One Piece: Eiichiro Oda Shows Off His Drawing Process For Latest Color Image

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[@Mugiwara_Sanjii]

0:04 how the hell luffy changed into Sanji..haha that was unexpected

[@ruhrohrag]

then chopper turned into zoro 0:29

[@hero9267]

This man can really turn scribbles into a master piece

[@pado7526]

To be fair, that is how alot of artists do it.

[@maxwellwelcome6810]

Anyone can do it once they learn to draw

[@abdanr.a6244]

I thought thats what sketches are

[@peterpeter5035]

That’s how drawing works

[@shuirei]

He always comes up with different fun ideas for color spreads he’s amazing

[@thatoneperson8042]

Honestly if there's one thing I wanna take from Oda's art it's his compositions. He makes fun color spread pieces like it's nothing, and he never misses with em either. That shit is difficult to do.

[@hakimalam7753]

He even take fan request for cover story because he loves to draw something outside of One Piece story, maybe just to show his artistic skills haha

[@yanyanzhang5813]

I’ve never even considered using a monochromatic scale on the art first to map out where the light will be on the objects…Oda’s actually a genius. 0:48

[@bigsaacs]

What are you talking about when you say this?

[@yanyanzhang5813]

@@bigsaacslook at 0:48 of the video. He colors in an orange scale (only uses orange colors, lighter and darker orange) to map the lighting. Most artists will use the “correct” base color (so skin color for skin, blue for a blue shirt, etc). Before adding the lighting. Here, he only uses oranges to determine the lighting first, which is cool as it means he won’t be distracted by having so many different colors. It’s also a good way to unify the lighting. It’s the same reason why artists learn how to draw lighting with monochromatic objects (like a white ball all the way to a marvel statue). The only lighting you need to worry about is in one color.
If, for example, you color a human with the correct base color, you’d have to figure out which skin tone is better as a shadow for the particular skin tone, and then you’d have to figure out what blue to use as light for the blue shirt. Simply too much information.

[@bigsaacs]

@@yanyanzhang5813 I see, thanks for the quick reply

[@ThePlatinumVault]

Not to burst your bubble but, using 2 tones like this, usually either Gray or a Tanish-orange shade like This Is The Norm basically the Proper way to Color and Create shadows and Lighting within a Piece... so its not a Oda Original technique.

[@yanyanzhang5813]

@@ThePlatinumVault I’ve been making art for nearly 2 decades, studied art at world level institutions, and have even taught art recreationally. And not once have I ever been taught to use monochromatic scales for shading, nor have I seen other people do so. Not in digital, not in traditional. Where if your information coming from? Maybe you have using monochromatic scales confused with solid backgrounds with shading, but as shown in this video, they are two different things.

[@MrSkateAndWatch]

Bless his creative mind

[@dragonluvver975]

"Oh yeah there's NO way Luffy could DJ."

[@algiers516]

I don't expect that oda drawing with digital... but still very very great ♥️♥️👏👏👏 I really love oda's artstyle 😍

[@sinned5504]

I think thats only with certain color pages he does that, from my understanding hes more comfortable traditional

[@mr.noprobz3412]

@@sinned5504 That makes a lot of sense! And I think many manga artists transfer their traditional art for the screentoning and lettering, if I'm not mistaken. I gotta say though, he seemed pretty "comfortable" digitally there. 🤯

[@mashedpotatoesfan26]

oda stronger than me cus i wouldnt have even been able to decipher my own sketch and just gave up

[@Ridlay_]

The decision to the do the orange tones is amazing

[@thatboy3930]

Scribbling something onto a page is a good way to start a drawing and not get writers block, it's interesting how he layers each drawing until its refined. Like focusing a camera or something.

[@ticket5365]

HOW DOES HE UNDERSTAND HIS SKETCHES ITS INSANE😭

[@Brando550]

when you have a vision of what you want to draw in your mind, you know exactly what each part is even if you do a bunch of scribbles at first

[@bento9007]

Praise God 🙏🏾

[@ToddlyNeutrality]

And just like that, he made a couple thousand.

[@PillowheadCreations]

Wonder what kind of tablet he uses lol

[@1rewdd]

iPad

[@danielwieczorek1186]

and all that in a minute

[@ashcomics13]

wow digital really liberated oda. look back at the older splash art before digital art was a thing you can see how much freer his pieces feel

[@KnowellTech]

Then add end card so I cant see the final drawing. Good fking Job

[@vitorpetri1376]

O cara é bom

[@taylorbee4010]

DJ THREE COURSE UP IN HEEEEERE

[@luana5367]

Foda man

[@mustangroi5554]

Parece que encontrei um BR

[@luana5367]

@@mustangroi5554 estamos em td lugar amigo

[@mustangroi5554]

@@luana5367 exato 😎

[@tepiminions]

what foda means?

[@mustangroi5554]

@@tepiminions foda is algo beutiful or beddas

[@chaosangle]

Zoro sleeping 😴 💤

[@pablobarrios7681]

So he uses procreate or clip studio then?

[@ahmadfateh567]

Hmmm... something that similar in Film Red trailer

[@rajbirmodak3011]

Scribbling and then drawing is best ngl

[@Vineethajojo]

I thought he works traditionally

[@IslemLHASSANE]

He does but not for the covers so hé Can get a Time lapse

[@user-bj6ep7yq8b]

Does Marimo got lost?

[@jackrockbahubali6143]

It does not feel real it's fake
Oda uses brush pen

[@user-og9nl5mt1b]

Oda uses both digital and paper. He first use digital then prints it out then scans it back to pc bro. It's real

[@hehasnoname2640]

How can someone draw this messy ahem echiro

[@kushkungvivo744]

It's called the sketching phase how can someone be too stupid to realize this ahem Andre.

[@asscake1849]

It's a fucking sketching phase

[@Double400]

You do the line art in one go Andre?

[@user-nn5dh3cs9s]

Drawing process

[@theoriginalman9426]

Bro doesn't know how drawing works lmao