Having the timelapse play in the background is very helpful. It is nice to see your face at the bottom, because it makes it more personal and helps keep my attention.
If you ask me, thought process is the most important thing. There is plenty of "how to" video touching technical side but just a handful those focusing on design thinking. Thanks a lot Tyler!
For me, this is better than any tutorial. Understanding how to manage and compose a piece is far more useful. There were a lot of cubes in the image, but that doesn't mean anyone who can paint cubes can make something like this. Fundamentals are vital. But this type of stuff I find more useful to increase appeal on a piece. Lots of people know their fundamentals but struggle greatly at creating appeal, I feel.
Love the format Tyler! very insightful and not too long. I also really like the technical aspects on one end, and the thought process on the other end of the video, creates a nice balance
this was most useful... i think tutorial videos are fine but understanding the thought process is prime to break that glass ceiling in my head... thanks for this video
I like the process, I would like to learn how do you use the camera to get a nice perspective angle or define the lens, I don't know too much about that. Also which render program are you using?
Appreciate you posting this. I've been trying to understand my own process so this helps a lot. One thing I'm just wondering, do you feel blender is sufficient for the blockout/kit bashing phase? I'm pretty sure it would be, but just curious if there's a unique reason why you chose cinema 4d? Thanks!
Hey Tyler, How do you feel about using photos from the internet for your own work? I am currently using all my own photos and trying to ask friends for holiday pictures and stuff to make a great database. I can imagine for commercial work you want to work copyright free. Would love to hear your opinion!
Cølin Cølin right now I use c4d cause it’s relatively easy to use, but I’m trying to switch over to blender, a bit more complicated but more flexible and free.
Very different. Concept art is about design and problem solving. Matte painting is about making final illustrations to work as backgrounds in a.l production
@@TylerEdlin84 I see..if the concept art in your video above is taken as an example..what would be the role of a matte painter on top of this concept. Regards.
@@TylerEdlin84 Sir,if it's possible can I share an artwork I did.. it's based on a Jurassic era concept..I am confused wether to call it matte painting or concept art.. accordingly i would choose my career goals.
@@nirvana7874 hit up my discord’s for sharing work. I don’t see all the art that gets posted but there’s a chance. And someone in the community will know!
Having the timelapse play in the background is very helpful. It is nice to see your face at the bottom, because it makes it more personal and helps keep my attention.
If you ask me, thought process is the most important thing. There is plenty of "how to" video touching technical side but just a handful those focusing on design thinking. Thanks a lot Tyler!
For me, this is better than any tutorial. Understanding how to manage and compose a piece is far more useful. There were a lot of cubes in the image, but that doesn't mean anyone who can paint cubes can make something like this.
Fundamentals are vital. But this type of stuff I find more useful to increase appeal on a piece. Lots of people know their fundamentals but struggle greatly at creating appeal, I feel.
Alejandro Dulché thanks happy to hear that, and yes I agree with you
I only wish this existed 35 years ago. Terrific design sense.
Love the format Tyler! very insightful and not too long. I also really like the technical aspects on one end, and the thought process on the other end of the video, creates a nice balance
thanks i appreciate that
Glad I fell down the YT rabbit hole and landed on this video. So insightful.
this was most useful... i think tutorial videos are fine but understanding the thought process is prime to break that glass ceiling in my head... thanks for this video
Exactly what I needed right now, great job :) looking forward for the next one
Awesome thats y I feel d building sir draws out so unique. Thanks again.
Loving this format!
Great painting! Love seeing process videos to get more insight on your thought process
It's not a painting it's more of a collage.
Very nice. I enjoyed how your shared you process of research in choosing the colors.
Cool stuff. I wish someone were to make a course and hand it out for free, but I"d be delusional to believe anyone would do that. Ty!
Eziel Dawnarow we all have mouths to feed. I try to provide what I can for free
Amazing
Awesome, inspiring!!
Thanks a lot for sharing this progress Tyler, very informative! :)
thx u for sharing :3 super nice video :3
this is a big wooooow :D
Love the thought process. nice piece :)
thank you
This was really interesting! Thank you! :)
Good stuff!
Great work.)
Awesome video! I'm really curious about how you got the selections so quick at 11:22.
Andrew Cheng I believe I had layer masks pre made up, or I had hit Contrl plus clicked on a layer
@@TylerEdlin84 Oh cool, thanks a lot for replying Tyler!
I like the process, I would like to learn how do you use the camera to get a nice perspective angle or define the lens, I don't know too much about that. Also which render program are you using?
that was created all in c4d, i never covered cameras because feng zhu has many more videos on it already
Appreciate you posting this. I've been trying to understand my own process so this helps a lot. One thing I'm just wondering, do you feel blender is sufficient for the blockout/kit bashing phase? I'm pretty sure it would be, but just curious if there's a unique reason why you chose cinema 4d? Thanks!
I would say ANY 3D soft is capable of doing that. It just depends on your preferences ;)
Yes learn blender I hear nothing but good things
Hey Tyler,
How do you feel about using photos from the internet for your own work? I am currently using all my own photos and trying to ask friends for holiday pictures and stuff to make a great database. I can imagine for commercial work you want to work copyright free. Would love to hear your opinion!
I end up altering the photos so much it won’t matter too much. But I prefer just to buy photo packs from photobash.org
@@TylerEdlin84 Thanks for your answer! Definitely a website I will use for commercial work. Thanks again!
Tyler being an artist
you could say he's Tyler the creator :>
nice techinques
What 3d software do you use to stage Kitbash3D elements? Maya?
Cølin Cølin right now I use c4d cause it’s relatively easy to use, but I’m trying to switch over to blender, a bit more complicated but more flexible and free.
Do you have long-form videos of your process?
Yeah tons on the patreon
I am a fresher..and I wanted to know is matte painting and concept art two different genres..
Very different. Concept art is about design and problem solving. Matte painting is about making final illustrations to work as backgrounds in a.l production
@@TylerEdlin84 I see..if the concept art in your video above is taken as an example..what would be the role of a matte painter on top of this concept.
Regards.
@@nirvana7874 to make it photoreal , to composit and animate it even
@@TylerEdlin84 Sir,if it's possible can I share an artwork I did.. it's based on a Jurassic era concept..I am confused wether to call it matte painting or concept art.. accordingly i would choose my career goals.
@@nirvana7874 hit up my discord’s for sharing work. I don’t see all the art that gets posted but there’s a chance. And someone in the community will know!
woww.... great color harmony(i think that's whar i should call it) very well explained
Does any one know how he rendered the 3d model with a different color fot the different axis? 11:21
GhostTownDesign it’s a render setting most 3d softwares have them. Sometimes they are called normals or clown pass
Thanks man
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