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Fast and Loose Oil Painting in Procreate
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2019
- In this video I demonstrate how to paint a fast and loose oil painting in Procreate. The scene is set in the Joseph Wright Art Gallery in Derby, UK.
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Kudos on a fantastic “real-time” instructional vid. I’m a long time Procreate user and usually paint photo realistic fictional objects. I’ve challenged myself to complete a few loose paint portraits and it’s been scaring the s**t outta me. THANK YOU for giving me the confidence to just get started.
Hi Old Fart Digital-Art, thanks a lot, glad you liked the video
Same lol. How’s it going 2 years later? I’m just starting this journey😅
I think you described your thought process behind this painting fabulously! This is clearly a piece with a wonderful story of being introduced to and inspired by art at a young age behind it and you captured that beautifully, when Killey grows up I'm sure he'll absolutely adore this piece and will see just how much love and effort went into it.
Hi Twiggerist, thanks a lot. This is one of my all time favourite painting 👍
I love this. Your loose painting style has so much charm in it.
Hi GSL, thanks a lot
Hi Steve, I love the way you have captured Dan‘s concentration from the back even though you can’t see his face. Just shows how important posture and body language are. I agree with you about lost edges and having objects merge into a dark space, particularly in portraits where a face can almost seem like an apparition or ghost. I think Rembrandt makes use of this technique. Such a lovely family history to this particular place and heartwarming for you to see it being handed down to the youngsters.
Hi Patricia, thanks. This is by far my favourite painting this year. I'm looking forward to many more visits to the gallery with Killi
Really love this... have been looking for an oil paint brush for ages and never thought the turpentine was any good, but seeing this I am diving back in.
Hi OzzyBargainHunter, thanks. Glad you are motivated
How refreshing you are after searching through endless tutorials. I have not only learned a ton from this vid, but find myself very inspired to delve into loose, painterly work in Procreate. Lovely story with your vid, thank you for sharing with us!
I really appreciate you letting us know each time you make a new layer.
Hi Bill, thanks. I'll try to remember that. Sometimes its easy to skip over things
You’re very brave taking on such challenging subjects. Very inspiring. Good job Steve.
Hi Robert. Thanks. I didn't think twice about painting this one. The subject matter made it seem easy really, Dan's pose was perfect and the light just right
Bravo Steve! It is obvious that you have a huge experience in classic painting. Especially by how you put color and light accents on a canvas.
Hi Ayrat, thanks a lot. I loved painting this, I am a massive fan of Joseph Wright
Hi Steve. This was a beautiful painting. Wonderful memory captured. I so enjoy your instruction videos. Have a great day.
Hi A, thanks a lot. This is one of my favourite paintings 👍
I love the painting, it makes the connection from the painting on the wall to the observers.
In photography, one reason the dark areas can be important is that the decisions of adjustment, light/dark/details is left to post processing. If the details are captured well in light and dark areas with low noise when the photos are taken, then you have more flexibility later to make it what you want. And one reason painting is so great is that it is different than photography.
Hi Rick, You are so right. I hadn't thought of it like that. I guess the 'post processing' for the artist is the actual application of paint!
Completely right about the shadows. Just look at the painting within your painting!
Love the loose style, procreate tips, and fun stories about what inspired the painting! Thank you so much!
Hi Emily, thanks for watching. Glad you liked it
youre so sweeeeet and heartwarming personal story. So warmed.
Hi psysword, thanks, glad you liked it
I just found your channel and I love the way you explain things, its really nice and calming to hear you speak. Thank you for the video, subscribed!
Hi Andrea, thanks a lot for the comment and subscribing. Keep painting and stay safe
I love the flat approach that you get with Procreate. Do more of these going forward please. Thank you, great video.
Thanks Thomas. I had forgotten how much I liked Peocreate for oil paintings. Most of my recent oil painting work has been in Artrage, but this style has a quality all of it's own, very different to Artrage but just as exciting
thank you for the great lesson and free color pallets and brushes, you rock!
Hi Saramora, thanks 👍
This is fantastic! I am new to procreate and a relatively new artist. Watercolor has been my medium, but oil and acrylic are also lovely for moody textured pieces like the one shown here. You make it look easy and I thank you for sharing your choices as you created this piece. Take care and have a wonderful day.
Hi Janine, thanks a lot. Glad you like vid. Stay safe 👍
Hey Steve, I loved this video. It's really nice to see such a great painting done with the built-in brushes, and explained in an easy to understand and down to earth way. Thanks!
Absolutely amazing! I feel very inspired to open up procreate and try the oil brushes!
Thanks Joshua 👍
thank you so much! loved seeing the process and hearing your thoughts on it. i had never used those two procreate brushes before, so seeing them in action was a treat.
for people who haven't used them, you can find the Grunge brush in the "Textures" tab of the brush library, and Turpentine is in "Painting."
Just stumbling upon this video now in the search for digital painting tips, and I was shocked to see the same painting I’ve looked at for years, particularly in my early childhood! Hundreds of fantastic memories at that museum and it was a lovely surprise to see that reference picture! :]
I've been Falling in love lately with oil painting styles, and expressive brushstrokes, I got into it first by seeing adam duff's work and seeing how he uses hard and soft edges, and then saw some color pallets from old pieces and their use of greens, yellow and blues, or softer less saturated colors, I really love the idea of putting those expressive textured brush strokes into digital media. Like Craig Mullins work in his brushstrokes is beautiful. I've been feeling kinda guilty tho, as if liking this type of work is bad, because I use to hate going to art galleries, and i hated old painting because it reminded me too much of history class, and the type of art i use to make when i was younger was more stylized and i mostly just drew cats. but now i realized that liking this isn't a bad thing for me, and it will help me improve and add on into developing my art style, There nothing wrong ini changing who you are, its okay to geek out about things. :D
I love this, i really wanna learn how to do water paint like this
i love this! so beautiful. young and self-taught artist here, i learned a lot from listening to you
Hi uhmmn, thanks a lot, keep painting 👍
I will looking for your palette with pleasure !
Just what I was looking for, thank you!
This is soooooooo helpful for me OMG. For the first time I tried it for my landscape drawing on Ipad and it turns out to be sooooo artistic. I love it so much. Thank you for your helpful tutorial!
Hi Gift of light. So glad you like this. It is one of my all time favourite paintings 👍
@@SteveElliottArt Wow, how great! I hope you enjoy your drawing to the fullest everyday
Learn a lot thanks !!
Hi Audrey, thanks for the support 👍
Beautiful work!
Thanks karthikjr 👍
That came out pretty good
Thanks so much...will improve my work for sure. Thx
Hi Carol, glad you like it 👍
I really enjoyed your video ! you seem like a really nice human :) and thanks for the tips too !
Thanks Lena 👍
Absolutely loved this, thank you
Hi Rebel Man, glad you liked it 👍
This is beautiful! That’s for the tutorial!
Hi Lcherie26, thanks for the support 👍
I really loved this video! Thank you so much!
Hi Natalie, thanks for the kind comment. Glad you like it
i love this video😭❤️❤️
Hi Myunhwa, thanks a lot. It’s one of my favourites. Keep painting and stay safe
Me too, I just found it and I think I'll be referring to it often. I like Steve's painting process. Keeping it loose and fun and not cluttered with too many layers. I subscribed :)
Love it!
Hi Gladi, thanks
Good job Steve, I also love the grunge brush it is one of my favourites. Also think you are right about bring out too much details in the dark shadows, it looks unnatural to me
Hi Armchair, Thanks. I've re-discovered the grunge brush and using it in all sorts of work including pencil drawings.
Looks great man! You done excellent with this one.
Hi Clay, Thanks. I'm really pleased with this one
Brilliant!
Thanks Christopher
Wow! Brilliant. I’ve just clicked subscribe.
Hi Kath, Thanks for the sub :-)
Lovely!!!!!
Hi Forty Two Crayons, thanks and nice name by the way. Keep painting and stay safe
hi im new on the channel and got very inspired. subbed!
Hi Thelonious, thanks for the support, much appreciated 👍
wow a great video mate thanksss§
Hi Carlos, thank you 👍
Lovely video!! It helped me a ton 😊
Hi Mel, thanks
1:18 Start
Thank you
Hi Andrice, you’re welcome
Thanx. Informative
Thanks ArticPol, stay safe
@@SteveElliottArt Same to you. All the best
Can you please add a link for the brushes you used? Thanks!
Thank you.
Hi Kim 👍
Try ArtRage Vitae for tablets or PC for paint that looks like paint, not digital smears.
Hey, great painting, how did you create the oil affect? I am desperately trying to get oil texture on my digital paintings
Bloody hell. First two minutes and I’m in bits here 😭
Hi J, hope that’s in a good way 👍
@@SteveElliottArt tremendous mate, great tutorial.
brilliant work! what iPad version did you use for this painting? and did you end up upgrading? Looking to purchase one myself. Cheers!
This was dope, thank u Steve ✨
What layer blending mode do you use when adding new layers (like the figures over the background)?
Hi James, thanks. If I'm painting an object on a layer I.e.figures i dont change the blend mode. If I. Painting shadows on a layer I set it to multiply and sometimes I use add to make highlights pop.
Nice painting! I know you were painting from a photo, but did you consider cropping the other 3 paintings out of the painting? I think that would improve the composition and really put the focus on where it should be. Just a thought!
Hi Danielle, Thanks for the input. To be honest when I took the photo I framed it deliberately like that. I did crop the end of one painting off the right hand side of the picture but to be honest, for me the paintings are just as important as Dan and Killi to help set the scene.
What’s te blending brush? Sorry I’m not an English speaker. I can’t find that brush 😊
where can I find the brush he used
Hi Hakim, The two brushes I used are both standard brushes supplied in Artrage, the Grunge brush and the Turpentine brush
Love the final painting! Where can I get those brushes from? :)
You said you used a JSS palette. Where did you find that and are there other palettes for other masters?
Hi art Garcia, I made it by sampling colours from a JSS painting. I have several palettes that you can download free from my web site
I’m a hard core ArtRage user, but I don’t use the paint tube, just the oil brush and hard wet palette knife and canvas texture kept turned on for each layer except my ink layer.
Have to play with the oil brush in Procreate, and see if I can recreate my painting style that I use in ArtRage in Procreate. Does Procreate give us the option for a canvas texture like ArtRage does?
Hi Bee, unfortunately Procreate doesn’t support textures, but your can import your own onto a layer and use blending modes to get a decent effect. I have a free paper texture available on my website
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Loved this, great inspiration, but what resolution or size canvas did you use? my strokes look wonky and pixelated
Hi Rodrigo, I usually work on a very large canvas that gives me very limited layers to work on. I would recommend 16” x 20” x 300dpi
hi Steve, can brushes in procreate mix paint on canvas like corel painter?
Hi cisp360, they can. In many ways I prefer it to Corel Painter
So did you create your palette from directly sampling from the photograph?
Hi Dark, the palette I used here was created by sampling a John Singer Sargent painting. Although I have to say more recently I tend not to use Palettes at all, but rather ‘fell’ my way when selecting colours
What is the brush you used?
Where do you buy ur brush
What brushes do you use?
Hi Kim, I name each brush in the video as I use them. I believe All the brushes are standard Procreate brushes. If not you can get them off my website, link in the video description
what brushes are u using?
Hi luiz, wow, it’s been a while since I painted this. I’ll hazard a guess at the Grunge brush, turpentine brush and oil brush
thank you, this helped steady me before i hit a spiral of art depression: digital paint edition
Hi koju-Jin, glad you liked it
How are you so fast at drawing. Omg.
It's not real-time. It has been sped up.
when you realize the dude with baby was the painting
Hi awesome guy 👍👍
@@SteveElliottArt hello my fellow art appreciating commarad 🐰
maybe actually explain what you're doing.
Hi Seth, I have lots of videos with a step by step breakdown. Sometimes it’s nice to just paint 👍
I totally agree with « only few colors »