USE THESE SIMPLE TIPS TO BRING YOUR ART TO LIFE! Narrated Procreate Timelapse
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- Опубліковано 28 кві 2024
- "Wow! I wish I could live in this world!"
"I can imagine myself in this scene!"
If these are things that you want people to say about your environments and scenes, then I'm going to share with you some of my top tips on how to accomplish lively and immersive worlds!
Special thanks to Zach Causey for his eagle ears and eyes!
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What I like about the process is that if you had to present the concept at any stage, the idea would always read clearly. The repetition of shapes from the characters into the architecture really helps them belong together in the scene.
Thanks a lot Cam, that's definitely what I aim to do as soon I can! 😃
I stumbled upon this video by accident, but I'm glad I found it! Useful tips, beautiful drawing, amazing skill, inspired me to try to draw something too!
Happy to have you here and so glad to hear that I managed to inspire you to draw something! Thank you for the kind words 😄
Making the structure slightly resemble cats is genius! Amazing art man👏
Thank you!
Maestro
Loved hearing your thought process as we went through the timelapse! Really helped me understand where your head was when making some of your creative choices! Quality video!
god the way you do backgrounds is so inspiring!!! could you please do a video about how to start learning how to draw architecture? ive always wanted to do fun buildings like the one youve created among other things like fantasy styled towns but cannot for the life of me figure out how to start
Thank you much! I will definitely get around to doing it at some point as Architecture design is one of my main loves. (Interestingly enough I started off doing characters and avoided doing backgrounds or anything with perspectives at all costs 🤣)
@@jtuffdesigns omg thats been me for the longest time haha. i love doing character illustrations but i want to start making a graphic novel and trying to learn anything i can about backgrounds has been so tough. looking forward to more vids from you man, you talking thru your timelapses is so unbelievably helpful !!
It's a solid concept.. I really like the way you explain the world building, it's really inspiring
A wealth of knowledge! Great to see a view into your brain so clearly
Thanks Ben, glad you are liking these vids! A lot more to come! 😊
What an amazing video!
Thank you!
I love this!!!! Great content as always!
Thank you, happy that you do! 😄
I really appreciate the time lapse of your perspective at 2:10. I've wondered how to balance actually marking the perspective lines versus doing it intuitively, and this is a nice way to do that.
Happy that it helps! It took me a while to find a nice compromise as well and i've fallen to the trap on both ends of the spectrum as well haha
I'm glad i clicked on this! This is such a great breakdown of your process and thoughts and storytelling. Cant wait to check out your other vids.
Thank you so much, so happy to hear that you enjoyed it! I hope you find the other videos just as useful!
i love this! looks so chill and cute
Thank you! Glad you like it 😃
Thank you for the insight...
Forgets everything the next day*
Amazing video Jourdan, I love to see other artist's process, great explanation!
Thank you so much Fernando, I hope you got something out of it 😃
Got yourself another subscripber as I to have just stumbled upon this video and thought it was awesome. You're definitely right about tapping into that childhood imagination to create. I feel the more technical things we learn about art, the more we forget about having fun whilst creating it.
This is so true. It's such a common thing among my friends in the professional industry and I think it's quite sad to see that they've lost touch with what got them into art in the first place. I hope to be able to inspire others to rediscover the joy for themselves :)
I'm so glad youtube recommended me this video!
I'm glad that it did too, hope you enjoyed it and future videos that are to come 😁
This is wonderful. So helpful for people who are on their art journey. Love this
Thank you, glad that you find it helpful! :)
My brother, this is so awesome I just subbed. I just bought myself an iPad so I could get back into drawing again and as an adult I’ve had the insight to understand to just throw myself into it just for the love of it. Not to compare myself etc, but just for the love of it and your creative process reminds me of what it was like being a kid, in the best way possible. Thinking about what would be cool and immersing yourself into the fantasy of it. I appreciate how you think and thank you for this video.
I am so happy to hear that I have been able to inspire you in that way! It's been my own personal journey to rediscover the child like wonder in my own art again, after struggling with with perfectionism and being harsh on myself for most of my professional career. I think that's really the key to longevity and even some of our most creative works! All the best with your journey :)
Great video, thank you for taking the time to make it and share your knowledge, love the process and final illustration
Thank you so much! Glad you like it 😄 hope you found it useful
Wow this was an amazing video! These tips + details in your art truly made it feel alive and fun to look at.
Thank you so much! Makes me happy to hear that the details I put in have paid off :D
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Happy to be able to share, hope you got something useful from it!
I really love every tip you gave and it's what I needed to hear I really felt the urge to make something from deep within thank you so much and on to the next video 🙏
That is such an amazing thing for me to hear! I hope you had a fun and inspired expression of those feelings!🙏
Love this video! It’s so helpful hearing about your decision making through your process. The tips are really great too : D
I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed it and found it useful! There are more to come :D
New Sub. Your art is awesome 🤩
Thank you for this
I've been so focused on 'getting it right' that I've forgotten to play in my drawings...
I feel you on that, everything was all about making perfect portfolio pieces for me for a long time that I felt so burned out and lost my joy in making art. Play, and making that space for it is really the key to changing that :) Hope it inspires you to have more fun
Amazing work. U have my subb.
Great video!
Beautiful drawing and a super helpful lesson! I love the kittens in the background
Hey thanks for showing this. Nice
Thanks for checking the vid out!
Very pleasant art. Inspiring. Maybe I could learn one day, too. I always get stuff ugly and complicated and trying to fix it is always a way of more complication until I'm exhausted and hate the piece and my stupidity. Spent all my life on art and still don't understand it. I guess not all people are talented. =)
The tip is just nice :)
Glad you like it 😏
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My god the pain in his voice at the start haha omg bro I FEEEEEEEEEEEEL THAT
I was defeated dude....but we just gotta soldier on sometimes and hope that we can do better 😂
Great video!! JUICEDD
Thanks Hiro 🔥🔥🔥
This video is great and as someone who is learning art I think this video is very helpful and informative but I do have a little suggestion, I would love it if when you do another video like this you have a segment that showcases the layers, I would love to see how you manage your layers and what you use them for at some point. Anyway amazing video.
Thanks for checking the vid out and for the suggestion! I am planning to set up a way that people can subscribe to get my PSDs and relevant resources at some points, which I think will be even more helpful. With that said, I'll consider implementing your suggestions where relevant, or even covering a video on layer management/efficiency :)
@@jtuffdesigns Thanks that would be so awesome!!, if you don't mind I was also wondering what brush you used to paint your background? I would love to know.
I love this so much but i struggle with finding good references like the one you showed. What app do you find them on?
Glad you like it! I just use pinterest, which is my favorite way of discovering lots of new and interesting ref. You can check out my profile there to see what I've pinned and find inspiring! id.pinterest.com/jtuffan/
The poles could've been scratching poles with little platforms on top as lookouts...this looks great :)
Ahh yess, how could I have missed out on that :D Great idea and thank you!
You are an amazing teacher! I wish for a lesson on overpaint for scenery and background anime style .. I ask too much sorry ❤
Thank you for your kind words! By overpaint do you mean painting over someone's works as feedback, or a process video for what you suggested? Would definitely love to do a more comprehensive video on that at some point 😃
@@jtuffdesigns Thank you so much for the answer, you are such a kind person.. Btw when i say overpaint i meant when you do a painting over the lineart hope to explain well cause i love the painterly style :) manymany thanks again
wow i don't know you have a youtube, subbed immediately
Good to have you here! 😁
Do you have any tips for webtoon artists, like specifically when keeping in theme with dialogue and humor? And do you find any drawbacks to using procreate for comics or would you recommend more “professional” software?(procreate is actually pretty professional to me I think)
While I have had a brief experience working on a webtoon, I can't say that I am experienced enough to give tips on your first question.
When it comes to drawbacks of Procreate, it's not too great at handling large file sizes; the larger the file, the less layers you have. For efficiency, I think that using Photoshop or programs like Clip Studio Paint will still be more ideal options
I noticed you used a hard pixel brush to ink your characters, I'm just wondering what your thought process was as to why you went with an aliased brush with jagged edges?
It's actually one of the default Procreate Brushes, the HB pencil. I really like how that brush feels and on top of that, I like having a bit of a more traditional look to them (although I ended up just removing it lol)
@@jtuffdesigns Actually upon closer look the video, I realized the time-lapse playback makes it look Pixelated and aliased and the final render doesn't actually look like that. I guess when you watch your time-lapse on procreate it does some compression or something 😁
If you look at the video at 18:00 vs 18:05 you can see what I mean
Ah that's right, the aliased look wasn't intentional then, definitely the Procreate compression! Wish they had the recording in HD as an option
Please share ur brushesss
This is so good! But after so many years, I still don't understand color theory in practice 😢
Thank you! What about color theory do you particularly struggle with? I would like to cover that topic someday once I feel more comfortable with it too :)
@@jtuffdesigns Thanks! That would be awesome! In an informal way of describing it, is like I don't know what colors I should pick... For example, I started an artwork with "greyish" colors as a base but when I added more color to each object in the composition, it started to feel wrong visually. Like the harmony of colors if you have a white house, a green garden, and a blue sky that are together; I know there's reflecting light that could make the house appear more blueish and at the same time to have a "yellowish" light because of the sun. But I can't come up with colors that are appealing to the eye and feels "correct" naturally. It would be great to have some tips about picking and fixing colors 🤩
Are you sinngle o.o youre art is gorgeous
You'll have to ask my wife about that haha. Glad you are enjoying my art!
@@jtuffdesigns damn. Shes lucky. Keep up with the great art man
found you for the first time and while I'm not about the weird cartoon cats [they dont fit in] the scene is awesome...however, moss does NOT grow on rocks in the ocean. they are sunbleached and covered in barnacles...same for boats.
Thanks for the feedback! Noted on the moss and that's very helpful to know 😃
Amazing video. I loved hearing you talk though your process
Always a pleasure to share 🫡