Painting a Cyborg Heavy (Commentary + Sketchbook Pro Tips)

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    In this video I will expose techniques for maximizing your use of sketchbook Pro for drawing and designing concept art and illustration of a cyborg heavy warrior. There are also a few moments when I stopped the video to further explain in detail, step by step processes for colorizing your line art, and value sketches. Also I wanted to show you how to make color adjustments and manage your layers. This might be very advanced, but I've tried to include several tips that will help you to leap forward with Sketchbook Pro.

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  • @PierreHefner
    @PierreHefner 7 років тому +64

    you are the best drawer i have ever seen in my life wow...

  • @Arbiter902
    @Arbiter902 7 років тому +2

    Your old video "Hanna solo" is one of the reasons for making me stick to sketchbook pro and it's really great to know that you are sponsored by them, I'm really looking forward to your future tutorials ! and by the way I think the head design suits the theme of this image more than a humanoid one, it implements that he is heavily augmented and only cares about getting the job done . Everything else doesn't matter.

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  7 років тому +1

      Great point. Usually if they are less human, then they have a bit more mystery. Boba Fett is a great example.

  • @its_tomothy
    @its_tomothy 7 років тому +4

    I think this tutorial is just what I needed! I've been drawing characters on sketchbook pro, but they are all so bland! This video helped me realise how much detail I'm missing, and there are so many lighting options, and LOTS of things to try and make my drawings more interesting! Before now there has always been flat, simple areas all over my drawings, and there seemed to be no lighting at all, just flat colors. The way you explained lighting and detail in this will be really helpful, and I think I'm gonna go try this out now!

    • @hibernate8517
      @hibernate8517 2 роки тому

      True, he's the first artist I've seen paint well with sketchbook

  • @thelastcoffeebean
    @thelastcoffeebean 6 років тому +2

    I'm a new sub and I LOVE your commentary. DUDE I watched all 26 minutes and 7 seconds of this video without feeling like going to sleep or skipping through anything and I learned SO much as a complete noob in digital art. Definitely thinking of getting sketchbook pro it looks really cool and I like the simple layout tbh! (right now I'm using medibang paint pro). Anyways keep being awesome!

  • @RustyParadox
    @RustyParadox 7 років тому +8

    Congrats on the sponsorship, can't wait to see more sketchbook pro tutorials.

  • @olimueller
    @olimueller 7 років тому +52

    Really nice! Would love to see the thumbnail process too.

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  7 років тому +42

      Alright! I'll see if I can put together a thumbnail video. Usually people like the more finished stuff, but the thumbs are fun. Thanks for the suggestion.

    • @olimueller
      @olimueller 7 років тому +1

      Trent Kaniuga you are very welcome 😊

    • @dudewiththefish9
      @dudewiththefish9 6 років тому

      A thumbnail video would be amazing 😩

  • @thomasschaffer5612
    @thomasschaffer5612 7 років тому +9

    You've got such a timeless style! I love how every detail of the design shows through, it adds so much personality to it. I see so many designers doing vague paintings that leave design questions unanswered, so finding this is a breath of fresh air.

  • @jaimematosjr831
    @jaimematosjr831 7 років тому +1

    I originally found out about Sketchbook Pro from your videos. At the time, I was looking for a good digital art software to download on my Surface, and I have to admit that it is awesome. After a couple of hours of playing around with it, it becomes like second nature. Glad that they're now sponsoring you dude. We all hope to see more of your awesome drawings! (:

  • @XlunacyinblackX
    @XlunacyinblackX 3 роки тому +1

    Your work is immaculate. I have so much to learn.

  • @Wraith26
    @Wraith26 7 років тому

    I like how your breaking down your process now. Your explaining and showing how to do the things you do. Great video, keep them coming!

  • @cheekstheusualsuspects1148
    @cheekstheusualsuspects1148 7 років тому

    thank u sir.
    i dun own a sketch book pro.. or a wacom.. or a mac..
    i just enjoy the creativeness of a blank background.. turning into an amazing piece.
    thank u .sir.

  • @paulh3892
    @paulh3892 7 років тому +2

    Thanks for regularly posting such fun videos!

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  7 років тому

      I'm trying to increase the videos. I've got a bunch that are for top secret or unreleased projects. I've got a couple of new Hearthstone cards coming this month and a Zelda redesign all in April.

  • @StrongFreeLovin
    @StrongFreeLovin 7 років тому +1

    I love Sketchbook and your AWESOME art. Super combination that inspires and teaches

  • @glassskull3086
    @glassskull3086 7 років тому +7

    Yes! I've been waiting for another one of your "meaty" videos! I'm so excited for this!

  • @lirila33
    @lirila33 7 років тому +3

    I've used Sketchbook pro in the past and really enjoyed it, but could never find any good tutorials on how to get to the little things that always make the image. This is an excellent video for that!! I've been trying to use the iPad version of Sketchbook as well, I was wondering if you ventured into that one as well, or if all of the commands are basically the same? Thanks for the great tutorial!

  • @MahnsterArt
    @MahnsterArt 7 років тому +4

    This is very cool! I could use some of these tips for my sketchbook drawings :)

  • @nathanxbond
    @nathanxbond Рік тому

    This is such a sick app for $20. I just started using it and I'm learing a lot from you. Thank you so much!

  • @thiccada
    @thiccada 7 років тому +1

    feathering the highlights and shadows is such a brilliant idea, I'm going to have to try it too :)

  • @MiscellaneousMcC
    @MiscellaneousMcC 7 років тому +1

    This was uploaded on my birthday this year. Thank you!! :D
    Love your vids!

    • @Adkinsy85
      @Adkinsy85 5 років тому

      Best birthday gift

  • @reddandgold8680
    @reddandgold8680 3 роки тому +1

    This is the best drawing ever

  • @davidfortin1130
    @davidfortin1130 7 років тому +2

    good to have you back! Love your work!

  • @curkacola8601
    @curkacola8601 7 років тому +1

    I'm learn from you videos Trent. keep them coming.

  • @estelladee
    @estelladee 7 років тому

    So happy you're using sketchbook pro more now :)

  • @jamesatwood4433
    @jamesatwood4433 7 років тому +1

    amazing painting Trent!! keep it up!!!!!

  • @jolson88
    @jolson88 7 років тому

    Your videos are absolutely inspirational Trent! I love seeing your process and your progression from silhouette to value, to refinement, to color!
    I just ordered my first graphics tablet to get into digital painting/drawing thanks to your videos (starting with Intuos Draw to see if the hobby ends up sticking for me). I plan on picking up Sketchbook Pro as well which seems like a steal of a deal. I'm still a noob at drawing, having just started and coming at it later in life. But so excited and having so much fun. Definitely a change from my daily programming job and music making at night :P. Next up, picking up some Trent Gumroad action for longer videos and showing my love with my pocket book :P. Keep up the great work. I love chilling out and watching your videos :D.

  • @krila6770
    @krila6770 7 років тому +3

    Just by seeing u draw.. my drawings gradually get mor and more detailed :D

  • @maxedee
    @maxedee 7 років тому +3

    Solid, well-paced knowledge drop!

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  7 років тому

      Thanks! I've been trying to incorporate moments where I stop the time lapse to just explain a bit more detail in realtime. I realize it's a bit jumpy, but hopefully more informative than just time lapse with me talking about what I did.

  • @geoffosborne2798
    @geoffosborne2798 7 років тому +2

    Such a big fan of your work in Sketchbook Pro! Keep up the great work!

  • @element1111
    @element1111 7 років тому

    Awesome awesome video. Your whole channel is pure inspiration.

  • @emshh1733
    @emshh1733 7 років тому +1

    this drawing is awesome! And the way you work with the lighting is really effectful. I would love to se this character in a future game :D

  • @AngeNamnNamnsson
    @AngeNamnNamnsson 7 років тому +1

    Great video and fantastic character!

  • @TheTrumanZoo
    @TheTrumanZoo 7 років тому

    cool video, love the extra info.

  • @KazuyaOP
    @KazuyaOP 7 років тому +6

    Insane artwork man..
    Love it!

  • @idontknowWhatTosay8
    @idontknowWhatTosay8 5 років тому

    i have watched mant great artist youtub videos,like:proko, sinix,moderndayjames,kimjungi and more and more but if anyone would ask me to wich one i would prefer to choose about growing as an artist, frist one im gone remind in my mind is you.. great videos man, everything in ur videos, gealous talk,some humor, great art,wise tips about selling or how to grow or become more profesional. wow man, i have seen 3-4 videos of you today and im amazed!!!

  • @kevincorron
    @kevincorron 7 років тому +2

    my dude! welcome back love your work

  • @lucabancone
    @lucabancone 7 років тому +1

    Nice video Trent, I'm used to rim light too. It's an addiction.

  • @MrKipp55
    @MrKipp55 7 років тому +2

    Thank you so much!! This was an amazing video, the glowing section really appreciated!

  •  7 років тому

    Duuude! Your videos are great! Please keep making more as you can! - Great work!

  • @thatRyzzle
    @thatRyzzle 7 років тому

    I love this! Great design, execution, and tutorial video, Trent! Thank you for sharing the knowledge from your amazing head brain!

  • @Hynotama
    @Hynotama 4 роки тому +1

    Second robot reminds me of one from samurai Jack. Don't know why I'm remembering it because I'm not a fan. Haven't watched that show since I was a teen. Well over a decade ago. It's probably a testament to that artist's ability to create memorable characters.

  • @CappuchinoFonzarelli
    @CappuchinoFonzarelli 6 років тому +1

    Awesome video and work!!

  • @TheDreamMachina
    @TheDreamMachina 7 років тому

    I really want to see number 2 concepted out. He looks so cool.

  • @burntfishknuckles
    @burntfishknuckles 7 років тому +2

    HE'S BACK!!!

  • @ElvisWairiaAnimation
    @ElvisWairiaAnimation 7 років тому +1

    man, you are amazing! Thanks for the awesome video, I learned a lot :)

  • @Argadeux
    @Argadeux 7 років тому +1

    Great drawing 👌🏼

  • @keshav_p
    @keshav_p 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks a lot trent.. u are my role model 🔥

  • @LlamaFreak
    @LlamaFreak 7 років тому +2

    Congratz on 50k!

  • @gabrielestupinan
    @gabrielestupinan 6 років тому +1

    Awesome!!! Nice job!

  • @kelleymcbride4633
    @kelleymcbride4633 3 роки тому +1

    Nice work thanks for the up ✏🤙

  • @Youre_dumb
    @Youre_dumb 7 років тому +4

    Whenever I color over grayscale, I use overlay. Seems like I should have been using the color option but never knew how to use it (or if I should)
    Also the tip about small silhouettes are really gonna help me with proportions.
    Thanks Trent!

  • @benjamingomez1761
    @benjamingomez1761 4 роки тому +2

    So useful to me as a newbie, thankyou¡¡¡

  • @austinmeddy526
    @austinmeddy526 7 років тому

    Awesome work and tutorial. You're an inspiration. The bit where you talk about treating materials as if they have more reflections than they should really hit home. I suffer from the same tendency, and have noticed it a lot more lately. How do you go about correcting that? Just be more mindful of it I assume? Are there any practical techniques you employ to determine the actual/satisfactory amount of light that's hitting an object? Thanks

  • @welyntonsouza6493
    @welyntonsouza6493 4 роки тому +1

    WOW ! I really love your draw! this robot look like perfect! that you for share :]

  • @BxBL85
    @BxBL85 6 років тому

    Even pros struggle with perspective ^^
    To solve this kind of problem, loose perspective, it's a good idea to add an additional step on thumbnails phase:
    Blocking 'whiteboxes' on a 3D application such as Autodesk Maya LT to be used as a guide for the first sketch layer.
    Modelling a 'whitebox' shape, using the thumbnail as a background image reference, for a character like this would take around 30 minutes.

  • @dogmaquest2281
    @dogmaquest2281 7 років тому

    really love this one, reminds me of your Hanna Solo video (another one of my favorites) love the sci-fi stuff man haha but you are truly inspiring.

  • @happymel-vz4tv
    @happymel-vz4tv 7 років тому

    that is soooo cool, thank you for tips. I didn't even know I could do those things on my software!!!! :) can't wait to start trying them out :D

  • @dustyyyyyyyy7
    @dustyyyyyyyy7 7 років тому

    "Draw a heavy cyborg dude with passion!" Love this video so much! :D

  • @contypolo
    @contypolo 4 роки тому

    Really nice and really cool. THAKS YOU so much. I LOVE THIS.

  • @Nocturnalcookie
    @Nocturnalcookie 7 років тому +2

    It's been too long Trent! :D Excellent video thank you.

  • @TornadoGod1
    @TornadoGod1 7 років тому +1

    Hey Trent, just wondering, are you going to add a longer version of this process video in your gumroad pack? I love this design, I'd love to analyze your process in more details. Keep up the good work!

    • @TornadoGod1
      @TornadoGod1 7 років тому

      OOhh, you have a new pack now for 2017, shoot

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  7 років тому

      Yes. There is a 2 hour version of this video in my 2017 pack.

  • @Wolfman7870
    @Wolfman7870 7 років тому +5

    I really have a hard time trying to understand how anyone gets this good. It's inspiring but also makes you want to quit at the same time.

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  7 років тому +1

      Or you could draw along with my videos in the background! :)

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  7 років тому +1

      Agreed. If you're not enjoying the challenge, then you won't stick with it! That's why it's so important to draw with passion.

  • @tomaskorch6580
    @tomaskorch6580 7 років тому +3

    Amazing

  • @jimmyparr1981
    @jimmyparr1981 7 років тому

    Could you do a tutorial on silhouettes? I've been trying it out but can't seem to get it. I've searched UA-cam and all I can find is the importance of silhouette.. But I'm looking for technic and brush settings.. Really enjoy your and have for over 20 years, keep it up... Thank you in advance..

  • @witcrack
    @witcrack 7 років тому +1

    You're my hero! :D
    Thank you, Trent!

  • @geoffosborne2798
    @geoffosborne2798 7 років тому +2

    *** Hey Trent! Could you do a tutorial for how you move between colours during your process?? You seem to change so quickly between colours as you work, but I can't tell if you're using a quick command or if you're actually going in and adjusting the colour on the wheel. Thanks so much!!

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  7 років тому +2

      I'm using a lot of color picking using the ALT key. I blend colors a lot and then color pick once I have a gradient that I like.

  • @TheDoho
    @TheDoho 5 років тому

    It's funny, I was about to ask how long it took and the video just got to the part where you say it took around 10 hours. Sometimes I can feel intimidated when I see other artists completed works, but I tend to forget it takes time to make something look this good.

  • @bensuguven1433
    @bensuguven1433 4 роки тому +1

    you are so good...

  • @zuljaras
    @zuljaras 4 роки тому +1

    @Trent Kaniuga Correct me if I am wrong but I did not see you once use the eraser? You change the shape of things and you trim them by using the same brush you draw with but you change its color to white or something close to that like gray?

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  4 роки тому +1

      yep. I don't use the eraser. Ever.

    • @zuljaras
      @zuljaras 4 роки тому

      @@TrentKaniuga That is advanced. You paint very traditionally then. But if you use colors instead of the eraser how do you manage the different layers :D

  • @Theedgyprodigy
    @Theedgyprodigy 2 роки тому

    Another variant of Matt Shadows. Do scream please! Haha lol.
    Nice tutorial btw, i learn much from this vid. Thank u

  • @YakuzaTenma
    @YakuzaTenma 4 роки тому +1

    Very cool! I was wondering how do you get your lines to look so smooth and straight? Is that just years of drawing or is there a way to keep them that way when you draw?

  • @ItsNkots
    @ItsNkots 3 роки тому +1

    great video

  • @ahmedshaikh7662
    @ahmedshaikh7662 6 років тому

    Hi Trent, i recently found this channel and it is wonderful. Can you do a realistic face painting and explain your process? It would really help. Thanks!

  • @MojoMicah
    @MojoMicah 5 років тому

    Light-years beyond anything I'm capable of
    Actually has me feeling excited

  • @OnceApollo
    @OnceApollo 7 років тому

    Hey Trent, I bought sketchbook pro not long ago (sometime in January) because of the amount you've showcase it on your channel (that and it's one of the best priced yearly subscription produces i've bought), im rambling, but I saw Gradient Map 1 as one of your layers and was wondering if you brought the piece into Photoshop during your process? Just curious due to me still getting use to sketchbook pro, but found myself at a loss because I've enjoyed the gradient map layer alot in photoshop. probably the only thing i miss, otherwise great program and glad your channel introduced me to it.

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  7 років тому

      I was trying to figure out how I can use a gradient map type of technique in SBP. I found that I needed to use a combination of Color layer modes, multiply and overlay. Overlay is probably the closest match to a gradient map function, but you still have to manually paint in your colors. This is my ONE feature that I hope sketchbook pro will add.

    • @OnceApollo
      @OnceApollo 7 років тому

      Trent Kaniuga thanks for the useful information :) I hope sketchbook pro adds in a gradient map tool aswell, but until then I'll try your method of combinding layer types and see what results I get.

  • @s0ne01
    @s0ne01 7 років тому +6

    Can u do a tutorial on like how to draw technology military robots stuff or something similar thanks and great video

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  7 років тому +6

      I'll see if I can do a future video that breaks down the thought process more. Thanks for the suggestion.

    • @s0ne01
      @s0ne01 7 років тому

      Trent Kaniuga thanks so much your the best an I live up art style

  • @kieranmartin6030
    @kieranmartin6030 6 років тому +1

    Hi Trent. Love your art. Any chance you might make a dirty Sketchbook Pro shortcuts video - i'm trialing a 90 day of the software. Unlike Photoshop which offers me ability to switch between foreground & background color ( x ) and being able to change color opacity with number keys 1 - 0, hoping you might have similar shortcuts with Sketchbook Pro

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  6 років тому +1

      Thats a great tip! I'd love to do a shortcuts video for sketchbook Pro. Thanks for the suggestion.

  • @marcelofaviodesigner
    @marcelofaviodesigner 3 роки тому

    Are you a industrial designer? you have good knowledge of guns and artifacts. Best tutorial.

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  3 роки тому +1

      As a concept artist, yes, you have to do industrial design.

    • @marcelofaviodesigner
      @marcelofaviodesigner 3 роки тому

      @@TrentKaniuga are there good online courses for that?

  • @graff502cans
    @graff502cans 7 років тому

    dude this is sick thanks for that inspiration !!! i just got a surface book do you think i can do something like that?

  • @donjiuston5167
    @donjiuston5167 6 років тому +1

    una pregunta, ¿cuanto te demoraste en hacer este dibujo en tiempo real?, disculpa si es que lo dijiste en el video, es que no se ingles.
    muy buen dibujo, gracias por compartir

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  6 років тому

      I usually spend about 7-8 hours per painting on something like this. But it's usually over the course of 2 days.

    • @donjiuston5167
      @donjiuston5167 6 років тому

      muchas gracias por responder, tienes muy buenos videos

  • @peganimation
    @peganimation 7 років тому

    This guy rocks. Would be fun to model.

  • @myoriginalname
    @myoriginalname 7 років тому +2

    "use this glow effect with caution or else you end up with something that looks like electric light parade from disneyland" lol

  • @FunkocholixC
    @FunkocholixC 7 років тому

    heavy high level .. respect bro

  • @gwSocialmedia99
    @gwSocialmedia99 4 роки тому +1

    The robot head looks great, it looks like one of the sand creatures on “Star Wars.”

  • @joedoodl
    @joedoodl 7 років тому

    Dood! Everyone knows you're a great artist. But I'm gonna be totally off topic here, I'm curious, how do you do your screen capture time lapse :) Great way to show how you work in a short time. Very cool. Thanks.

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  7 років тому

      I use Camtasia. But there's a lot of editing involved in the longer videos. When I do 6-10 minute videos it only takes about an hour to edit and add music and cut the deleted stuff.

    • @joedoodl
      @joedoodl 7 років тому

      Interesting. Thanks. It's a very useful vault of info you're creating so keep up the excellent work.

  • @estephan90
    @estephan90 7 років тому +3

    Dude!! thanks for the vid!

  • @demeanes
    @demeanes 3 роки тому +1

    Props on the Bajablast mention 🤣

  • @oktophlo9455
    @oktophlo9455 7 років тому

    Hey Trent, what are your thoughts on working in-house, versus freelance, as a Concept artist?

  • @wawathulu5637
    @wawathulu5637 6 років тому

    Would be fun to play as this robot gunner in a shooter game. Reminds me of a borderlands character.

  • @heyavanes6900
    @heyavanes6900 6 років тому

    Hi Trent, is there another option to purchase your goods on another site? I meant, I can never purchase stuff on gumroad :(

  • @FredoBernardo
    @FredoBernardo 5 років тому +1

    Hello I'm very new to your channel and i find it really great!
    I want to buy your Sketchbook Pro Tutorials Selection from Gumroad,
    however I noticed that many of the titles in the list are already published on your channel,
    for example this cyborg video. Is there a difference in the video content here from those included in your "Selection"?
    Looking forward to your feedback. And thanks for creating all these very informative videos! :)

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  5 років тому +1

      I often create extended editions of the videos and 2-3 hour uncut videos that you can dissect to see every layer effect and brush that is used. Nothing is hidden in those box sets of tutorials. Also, most of box sets 1-3 are no longer on YT.

    • @FredoBernardo
      @FredoBernardo 5 років тому

      @@TrentKaniuga i see thank you for the clarification... im so happy i discovered your videos!

  • @calebtsai8290
    @calebtsai8290 5 років тому

    Omygosh DUde* Your video ending was priceless

  • @themovingpencil
    @themovingpencil 7 років тому

    Trent,
    I'm a long time subscriber who looks forward to your videos. I seem to learn something new every time I watch one. My lovely wife bough me a Cintiq tablet coming up on two years ago so I'm relatively new to digital illustration. Recently I purchased some recording software and started my UA-cam channel. If you would like to see some of my speed paintings search: The Moving Pencil. See more of my work at www.themovingpencil.com. I would appreciate any advice you may have. Thanks! Jason

  • @gofan6969
    @gofan6969 6 років тому

    Hi, U are amazing i love your work, i just wanted to ask how do u get ur background to look like paper with a faint yellow tint ( on ur concept board thingy)

  • @TheKevphil
    @TheKevphil 7 років тому

    *_AWESOME!_*

  • @theunsboshoff554
    @theunsboshoff554 7 років тому

    I want to know something...
    Do you ever go back to old school paper and pencils and markers ("copic markers")

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  7 років тому

      Sometimes, but its very rare. I'm a minimalist so I don't have physical mediums laying around like I used to. Almost everything I do now is digital. Every now and then when I'm waiting at a restaurant, I'll drawn on napkins though.

  • @xPr0bz
    @xPr0bz 4 роки тому +2

    Sketchbook is lagging on my MacBook Pro when I am zooming.. what can I do?

  • @R3in_Ch
    @R3in_Ch 3 роки тому +1

    i really love sketchbook but it lacks diverse custom of brushes and brush in the community to download. sad

    • @TrentKaniuga
      @TrentKaniuga  3 роки тому

      Are you sure? I made all custom brushes that people can download and install.

  • @evanrice5361
    @evanrice5361 5 років тому

    I don’t know if it’s just me but I’m confused how you got all this colors on the image so quickly and not painting the colors on. Cuz I only know how to just paint the color on.

  • @Fetteremo
    @Fetteremo 7 років тому

    Are you named after the Worl of warcraft trees or are the trees named after you?

  • @stickfigurearena1247
    @stickfigurearena1247 5 років тому

    Again thanks SO much