“By the way I’m using reference here in case you haven’t figure that out yet.” I believe most art tutorials on UA-cam should address that and put a link to their reference photo, that way those who want to practice the tutorial can follow along using the photo.
@@IzraelRM wow damn, it thought he drew the eyes big, the actual model's eyes are actually bigger xD he kinda aged up the model with smaller eyes and thinner nose.
This is the best tutorial I’ve ever watched.. I was stuck with overblending and never actually putting into the shadows and highlights until it was kinda too late...
THANK YOU - for a simple, no-nonsense tutorial that does not take an hour and complicate things. For beginners, those tutorials are too overwhelming. What you have described here is contouring and highlighting, and we all know what those are, so this is an awesome tutorial. I appreciate the way you have shown how to do this.
Was overwhelmed watching this the first time probably because I'm a total beginner in digital art. Watched it a few times and finally picked some ideas.
I’ve seen a dozen videos on youtube where they just start painting and don’t explain anything. This 1 minute video was the most helpful! Thank you, good sir!
I must say: this is one of the best tutorial I've ever seen. So direct and helpful. It teaches way better than 90% of the tutorial out there in 90% less time. Awesome!
Boy I needed this. I’ve been stressing about learning how to paint. Every procreate video I find the UA-camr uses customs brushes that I don’t have. I’m noticing a pattern the more information I keep finding tho! IMMA GET IT DOWN SOON! Thank you ❤️
I don't think I can thank you enough for this. I've been battling with the face part of a painting for 2 weeks for a commission due on 3 days. I just finished the face in 20 minutes with this an it looks INSANE.. you are amazing for this you literally saved me
One of the greatest tutorials I've seen. Everything you need to know, step by step with nothing unnecessary in-between. Super easy to understand and tought me how to make clipping masks happen. Thanks.
Thank you! There's a saying that goes "if you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough". Such a short, sweet explanation. Easy to grasp. I love it!
Bruh I’ve been trying to digital portrait paint for two years and have given up every time and returned to my usual art styles, but after watching this I painted my first one and I’m so proud!!! I’m not done yet I still have to paint the clothes but the face made me super excited cause it actually turned out well!
These type of tutorials are nice for beginners or those looking for faster method! There are plenty of these tutorials already but I'm not complaining considering they are extremely helpful! Thank you very much!
Wait this was so quick and easy to follow! I expected a twenty-minute tutorial, actually. I have learned how to use draw light better now! Awesome content, as usual, Mr. Agbadi!
Honestly, it depends on personal taste. Some do great paintings with only one or a few brushes. Others like to use tons of brushes but for very specific textures so it ends up being more of a visual dialect they "speak" but the base is still usually only a few brushes. Try new things, note what works, but don't force yourself using things that don't work, Don't overthink it, you'll develop your own visual dialect, aslo known as style, over time
this is exactly what i plan to do. i just posted my first art tutorial ever on semi-realistic eyes and i try to make it easy to follow and simple and i really wanna do skin next. consider checking it out and telling me what you think? i'd appreciate it more than you know :D
Great! I've never see a tutorial so simple( and fast ) as this. I actually know all of that, though. But I always forget it( because I have a bad habit of staying for months without painting, and my memory is quitte bad when it comes to art ).So, this tutorial is great for remembering the basics of coloring skin whenever I forget it. ( sorry for bad english )
WOW. I had a problem where everytime I tried to make the picture look 3D by adding the shadows and lights on the skin,everything would just smudge together and look horrific and still 2D..this video is a blessing for that issue! It might not have looked perfect at the end in your video but you clearly hurried it up just to give us an example and the result is clearly still there to show how and that it does work. very cool and simple video (even though if someone wants to actually use it and isn't fluid in the program they will have to stop a bunch of times xD ) still worth though! thanks! (also I don't see a problem in you using a reference since we only learn how things work by staring at them. aka where light hits ,same with shadows and how the body bends and so on. so references will most likely help to memorize things a bunch faster for the future)
Simple, yet effective. Gotta have an understanding on how reality looks to get where you want to place those shadows and make them look real. Great job as awlays Mohammed!
This is so short and to the point! And no “sub to the channel!” And all that extra gunk. Plus its pretty easy to understand and I learned so much in just one minute. Thank you! 💕
You make it look so easy! Perhaps I should try practicing with reference for a while-- I always get stuck on figuring out what the character's features would look like. Thanks man!
new sub! Thanks for all your videos, they make me feel a lot better about getting back into art after many years hiatus. My first drawing tablet arrives next week and I'm really nervous about starting digital art, but these are a good confidence boost. I know I'll get there one day.
why cant you show all interface? Like when you smooth the transitions... you do it in the same shadow layer... wish a brush? witch tool are you using? Did you changed the color? When I try it it gets darken than the original, because of multiply. How do you find the right color to make a transition between mid and shadow?
Lmao, Im already using this "lazy" method without knowing it... So thats mean im already a lazy artist since couple years ago before this video come out... Lmao Btw i love your art tutorial video
I love it simple and to the point tutorial !! The hardest thing to do when painting is controlling edges work , some time when we have a lot of soft edges our painting becomes blurry , and when using to much hard edges it becomes stiff , how do u know when we should use hard and soft edge's ? Hope you're going to make video about edge's tutorial in a future 🙏 like this one ,
Awesome tutorial. I have watched so many, and I am good at digital and traditional painting and drawing, but there is always some little thing that someone can teach you. This one id one of those tutorials. I didn't know the attach layer part.
My biggest problem is not being able to block in the shadows like you should do for the first "round" of rendering. I always start detailing and blending too early and get lost in the detail, then frustrated that the big picture doesn't look as I want it. I think I'll need about 132 more videos showcasing blocking in like this before it sinks in 🤓
Also we want to see your "hard-working" approach the cool comic type with the fancy colours rim light, ambient occlusion, layer arrangements and layer masks .... EVERYTHING!!!
I'm guessing neither. At some point he says use a soft round brush to blur. So he uses the brush tool to create new transitions rather than try and create blur with specific tools. From what I saw of other professional artists this seems to be the preferred method as the blur and smudge tools tend to give a very distinct digital look to the piece. It's also just more reliable to use our own understanding of transitions than ask the computer to guesstimate how to spread the colours to create a good transition.
@@MohammedAgbadi Oh yes I've seen some of his work ! Wouldn't have known he uses the smudge tool if you hadn't told me. Just goes to show you that with enough understanding and practice you can really make good art with anything.
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Can i send you some of my Photoshop paintings to critique? Bytheway, very helpful tips on this one! 💯
Sure man!! Shoot me an email or join the discord!
Awesome bro lemme do that!.
I like it! but its tooooo fast D: relax and reach the 10 min :D
Awesome!
"Don't overcomplicate things and confuse yourself"
Me, overcomplicating everything and getting frustrated : wow I should try that
literally me lmao
I'm so close to commenting the same thing 😆 now I don't have to
Relatable 😢
Me…
**watches video**
“Wow this looks easy”
**opens tablet and tries**
**screams**
Hahaha come onnnn!!!!
Me in every tutorial lol
Me everytime😔
exactly
@@MohammedAgbadi do you have tutorial for blend and make the edge smooth at 1:17 ?
Finally, someone who actually explains what they're doing instead of promoting their brushes and telling the viewer to just get good.
Jose Sanchez 🙏🏾
Dont think ive ever seen an artist on youtube do that ever.
When you hear "just practice regularly" for the 50th time.
@@macklin1665 There's a lot of artists who do this though.
@@sploomfussy like who
Greatest take away from this is "Don't forget to squint."
Hahaha don’t forget to squint bro!
I swear 😂😂😂
Lol I think I need to cut my eyelashes a bit because all I see everytime is water in my eyes🤣
So true
@@MohammedAgbadi Great tutorial, By the way, which brush have you used to paint the skin?
Timestamps for the lazy people out there
0:00 - Introduction
0:05 - Open Photoshop
0:08 - Rough sketch
0:10 - Picking skin tone
0:17 - New Layer
0:18 - Clipping mask
0:29 - Paint other elements
0:34 - Colors
0:38 - Reflective colors
0:43 - New Layer
0:46 - Set layer to multiply
0:47 - Clipping mask
0:49 - Shadows
1:09 - Darkest shadow
1:12 - Blend using a soft round brush
1:15 - Edges
1:20 - Merge all layers
1:27 - Continue painting
1:30 - Brushes
1:33 - Contrasts
1:39 - Highlights
1:47 - Keep painting
1:50 - Tips
LMAOOOO BRUHHH HWATTT!!!!!!
Thanks didnt want to waste almost 2 minutes of my life
bruh really wtf
Thank you for understanding and helping us lazy people ♥️
this is really helpful, thanks
“By the way I’m using reference here in case you haven’t figure that out yet.” I believe most art tutorials on UA-cam should address that and put a link to their reference photo, that way those who want to practice the tutorial can follow along using the photo.
@@IzraelRM tyyy
I DO
Israel RM
Oh wow, you actually found the exact same picture xd
(No sarcasm intended if it sounded like that)
@@IzraelRM wow damn, it thought he drew the eyes big, the actual model's eyes are actually bigger xD
he kinda aged up the model with smaller eyes and thinner nose.
That's probably he's style of drawing the model
A Lazy digital painting tutorial for lazy artists...
...that's me. Move over I need this
Hahahah i made this because I’m always lazy!!
@@MohammedAgbadi make tutorial for blending color please
Ian Hubert reference lol
Best advice
“Don’t over complicate things and confuse yourself “
0:43 ‘you’re doing great’
Me: thank you :’)
This is the best tutorial I’ve ever watched.. I was stuck with overblending and never actually putting into the shadows and highlights until it was kinda too late...
yeah man!! thanks i could help!!
This is genuinely the tutorial an artist NEEDS to start out with. Thank you so much for this. Bless.
Hahah awesome!
THANK YOU - for a simple, no-nonsense tutorial that does not take an hour and complicate things. For beginners, those tutorials are too overwhelming. What you have described here is contouring and highlighting, and we all know what those are, so this is an awesome tutorial. I appreciate the way you have shown how to do this.
I'm just happy to see someone who shows whole process instead of doing a jump cut from literal sketch to almost finished drawing
Great video. Thanks!
Not gonna lie i really prefer these straight to the point tutorials!! Very compact and no need to skip throughout parts of the video, thanks for this!
How was this video just as, if not even more informative than a few of the 10+ minute art tutorials I see?! Great job, and good music choice :)
Wow, thanks!
He was telling the truth, thanks man! I went from armature painter to full fledged concept artist in just a min!
Was overwhelmed watching this the first time probably because I'm a total beginner in digital art. Watched it a few times and finally picked some ideas.
I’ve seen a dozen videos on youtube where they just start painting and don’t explain anything. This 1 minute video was the most helpful! Thank you, good sir!
the honesty of the title is magnificent i wish other tutorials were like this
I must say: this is one of the best tutorial I've ever seen. So direct and helpful. It teaches way better than 90% of the tutorial out there in 90% less time. Awesome!
Boy I needed this. I’ve been stressing about learning how to paint. Every procreate video I find the UA-camr uses customs brushes that I don’t have. I’m noticing a pattern the more information I keep finding tho!
IMMA GET IT DOWN SOON! Thank you ❤️
You're so welcome! keep going! it gets better the more you practice
First time I see an actually interesting art tutorial! So short, helpful, and discrete! Thumps up for not adding unnecessary extra info for ads.
This. This is what I wish more tutorials could be like. Simple, quick and to the point. Thank you for the quality content as always!
I don't think I can thank you enough for this. I've been battling with the face part of a painting for 2 weeks for a commission due on 3 days. I just finished the face in 20 minutes with this an it looks INSANE.. you are amazing for this you literally saved me
Finally someone who understand what its like to start fresh! Thank you!
One of the greatest tutorials I've seen. Everything you need to know, step by step with nothing unnecessary in-between. Super easy to understand and tought me how to make clipping masks happen.
Thanks.
Thank you! There's a saying that goes "if you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough". Such a short, sweet explanation. Easy to grasp. I love it!
Shortest, most useful, smartest video whoever want to learn how to colour in digital art. Thank you very much bro.
First and only video I've seen of yours and you've earned a subscription. I could watch this all day long. Thank you so much.
Bruh I’ve been trying to digital portrait paint for two years and have given up every time and returned to my usual art styles, but after watching this I painted my first one and I’m so proud!!! I’m not done yet I still have to paint the clothes but the face made me super excited cause it actually turned out well!
These type of tutorials are nice for beginners or those looking for faster method! There are plenty of these tutorials already but I'm not complaining considering they are extremely helpful! Thank you very much!
Ahahah definitely! I wanted to start explaining a lot but I’m like nahh I’ll just do that later! I’m too lazy today
Wait this was so quick and easy to follow! I expected a twenty-minute tutorial, actually. I have learned how to use draw light better now! Awesome content, as usual, Mr. Agbadi!
Thanks man! I’m doing my best to make more!
Fast and sweet - great little vid man, subscribed.
Thanks so much
This is the most helpful & concise tutorial I've come across, period. You're the bomb, sir.
oh my god this was so much information in 2 minutes. saved me a 3 hour rabbit hole
not even kidding these tips just made my painting instantly better, youve got yourself a new subscriber!! tq so much
It looks so simple but the problem is the various brushes I feel, how and when to use them.
Yeahh I can make a video on that
wait, i got just the video for you! Check out "the only brush you'll need for digital painting" video from sinixdesign.
Honestly, it depends on personal taste. Some do great paintings with only one or a few brushes. Others like to use tons of brushes but for very specific textures so it ends up being more of a visual dialect they "speak" but the base is still usually only a few brushes. Try new things, note what works, but don't force yourself using things that don't work, Don't overthink it, you'll develop your own visual dialect, aslo known as style, over time
You are too good, the way you explain is simple and quick, i like that, thanks for the wonderful lesson.
when i was 15 i figured this out from observation and it worked and ive improved so much more in 4 years
I'd love a more in depth tutorial of this lazy method. Skins hard brr
sure!!! i can definitely do that!!
@@MohammedAgbadi thank you! I'll love you forever
he's gonna make a lazy tutorial on how to make an indepht tutorial so you can make the tutorial yourself then learn from it
this is exactly what i plan to do. i just posted my first art tutorial ever on semi-realistic eyes and i try to make it easy to follow and simple and i really wanna do skin next. consider checking it out and telling me what you think? i'd appreciate it more than you know :D
"Don't complicate things and confuse your self". That was the best advice to myself. Thank your sir!
man, this is so helpful for someone like me who can't focus for too long. thanks man ❤️
A minute video,Straight up to the point and i like that
This is a lot of knowledge in a minute, you're great ☺️
Your brush strokes are fantastic
Great! I've never see a tutorial so simple( and fast ) as this. I actually know all of that, though. But I always forget it( because I have a bad habit of staying for months without painting, and my memory is quitte bad when it comes to art ).So, this tutorial is great for remembering the basics of coloring skin whenever I forget it. ( sorry for bad english )
Glad it helped!
I don't know how this dude made a minute video that SOMEHOW...I MEAN SOMEHOW HELPED ME.
Mohammed you are not normal-
WOW.
I had a problem where everytime I tried to make the picture look 3D by adding the shadows and lights on the skin,everything would just smudge together and look horrific and still 2D..this video is a blessing for that issue!
It might not have looked perfect at the end in your video but you clearly hurried it up just to give us an example and the result is clearly still there to show how and that it does work.
very cool and simple video (even though if someone wants to actually use it and isn't fluid in the program they will have to stop a bunch of times xD ) still worth though! thanks!
(also I don't see a problem in you using a reference since we only learn how things work by staring at them. aka where light hits ,same with shadows and how the body bends and so on. so references will most likely help to memorize things a bunch faster for the future)
Thank you so much I was banging my head on tablet from last 4hr. Today I decided to learn digital painting and this was very helpful thank you.
Simple, yet effective. Gotta have an understanding on how reality looks to get where you want to place those shadows and make them look real.
Great job as awlays Mohammed!
Yeah man! Definitely! Gotta know what it is before drawing!
wow this is so good! It's hard to find a good video like this! Got yourself a new subscriber! Thank you for this video
This is so short and to the point! And no “sub to the channel!” And all that extra gunk. Plus its pretty easy to understand and I learned so much in just one minute. Thank you! 💕
when u said it will be quick and you'll learn a lot.... your right! thanks man!
I've been using Photoshop for years now and I had no idea you could clip a layer like that! Wow. Thanks for the cool tip, saves me a lot of time!
awesome man!! it's always a time saver!
Wow. That was fantastic. I needed this! Thank you Mohammaed Agbadi
You are very welcome
This is the most easy and fastest tutorial for coloring, exactly what I need
Mohammed i subscribed to your channel since it was at 50-60 k subscribers.. just wanted to say you're doing a great job.. thanks.. 👍👍
Love it! Straight to the point!
beautiful 👍👍
Awesome. You are the best teacher
Thank you! 😃
This 1 minute tutorial taught me more than what most tutorials out there did in just 1 minute.
Very simple and effective, love the accent btw
Make more of these
It's actually helpfull
Quick and easy
Aight I'm gonna do this now !
Thankyou! I’ll do my best!!!
Why can't tutorials be this good and to the point?!!!!!
You make it look so easy! Perhaps I should try practicing with reference for a while-- I always get stuck on figuring out what the character's features would look like. Thanks man!
Yeah man! Definitely start with reference first!
let's be honest, we learnt a hell lot from this tutorial. probably more than most vids. but the most difficult part is to get a clean sketch 😂
Now this is the perfect and short tutorial that I've found helpful.
new sub! Thanks for all your videos, they make me feel a lot better about getting back into art after many years hiatus. My first drawing tablet arrives next week and I'm really nervous about starting digital art, but these are a good confidence boost. I know I'll get there one day.
this video overwhelmed me more than anything in my life
Hi Moha, every day your technique is more fantastic. Not only do you draw good comics, if not also other styles. Congratulations Mohammed 💪
Thankyou so much!
I waited so much for this tutorial nice video!
Thanks man! Hahahaha sorry to have kept you waiting?!
Thank you very much! One of the best tutorials I’ve seen💗
Glad it was helpful!
Best toturial ever!!! I improved my paintings a lot.. Thank you so much 🙏🙏
Ive been looking everywhere of how to smooth out colours and finally found it thank you so much
Just want to say WOW!! It's looks so simple to understand and easy to breakdown the process, Thank you!!!👍👍👍
Anytime man!
Thank you so much for this tutorial man. It was really really helpful! Keep doing such tutorials and I love you and your channel!
This is very brief and direct. Thank you.
i love your videos. the casual style is so nice
THANK YOU FOR THIS! I love the tip for getting the skin shadow with the layer on multiply 😭😭🙌🏾🙌🏾🤍🤍
instant subscribe, this is straight to the point and very informative, thanks mate
Oh how I wish you would paint more! Thanks so much bro! Your amazing!
Lool I’m doing that! Maybe I should post more!
why cant you show all interface? Like when you smooth the transitions... you do it in the same shadow layer... wish a brush? witch tool are you using? Did you changed the color? When I try it it gets darken than the original, because of multiply. How do you find the right color to make a transition between mid and shadow?
Lmao, Im already using this "lazy" method without knowing it... So thats mean im already a lazy artist since couple years ago before this video come out... Lmao
Btw i love your art tutorial video
Lmaooo you’ve been lazy all along!
I love u so much , doing the Ian hubert in digital painting is awesome, lazy Tutorial full of details thank you. Please do more of this pleaseeee
Yesssss Ian is amazing!!!!
If only 3D software tutorials were this quick and straightforward 😭
I love it simple and to the point tutorial !!
The hardest thing to do when painting is controlling edges work , some time when we have a lot of soft edges our painting becomes blurry , and when using to much hard edges it becomes stiff , how do u know when we should use hard and soft edge's ? Hope you're going to make video about edge's tutorial in a future 🙏 like this one ,
sure i can do that! some one that nails this alot is cutest introvert. check her instagram!
Thank you for this sooooo much, I always make it more complicated than it needs to be. Now I'm off to squint at my references!
Awesome tutorial. I have watched so many, and I am good at digital and traditional painting and drawing, but there is always some little thing that someone can teach you. This one id one of those tutorials. I didn't know the attach layer part.
Wow, that was...very informative. Simple and quaint, like tea. Thanks dude !
hahhaha anytime dude!
Thanks for this. I will try this right away. I'm your newest sub.
My biggest problem is not being able to block in the shadows like you should do for the first "round" of rendering. I always start detailing and blending too early and get lost in the detail, then frustrated that the big picture doesn't look as I want it. I think I'll need about 132 more videos showcasing blocking in like this before it sinks in 🤓
Your content is so amazing and easy to understand, Thankyou for sharing this.
Thanks so much man! I try my best to make it very easy to understand!
Hi. I been watching a lot of your video and im a big fan.
i love this video, its short and simple thank you
Also we want to see your "hard-working" approach the cool comic type with the fancy colours rim light, ambient occlusion, layer arrangements and layer masks .... EVERYTHING!!!
👁🗨
When you're blending in photoshop, what are you using? The smudge tool or the blur tool?
I’m using a soft round brush for blending most of the time!
I'm guessing neither. At some point he says use a soft round brush to blur. So he uses the brush tool to create new transitions rather than try and create blur with specific tools.
From what I saw of other professional artists this seems to be the preferred method as the blur and smudge tools tend to give a very distinct digital look to the piece. It's also just more reliable to use our own understanding of transitions than ask the computer to guesstimate how to spread the colours to create a good transition.
Badreddine Kasmi yes exactly! Although I know brad rigney who uses a lot of smudge tool in his work and he’s amazing!
I realized that soft round brush gives some really efficient results! Smudge is also good when put on scatter but don't overuse it ^^
@@MohammedAgbadi Oh yes I've seen some of his work ! Wouldn't have known he uses the smudge tool if you hadn't told me. Just goes to show you that with enough understanding and practice you can really make good art with anything.
Thank you so much, Muhammed, for this simple painting tutorial
Anytime man!
I need more of these quick videos. WE need more of them.
I like the short tutorial format!
thanks! i might make more this way!