I just wanted to say, huge shout out to tppo. If you can't tell, I was highly inspired by his videos, and he was the reason I wanted to make long-form videos again. As this is my first real go at long-form videos, please let me know what you think! Feedback is much appreciated 👍
I know tppo! I'm subscribed to them, and I think they're videos are very informative. For me, my method to retaining artist studies is I trace the piece beforehand, and use the traced version as my reference. And immediately after, I open a reference window & apply what I learned by sketching it out, if that makes sense. :3 I started studying that way when I began watching mikeymegamega's how to draw anime videos. And it greatly helps! 💜 I don't know why I didn't do that before.
that's who I thought you were at first! I went to your channel wanting to watch his previous vids and was like "where'd they all go!?" I really enjoyed this!
omg i just realized how underrated you are, you kept my attention throughout the video and i really liked your studying process. this has given me little tips and tricks to add into my art, you broke down the little details too, making everything clearer. i would love to see more! i honestly don’t know how you only have 700 subscribers
agreed. i usually have the attention span of a child on speed but i was totally engaged with this content. well done. and you did a good job explaining sams techniques.
I would love to see you breaking down more artists' styles. It's incredibly helpful to analyse artists styles for people who might also want to replicate!
Could you please do a breakdown of an artist called Lily? She used to draw stylised naruto fanarts. It may be difficult to find her art now, but I'm sure there is at least fb group with backup of most of her drawings. Honestly I've been a fan of her style since 2007 when I first discoveres it and haven't found any artist with similar style till this day. Would be fantastic to see your analysis on her style ❤
@@tazakart Could you check out the art style of this video game called Hades? Such a popular game with amazing character designs and use of color, but I've never seen any videos breaking the style down down honestly :]
This was actually so helpful- I’ve been doing colorless sketches forever because I never could wrap my mind around shading. But I think I’ll start trying again!
Really great analysis of Sam's art, and amazing editing. I see the hard work you put into this video and the inspiration from other creators. It's exciting to see this start and I can't wait to see you grow!
Hey I genuinely want to thank you, I have adhd and my attention span is indeed like a goldfish but for some reason your choice of music, speed of explantation and tone of voice really kept my brain to focus. You gained a subscriber :)
This is such a great video for artists that are just starting with digital art but I must say this is so surprising how are you so underrated!? I mean the your humour throughout the video was very entertaining and the breakdown of everything was extremely eazy to get.
I'm really impressed with the quality of the video! Definitely earned a subscribe! I've been quite inspired by Sam's artstyle myself and I think that's very prominent looking at my more recent drawings, it's cool seeing you break down the process rather than just looking at the end result itself :)
I was literally looking for thisss! The quality of this video is so good, i was so suprised to scroll down and saw your subscriber count, soo underated!
Wow this was really impressive! You should make this a series where you break down other artists styles to see how they work! You should do DDMark next!
Great work mate and much appreciated. I will definitely use this as a guideline when starting to focus on portraits in the future,as I really like Sam and Ross's style, and I can tell that You like them too. Thank you for this.
thank you so much for this!! Sam's art is one of my biggest inspirations but I can never tell what he's doing or how he's doing it just from watching him draw. He gives good art tips but it's spread out among 118 videos.
You're so right about viewers having the attention span of a goldfish. Thank you for frequently reviewing parts of the video and simplifying sam's process into steps. If there's one thing I will remember in six months, it's "Warm, Cool, Warmer."
Thank you a lot! Sam is like one of top artists I admire if not #1 at the moment and this study actually helped me to under his style and process better! Though I think at the earlier stage your art looked a bit more like his art, because of the simplicity, later on you kinda made it way too complex for Sam but it still is an amazing work and Sam is definitely such an Amazing artist to look up to, I can’t believe I live in the same city with him rn. If I ever get a chance to meet him I ll probably dieeee
that's crazy that u summarized all this in 10mins. I've seen prolly 50 of his vids and learnt (in my own way) what this video provides, but damn if I had seen this 3 years ago it would have been mind blowing tbh (and i prolly would have noticed things quicker) Keep up the great content man you're really special dude.
never thought of studying an OC that i like and convert the art style to a random reference photo study based on the OC character. brilliant, i feel in such a duhhh moment. i now see a clearer path to rise up to, at least for now... thank you so much for existing you deserve my support.
bro i sat here, fully interested in the video, not getting bored at any point, then i scrolled down to subscribe and you have 700 subs??? underrated as hell, never give up, youre going places
Feels like this is the effective way to discovering new ways to draw, because honestly, I didn't have signature theme or style when drawing. I just draw for fun!! And sharing ofc cuz I like to give drawing as gifts. And thank you for making this, definitely helpful. Subs!!
thank you so much for this video. i love sam's art and i really enjoyed the way you studied it and put all your conclusions together. absolutely great work 🙏
Stuck on a drawing for a few days, trying to replicate his style for a birthday art surprise,and finally said ugh. Gonna look for another channel that maybe break down the animated style better. You got a subscriber. You are funny, good at editing, but mostly just made me understand where I suck. So thanks! Gonna look more into your videos.
I love the way you painted this piece! And it's amazingly helpful to be able to watch how you do it, and hear your thought process. Thank you so much! Also, little tip for micron-type pens: they give a very consistent line when you hold them upright (almost vertically). Not very comfortable, but that's how they work. Although I do agree that the Uni Pin pens are even less fun to work with in that regard. I also found them to feel unpleasant going over the paper as compared to my old micron pens. Once mine run out, I'll definitely buy a different brand.
for me (and I think for many other people) this video is just pure gold. you really where deepdiving into sams style. that video will help a lot. So thank you:)
Your channel is so underrated! I love how you go into detail when explaining Sam's art process, and make it funny at the same time! You definetly got my attention and I'll be looking forward to new videos :))
This breakdown is useful, the only things I remember from his videos are use reference, flip canvas, and skull of enemy I have so much trouble picking colours that I don't even go past the sketch phase most of the time
Nice work! Also i’m pretty sure Procreate has a halftone brush. Also it takes about 1 minute to make a custom one since all you need to do is select a round shape, and for the grain there is already a halftone texture included in the library. I actually made a few rake brushes in Procreate also, after watching Sam using them.
I love your style dude :'D I don't even need or want to learn I am just getting highly entertained by you at this point :D having a blast with your editing and voicing :D
Cool video dud. About halftones in Procreate, you can apply them using a brush tool. If you dont want black halftone, just change the color with a layer alpha lock later
DAM BRO this was a perfect combination of humour+information+art study+tips n tricks BASICALLY EVERYTHING DAM TYSM i really liked this vid a lot! Now imma see the other vids of urs🌚🖐️ keep slayyingg n helping us!
Brooooo, my dudes underrated. Not only is he talented, he is funny too! :O Boy I wished I found you sooner. Oh and thanks for the kiss on my forehead lemme give you one back :3
Nice video! I´m starting to study other artists workflow and this was really helpful. PD: When you use the halftone filter in procreate there´s a little arrow next to the halftone percentage, if you press that arrow you can find the halftone pencil. Hope it helps :)
amazing video, gonna have to rewatch again when I'm less tired, but I definitely learned a few things, so thank you for that! :) the comment section is right, you really are underrated xD you got yourself another subscriber with this one :D
I can’t go through all the comments to see if someone else already said this, but when you select the halftone filter there’s a little arrow at the top of the canvas when you select the halftone filter, then you can select “brush” from the arrow that appears instead of the default of applying it to the whole layer. This lets you control where it goes cause you can just apply it with the brush and adjust the settings as normal
This is an amazing video!!!!!!! You really hammered down on the artist :0 its amazing! Im learning so much to. And youre right you rlly make it such an easily digestible thing which could otherwise be sooooo complicated! Hope you'll do more of these kind of vids :0 amazing!!!
Love your way to make his ideal, sound great, I really crazy about his art, but so hard for the beginer like me, but when I saw your video that turn on me, really love it, thanks bro, will follow yours
Your editing skills are on another level... AWESOME! Thank you so much for this video! I want to use Sam's art as a reference, but didn't know how to do a study of his art.
I was never able to use colors how I wish to so I need to study other artists until I'll reach the ability and freedom to play with them.. seeing others doing the same thing I wanna do is pretty cool, I love this kind of videos they give me hope and I know I'm not alone
This is great! I love the way you paced the video, great editing, you're pretty funny, AND great art.👌🏾 I know how difficult it is to keep yourself fresh and interesting throughout a longer form video, you did a fantastic job!
I didn't even see the subscriber count out view count, and i assumed you were a famous artist. I am pretty sure you are gonna blow up one day, your presentation is so good🥰👍
i love this video so much! such great observations that i didn't even notice after watching 100000 of his process videos on patreon. if you see this comment, thank you so much for a) creating this super helpful guide, and b) spreading ethical methods on emanating the style of other artists (given all the AI theft going on atm)
This was so cool to watch! It definitely seems like a good idea if youre trying to improve your art!! Also, im not sure if anyone has pointed it out yet, but there is a way to have a halftone brush! When you go to the layer filters and go to halftone, if you click the top grey bar where it says “halftone __%”, you should have the option to use the layer filter as a brush! Its a bit difficult to explain , but i hope this made sense! :)
there is actually a way I’ve discovered in procreate to make using halftones a little easier! When you go into the halftone filter, i know it seems that it’s all or nothing but that’s because it’s on the layer setting. Clicking where it says “halftone” with the % next to it allows you to switch it to pencil mode, which will only apply the halftones where you select on that layer. In my experience, if the halftones are black compared to the actual color you were adding halftones to, i alpha lock the layer and then tap it again and use fill layer with the original color. Hopefully this is helpful!
Great video! However I think there is some merit to actually studying facial structure and how light is casted onto objects. For instance, the addition of orange throughout the portrait may seem random, but it is actually the glow from the skin reflecting onto the shadows. Sam just likes golden hour lighting. Also, I think u should make the lineart lighter and thinner, only using it as a guide while using colors to accentuate features. It would make it look cleaner, and be careful not to blur dark/purply shadows, and make sure to use them seldomly unless a close object is blocking light on the subject. Dont forget to flip the canvas too! And try to use warp before u render, but you could always fix the lines messed up by it at any time. :)
Another thing I noticed is he'll set up a lot of his tones with very light-handed strokes with a large round brush. He creates soft transitions almost naturally that way, and doesnt have to touch them much and tries to preserve them well.
I'm really impressed, dude. You broke down his style really well and then replicated it using what you observed and it came out really, REALLY close. Geez.
you legit captured the artist artstyle in a fair way. it looks so much better then the ones that straight up copies sams art and calls it "art study" with no credit
I just wanted to say, huge shout out to tppo. If you can't tell, I was highly inspired by his videos, and he was the reason I wanted to make long-form videos again. As this is my first real go at long-form videos, please let me know what you think! Feedback is much appreciated 👍
Its amazing tbh
I know tppo! I'm subscribed to them, and I think they're videos are very informative.
For me, my method to retaining artist studies is I trace the piece beforehand, and use the traced version as my reference. And immediately after, I open a reference window & apply what I learned by sketching it out, if that makes sense. :3
I started studying that way when I began watching mikeymegamega's how to draw anime videos. And it greatly helps! 💜 I don't know why I didn't do that before.
Please make a tutorial on how to copy his video style, his editing is great
I've been seeing some videos analyzing art process just like tppo and I'm loving every one of them
that's who I thought you were at first! I went to your channel wanting to watch his previous vids and was like "where'd they all go!?" I really enjoyed this!
omg i just realized how underrated you are, you kept my attention throughout the video and i really liked your studying process. this has given me little tips and tricks to add into my art, you broke down the little details too, making everything clearer. i would love to see more!
i honestly don’t know how you only have 700 subscribers
Thanks! I'm definitely working on more stuff coming soon!
agreed. i usually have the attention span of a child on speed but i was totally engaged with this content. well done. and you did a good job explaining sams techniques.
Uh you mean 91k
@@raylaturtle4321this was 9 months ago when he had 700 subs
I would love to see you breaking down more artists' styles. It's incredibly helpful to analyse artists styles for people who might also want to replicate!
for sure! Do you got any specific suggestions?
Could you please do a breakdown of an artist called Lily? She used to draw stylised naruto fanarts. It may be difficult to find her art now, but I'm sure there is at least fb group with backup of most of her drawings. Honestly I've been a fan of her style since 2007 when I first discoveres it and haven't found any artist with similar style till this day. Would be fantastic to see your analysis on her style ❤
@@tazakart maybe wlop?
@@tazakart kooleen
@@tazakart Could you check out the art style of this video game called Hades? Such a popular game with amazing character designs and use of color, but I've never seen any videos breaking the style down down honestly :]
This was actually so helpful- I’ve been doing colorless sketches forever because I never could wrap my mind around shading. But I think I’ll start trying again!
DONT STOP EVER AGAIN 👺 u have been warned
my timbers were shivered & you werent even replying to me @tazakart . I'll never stop in my life
You are literally so underrated- you are gonna hit a huge milestone one day!
... thankds!
🤮
Really great analysis of Sam's art, and amazing editing. I see the hard work you put into this video and the inspiration from other creators. It's exciting to see this start and I can't wait to see you grow!
Thank you, I'm blown away by channels dedicated to breaking down and studying other artists' styles and techniques. It's really amazing 🙏
Hey I genuinely want to thank you, I have adhd and my attention span is indeed like a goldfish but for some reason your choice of music, speed of explantation and tone of voice really kept my brain to focus. You gained a subscriber :)
This is actually insane! You did a good job replicating his style and i learned a lot from your break down of his stages. Great job!!
This is such a great video for artists that are just starting with digital art but I must say this is so surprising how are you so underrated!? I mean the your humour throughout the video was very entertaining and the breakdown of everything was extremely eazy to get.
THANK YOU SO MUCH TAZAK 🛐🛐🛐
I’m usually distracted during these types of art videos, but you really got my attention!! Thank u for this 🎉😊
thanks 4 watchin :D
I'm really impressed with the quality of the video! Definitely earned a subscribe!
I've been quite inspired by Sam's artstyle myself and I think that's very prominent looking at my more recent drawings, it's cool seeing you break down the process rather than just looking at the end result itself :)
This is really cool, I loved the way you broke down the ‘final 30%’ part. Thanks for the video!
thanks 4 washin :)
I was literally looking for thisss! The quality of this video is so good, i was so suprised to scroll down and saw your subscriber count, soo underated!
thank q!
Wow this was really impressive! You should make this a series where you break down other artists styles to see how they work! You should do DDMark next!
Great work mate and much appreciated. I will definitely use this as a guideline when starting to focus on portraits in the future,as I really like Sam and Ross's style, and I can tell that You like them too.
Thank you for this.
thank you so much for this!! Sam's art is one of my biggest inspirations but I can never tell what he's doing or how he's doing it just from watching him draw. He gives good art tips but it's spread out among 118 videos.
You're so right about viewers having the attention span of a goldfish. Thank you for frequently reviewing parts of the video and simplifying sam's process into steps. If there's one thing I will remember in six months, it's "Warm, Cool, Warmer."
Thank you a lot! Sam is like one of top artists I admire if not #1 at the moment and this study actually helped me to under his style and process better! Though I think at the earlier stage your art looked a bit more like his art, because of the simplicity, later on you kinda made it way too complex for Sam but it still is an amazing work and Sam is definitely such an Amazing artist to look up to, I can’t believe I live in the same city with him rn. If I ever get a chance to meet him I ll probably dieeee
So inspiring man, love your humble approach to art and lowkey your one of the best ive seen online! Keep it up legend
that's crazy that u summarized all this in 10mins. I've seen prolly 50 of his vids and learnt (in my own way) what this video provides, but damn if I had seen this 3 years ago it would have been mind blowing tbh (and i prolly would have noticed things quicker) Keep up the great content man you're really special dude.
never thought of studying an OC that i like and convert the art style to a random reference photo study based on the OC character. brilliant, i feel in such a duhhh moment. i now see a clearer path to rise up to, at least for now... thank you so much for existing you deserve my support.
bro i sat here, fully interested in the video, not getting bored at any point, then i scrolled down to subscribe and you have 700 subs??? underrated as hell, never give up, youre going places
Feels like this is the effective way to discovering new ways to draw, because honestly, I didn't have signature theme or style when drawing. I just draw for fun!! And sharing ofc cuz I like to give drawing as gifts.
And thank you for making this, definitely helpful. Subs!!
Dude, I love this. Drawing for fun truly is the most important thing! A lot of artists sometimes forget that on their journey to get better. ❤
thank you so much for this video. i love sam's art and i really enjoyed the way you studied it and put all your conclusions together. absolutely great work 🙏
Stuck on a drawing for a few days, trying to replicate his style for a birthday art surprise,and finally said ugh. Gonna look for another channel that maybe break down the animated style better. You got a subscriber. You are funny, good at editing, but mostly just made me understand where I suck. So thanks! Gonna look more into your videos.
I love the way you painted this piece! And it's amazingly helpful to be able to watch how you do it, and hear your thought process. Thank you so much!
Also, little tip for micron-type pens: they give a very consistent line when you hold them upright (almost vertically). Not very comfortable, but that's how they work. Although I do agree that the Uni Pin pens are even less fun to work with in that regard. I also found them to feel unpleasant going over the paper as compared to my old micron pens. Once mine run out, I'll definitely buy a different brand.
for me (and I think for many other people) this video is just pure gold. you really where deepdiving into sams style. that video will help a lot. So thank you:)
Very nice work!
This is the right way of taking inspiration from other artist, not whatever shady things the AI-bros are doing to get attention
Your channel is so underrated! I love how you go into detail when explaining Sam's art process, and make it funny at the same time! You definetly got my attention and I'll be looking forward to new videos :))
This breakdown is useful, the only things I remember from his videos are use reference, flip canvas, and skull of enemy
I have so much trouble picking colours that I don't even go past the sketch phase most of the time
I know it sounds boring but try black and white painting! It makes it less daunting to add paint onto a sketch!
Nice work! Also i’m pretty sure Procreate has a halftone brush. Also it takes about 1 minute to make a custom one since all you need to do is select a round shape, and for the grain there is already a halftone texture included in the library.
I actually made a few rake brushes in Procreate also, after watching Sam using them.
This was awesome. The energy in your videos are great.#subscribed
I love your style dude :'D I don't even need or want to learn I am just getting highly entertained by you at this point :D having a blast with your editing and voicing :D
Cool video dud. About halftones in Procreate, you can apply them using a brush tool. If you dont want black halftone, just change the color with a layer alpha lock later
DAM BRO this was a perfect combination of humour+information+art study+tips n tricks BASICALLY EVERYTHING DAM TYSM i really liked this vid a lot! Now imma see the other vids of urs🌚🖐️ keep slayyingg n helping us!
You can apply halftones using the brush option vs. layer
Dudeee this video was genuinely fun to watch. Hoping to see more of you my guy! Gambare.
this could be such a cool series of breaking down and studying different artists and cutting them down to bite-size pieces :)
for halftone in procreate I use the default rosette brush! it’s in the textures section 🥰 trust me I hate the halftone filter too😅
Brooooo, my dudes underrated. Not only is he talented, he is funny too! :O
Boy I wished I found you sooner.
Oh and thanks for the kiss on my forehead lemme give you one back :3
Well done vid man
This deserves more attention fr fr haha,
keep it up :)
This is really really fantastic. I learned a lot, and I loved the structure of the video and all the animations you put in. So so impressed.
Hope u can grow larger as a content creator and help more people loved ur vid
glad u liked it!
I gotta use some of these tips too. Iove sam's art
Nice video! I´m starting to study other artists workflow and this was really helpful.
PD: When you use the halftone filter in procreate there´s a little arrow next to the halftone percentage, if you press that arrow you can find the halftone pencil. Hope it helps :)
amazing video, gonna have to rewatch again when I'm less tired, but I definitely learned a few things, so thank you for that! :)
the comment section is right, you really are underrated xD
you got yourself another subscriber with this one :D
I can’t go through all the comments to see if someone else already said this, but when you select the halftone filter there’s a little arrow at the top of the canvas when you select the halftone filter, then you can select “brush” from the arrow that appears instead of the default of applying it to the whole layer. This lets you control where it goes cause you can just apply it with the brush and adjust the settings as normal
This is an amazing video!!!!!!! You really hammered down on the artist :0 its amazing! Im learning so much to. And youre right you rlly make it such an easily digestible thing which could otherwise be sooooo complicated! Hope you'll do more of these kind of vids :0 amazing!!!
You did good in extracting those steps! Great job!❤
I cant wait to implement this stuff!! Thanks for making this, i hope you gain many more subscribers than 1.6k!!!
omg i am loved forever
Love your way to make his ideal, sound great, I really crazy about his art, but so hard for the beginer like me, but when I saw your video that turn on me, really love it, thanks bro, will follow yours
Your editing skills are on another level... AWESOME! Thank you so much for this video! I want to use Sam's art as a reference, but didn't know how to do a study of his art.
glad it helps :D
Dude! This was a solid video, I thought I was watching tppo for a moment. Which makes sense based on your pinned comment. Keep up the good work 👍
The halftone brush you’re looking for is in your brushes (it comes with Procreate!), they’re the texture brushes, and it’s the “decimals” brush.
Ngl this reminded me about tppo videos which u are inspired from, would love to see u do more of these kinds of stuff :)
I was never able to use colors how I wish to so I need to study other artists until I'll reach the ability and freedom to play with them.. seeing others doing the same thing I wanna do is pretty cool, I love this kind of videos they give me hope and I know I'm not alone
This is great!
I love the way you paced the video, great editing, you're pretty funny, AND great art.👌🏾
I know how difficult it is to keep yourself fresh and interesting throughout a longer form video, you did a fantastic job!
I didn't even see the subscriber count out view count, and i assumed you were a famous artist. I am pretty sure you are gonna blow up one day, your presentation is so good🥰👍
good editing, flow and communication, would have expected way more subs tbh looks like the algorithm picked you up!
This video doesn't have as many views as it deserves or got. I'm honestly surprised. Loved this lol
i love this video so much! such great observations that i didn't even notice after watching 100000 of his process videos on patreon. if you see this comment, thank you so much for a) creating this super helpful guide, and b) spreading ethical methods on emanating the style of other artists (given all the AI theft going on atm)
This was so cool to watch! It definitely seems like a good idea if youre trying to improve your art!! Also, im not sure if anyone has pointed it out yet, but there is a way to have a halftone brush! When you go to the layer filters and go to halftone, if you click the top grey bar where it says “halftone __%”, you should have the option to use the layer filter as a brush! Its a bit difficult to explain , but i hope this made sense! :)
the editing is amazing! how are you so underrated??? I love this!
Underrated vid, underrated channel, underrated artist! Can’t wait to see what you’re gonna be doing next! I’m your 960 sub! ❤
Very helpful vid! You should try Wlop next!
Thank you for your hard work.
Now, I just need to watch this video 100 times.
plz do 😂
Now this is how you take inspiration and study art, nice work!
I would love to see one video like this about rossdraws, he's such a king
He's on the list!
@@tazakart 💫
I NEEDED THIS
*_Also I just wanna say that when you get thousands of subs (which is bound to happen I swear) don't forget me when you're famous_* 😂
😭 dude there's no way I'm forgetting you, you are actually amazing. Pinky promise
@@tazakart 😭 ty broski 💗
Of all history's greatest tutorials this by far the best explanation I've seen, give your talent to me dark one.
your channel is amazying dude! keep going, you helped ME SO MUCH WITH JUST ONE VIDEO?? INSANE
yeah..i don't really do portrait but i really do like this guy paintings,"Sam" like soo much ..the colors are soo eyes catching..
Video well made my bother! Keep up the great work!
thanks!
there is actually a way I’ve discovered in procreate to make using halftones a little easier! When you go into the halftone filter, i know it seems that it’s all or nothing but that’s because it’s on the layer setting. Clicking where it says “halftone” with the % next to it allows you to switch it to pencil mode, which will only apply the halftones where you select on that layer. In my experience, if the halftones are black compared to the actual color you were adding halftones to, i alpha lock the layer and then tap it again and use fill layer with the original color. Hopefully this is helpful!
Great video! I love SDA too and still a beginner so seeing this breakdown was cool :)
Very cool! I’m learning and you learned very fast. You need more subs!
Oeh love how much effort you've put into this video! Keep it up!
Well done and pretty nice breakdown on the tips, bookmarking for when I get back to digital :P Thank you :)
:P
the one with the bubblegum is so good
♥
I hope you make more great contents like this frequently!
beautiful art you did a great job at replicating his style. also this vid was super entertaining gj :D
Damn it'd be great if you could get us through Leyendecker's art! I'm so glad I found you, mate! Keep it up!😳🤫🌟
You can just make a halftone brush. Just set the halftone texture as the grain of the brush.
typically the orange color is just the skin reflecting itself, or it can also be an ambient highlight from the sun
This is great stuff my dude, one of the most engaging art channels I've seen in awhile! Subbed
Great video! However I think there is some merit to actually studying facial structure and how light is casted onto objects. For instance, the addition of orange throughout the portrait may seem random, but it is actually the glow from the skin reflecting onto the shadows. Sam just likes golden hour lighting. Also, I think u should make the lineart lighter and thinner, only using it as a guide while using colors to accentuate features. It would make it look cleaner, and be careful not to blur dark/purply shadows, and make sure to use them seldomly unless a close object is blocking light on the subject. Dont forget to flip the canvas too! And try to use warp before u render, but you could always fix the lines messed up by it at any time. :)
Another thing I noticed is he'll set up a lot of his tones with very light-handed strokes with a large round brush. He creates soft transitions almost naturally that way, and doesnt have to touch them much and tries to preserve them well.
great analysis, best one ive seen keep it up
Lol yeah i did a mini study of his work but this is much further and more detailed. Thanks brother!
Np !
for halftone brush go to texture > decimals brush
I keep telling myself I will start colouring, but no, I am too scared to, haha. I will just stick to sketches, I am proud of them.
I'm really impressed, dude. You broke down his style really well and then replicated it using what you observed and it came out really, REALLY close. Geez.
:))) thanks
It would be great to see you breakdown the arcane artstyle. Ive never seen anyone do it right.
arcane magic?
@@BrecMadak i think they were referencing to arcane the show from league of legends
Really funny vid dude. Nice analysis. Good vid
Okay, so i never comment on people's vids and shit, but you've got really entertainning videos bro and keep going!!!
:) Thanks!
you legit captured the artist artstyle in a fair way. it looks so much better then the ones that straight up copies sams art and calls it "art study" with no credit
This is great. Keep it up. Informative and fun
sam needs to see this it's so damn pretty!!!!!!
Amazing video bro. Keep posting !