I'll come around to it eventually! But in the mean time I can try explaining it a bit via text! So, I tend to switch around a bit depending on the type of image I'm aiming for (if I know I'm going to have complex characters in a complex setting,, boy you can be sure I'll do some proper planning and not just dabble away,, I don't have the patience to re-do large amounts of work, so if I'm going to paint in details I need to know that the layout/colors/shapes are as close as possible to the final version of themselves) But the main difference is wether I go for a more painterly-style, or a lineart-focused style. With clean lineart it usually goes like: 2-3 sketch stages (going into more and more detail), lineart, base/flat colors, rough/finished background, shading. (shading comes after background, because knowing the setting will make it easier to visualize what the shadows will need to look like). For a more painterly image, one thing is for sure: some kind of prep needs to come before painting in details. And I'm still very much switching between what I think works best. If I know that the result doesn't have to be that clean/exact,, or if I know 100% what I'm going for and feel confident enough,, I'll just draw in blocks of color ontop of a rough sketch, and go from rough blobs -> to detailed. But with a piece like this for example, I needed to do 1 rough sketch, a rough layout of light/shadow values, 1 slightly more detailed sketch, 1 clean sketch/lineart, flat colors,, and only *then* do I start cleaning up via painting ontop. I'm always looking for what feels most comfortable / and efficient,, so while the lineart process is pretty finalized already, the painting process definitely is still quite the playground. All I can say is,, really look at your habits, your process, your needs when it comes to drawing the best you can. And figure out how you can optimize your process to bring out more of the good stuff.
REMARIN!!! BUDDY!!! I'm back and lovin your art as always this looks amazing even it being experimental sorry its been so long I had to go without Wi-Fi for like two weeks but I'm back and like I said this looks So awesome! I'm loving this action scene I really love the perspective and effects and lighting and just the whole thing as always your art always amazes me and I just love the amount of detail I really admire you and your skills Keep Up The Amazing Work❤
I absolutely love your art ^-^ I hope to be just as good one day! Btw, am I the only one who noticed some of the soundtracks might’ve come from GarageBand? I recognize some of the sound loops from it
I love it! Though something caught my attention. I now the lovely red gal has both her horns, but is she missing an ear feather in the picture? I only counted 1
Hmm looking back on it, the other ear feather could've been visible yes, but I'd say it's an excusable "oopsie" since ears don't have to be perfectly symmetrical like most horns need to be thus it could be angled differently altogether.
My current naming method is to simply mix together the names of the sound-bits and loops I used for that particular track :'I so this one is called "Dark Path". When I post a video with the songs I've made up till now, I'll include a link to where people can download them
I try to keep my range quite varied so anyone could get something; a sketch headshot 5$, a fully detailed fullbody with realistic background 100$. And there's like a bunch of inbetween options. I don't yet have to worry about paying my bills (though I still do it to save up money for adult-life) so I can still pick my prices depending on what the commissioner gets - instead of necessarily what time/effort I invest + what I need, if that makes sense? Like a transparent background is a bit cheaper than a "simple" background (=just some fancy gradients, which basically just takes 2 minutes to do) If I was working to pay rent, I'd make them both the same price since adding some gradients and color effects isn't really any extra work from my point of view. ((whoops went on a bit of a rant there, but you did say you were curious :'0 ))
That kind of makes sense? like, you can keep the cost range "loose" because adult life isnt a thing yet; right? Ty for replying though. Youre really good at art
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Remarin: casually makes the most glorious piece ever...
Me: casually dies slowly...
You're so dynamic and creative remarin! You put so much effort into the poses and atmosphere of your pieces, i love that
The chaos is what makes the piece even better! All the elements combine in such a way which makes the whole thing come to life. Nice work as always!
I admire you soooo much! You're my favourite artist and I love your work! Keep it up!
This is awesome! Could you try to do some sort of walk through? Like tell us how you work? This is so amazing!
I'll come around to it eventually! But in the mean time I can try explaining it a bit via text!
So, I tend to switch around a bit depending on the type of image I'm aiming for (if I know I'm going to have complex characters in a complex setting,, boy you can be sure I'll do some proper planning and not just dabble away,, I don't have the patience to re-do large amounts of work, so if I'm going to paint in details I need to know that the layout/colors/shapes are as close as possible to the final version of themselves)
But the main difference is wether I go for a more painterly-style, or a lineart-focused style. With clean lineart it usually goes like: 2-3 sketch stages (going into more and more detail), lineart, base/flat colors, rough/finished background, shading. (shading comes after background, because knowing the setting will make it easier to visualize what the shadows will need to look like).
For a more painterly image, one thing is for sure: some kind of prep needs to come before painting in details. And I'm still very much switching between what I think works best. If I know that the result doesn't have to be that clean/exact,, or if I know 100% what I'm going for and feel confident enough,, I'll just draw in blocks of color ontop of a rough sketch, and go from rough blobs -> to detailed.
But with a piece like this for example, I needed to do 1 rough sketch, a rough layout of light/shadow values, 1 slightly more detailed sketch, 1 clean sketch/lineart, flat colors,, and only *then* do I start cleaning up via painting ontop.
I'm always looking for what feels most comfortable / and efficient,, so while the lineart process is pretty finalized already, the painting process definitely is still quite the playground.
All I can say is,, really look at your habits, your process, your needs when it comes to drawing the best you can. And figure out how you can optimize your process to bring out more of the good stuff.
Thank you! :D You're awesome.
This is freaking cool!! I love it💛💛
I love the piece, it's so coooooooool! And I also think your music is really good too, keep up the amazing work!
This if freaking amazing
will always be my favorite artist infinity/10
Your music is really good
REMARIN!!! BUDDY!!! I'm back and lovin your art as always this looks amazing even it being experimental sorry its been so long I had to go without Wi-Fi for like two weeks but I'm back and like I said this looks So awesome! I'm loving this action scene I really love the perspective and effects and lighting and just the whole thing as always your art always amazes me and I just love the amount of detail I really admire you and your skills Keep Up The Amazing Work❤
your arts are just great!
Your art is simply awesome
Beautiful work as always, your work and style is amazing. I'll defiantly will commission you one day.
Really nice composition! :D
Sisters perhaps? Beautiful work as always :3
Beautiful!
I absolutely love your art ^-^
I hope to be just as good one day!
Btw, am I the only one who noticed some of the soundtracks might’ve come from GarageBand? I recognize some of the sound loops from it
The third song was made my remarin in garage band if you read the desc, so good ears!
That's amazing! It inspires me)
Boss fight!
I love it! Though something caught my attention. I now the lovely red gal has both her horns, but is she missing an ear feather in the picture? I only counted 1
Hmm looking back on it, the other ear feather could've been visible yes, but I'd say it's an excusable "oopsie" since ears don't have to be perfectly symmetrical like most horns need to be thus it could be angled differently altogether.
Yus
I really like the song you made!! Does it have a name?
My current naming method is to simply mix together the names of the sound-bits and loops I used for that particular track :'I so this one is called "Dark Path".
When I post a video with the songs I've made up till now, I'll include a link to where people can download them
How much do your commissions cost? Just curious
I try to keep my range quite varied so anyone could get something; a sketch headshot 5$, a fully detailed fullbody with realistic background 100$. And there's like a bunch of inbetween options.
I don't yet have to worry about paying my bills (though I still do it to save up money for adult-life) so I can still pick my prices depending on what the commissioner gets - instead of necessarily what time/effort I invest + what I need, if that makes sense? Like a transparent background is a bit cheaper than a "simple" background (=just some fancy gradients, which basically just takes 2 minutes to do) If I was working to pay rent, I'd make them both the same price since adding some gradients and color effects isn't really any extra work from my point of view.
((whoops went on a bit of a rant there, but you did say you were curious :'0 ))
That kind of makes sense? like, you can keep the cost range "loose" because adult life isnt a thing yet; right? Ty for replying though. Youre really good at art
Ew that one dislike
Iloveyouandyourartsomuchaaaa