style fit so well is that you don't change the brush too much. Of course, there's the blend tool and a couple others, but overall you're not flipping between, say, the pen tool and your current tool. I think that would take away from the fluidity of your abstractness. This is my first time seeing your video and I subscribed right away. I can see how much you've practiced and it's motivating. Again, love your work.
Thank you so much for all your compliments! 😊
Really fantastic video!! Thank you for sharing your process!
Sketches? It’s ART!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Whhhhhhhyyyyyy aaaaarrrrrreeee you soooo gooooood .Now my main focus would be to draw something like this .
Hey all the best! If you upload them on instagram by chance do add #thegeekartist and I'll be able to check them out. :)
You really like those arches and torii, don't you?
this would’ve taken me 10 days lol
im just so mindblown,,, awesome video! :D
wow ... that's great .. like the picture in the game world
great scenes for an animated movie
Gorgeous
This is so nice...i ll try to repeat it.thank u for video
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@Jason P around 6 hours
This needs more views!!!!!
Thank you haha!
This is amazing. You truly have a lot of talent!
Thank you! 😊
This is amazing bro! You’re like the Bob Ross of Concept landscapes!!!
Hey which software is this ❓
@@no_name78767 Looks like Photoshop
@@kendallrogers6209 💕
Aweeeesomeeeeee❤️ I wanna be that prooo someday.
this is so inspirational!!
Nice. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers! Glad to know you liked it! 😁
1:13 the background reminds me of game name skycotl I don't remember where is it.but I just fall in love with your works this is just so masterpiece. Keep it up 🤩🙏
I thought the same thing! As soon as I saw the candles I got excited haha
Would love if you can showcase the second mountain piece in detail. Idk how you did it.
Pretty cool stuff. Nice work my man
At first I thought this was going to be an hour and 40min video….so 10min EACH on 10 sketches. I was fully prepared to watch it lol. This was good though! Subbed.
Wow. You are a very talended artist! Good job.
Amazing artworks!!❤️
its so pretty
nice job its really inspiring too
That's really cool, I loved that selection tool on the mountain, makes the work so much easier.
Pretty rad! Thanks!
You’re work is incredible!!
I’ve been mainly drawing characters for some time but this really inspired me to work on drawing landscapes :)
Uff me quede hasta el final realmente muy impresionante 😳👌🏼🙈
really underrated great job anyways👏👏