Want some goodies from this video? You can grab my Blender file, a screenshot of the 3D block-in, and the final paintings here: www.dropbox.com/sh/ze575u4zwscpgcb/AADxbNPFO5J1DMDSUbwTZsgfa?dl=0 Enjoy!
Don't worry, my friend. I am almost 32 and I just watched Arcane last weekend with my partner. I LOVED it. It has no right to be that good lmao. But it's SO DANG GOOD!
UMMMMMM THIS GUY LITERALLY GAVE US A: -painting lesson and theory concepts -how to use blender -how to paint using 2D into 3D structures THIS IS INSANE I HAVE NO CLUE HOW TO DO ANY OF THIS BUT I WANNA LEARN IT ALL WOWOOWOWOWW SO IS THIS HOW THEY DO IT IN THE SHOW AT 16:25, “2D BACKGROUND” WITH 3D CHARACTERS WOWOW THANK YOU FOR THIS
you just did a blender tutorial in a few minutes with such clarity that I learned more than watching hour long tutorials. your teaching skills are seriously underrated
16:37 finally, an actual good take on using 3d models in 2d art. im tired of people calling it cheating while others know its value and use it *consciously* in their work but never take the time to explain for those who dont *why* and *when* to use it.
@@renealbrechtsen9743 exactly, professionals are 100% confident in their skills to create whatever they want from scratch, yet they choose *unorthodox* methods such as 3d models and photo bashing to speed up the process and save up whatever time/energy they have left for what's really in need for
@@Valkyomi What I mean is some tools will allow someone without skill to cut corners and develop bad habits. Someone who relies on tracing can develop a great understanding of light and value but lack actual drawing skills. Some tattooers are good examples of that, some can't draw well but can recreate what they see perfectly if given a solid outline.
@@cal5750 That's not how it works, for some people(like me) manually sketching a piece from scratch isboring and exhaustive. To me, I just wanna render out the ideas into art as fast as i can, I dont care what method or tool i use. Like almost every other artist, i started with traditional art, very tedious and time consuming, then i switched to digital sketching, much more enjoyable but still tedious enough as it is. As time went by, i still kept looking for better and faster ways to bring my ideas out into reality, until i discovered 3D. Now I've correct balanced workflow for my art. I dont care about my skills in sketching a character from scratch, all i care about is having the character i want in my piece. It's not about whether you can draw a face or not, its about the final artwork.
Little fun fact about the show: They actually used a lot of traditional painting, so analog not digital, and projected those as textures on the 3D models. It would be really cool Marco, if you could show us that, too.
In this short tutorial, you made the best and most cohesive Blender background modeling tutorial I have ever seen. I couldn't stand those 30 minutes long videos teaching you how to make a basic sphere. You go straight to the point, as always. Thanks a lot Marco :)
I have been waiting for someone to make a video like this and seeing this coming from you, the only one who helped me get so much better at art, just made me sOO happyy!!!
Probably one of the best take on the artstyle of arcane. Ive always been interested in making a realistic style but also having that anime look too, so when i saw arcane... I was amazed. Every shot is perfect, the paint and the blending of characters and the background is on point. Im downloading blender right now, and from what ive seen in your video, I think it would help me with my backgrounds since i struggle in making sketches of it even though i have a clear idea of what i wanted too make.
"Cheating" seems like a powerful indictment for incorporating additional skills. None of us are cheating for using digital media and thus not needing to learn how to mix pigments or understand how color changes as various types of media dries or cures.
I've always said digital and traditional artwork are created very differently and one should learn how to do BOTH. Why? Because one day, you might need to create something and not have the access to technology, internet, or electricity. Or vice versa. The fact is, [ctrl]+[z] is a crutch. I dare you to draw something with a brush pen only. No pencil. No eraser. No [ctrl]+[z]. Just confidence. You can throw a crutch traditional artists suffer from at me if you want to! I'm just saying both are great. Painting/Drawing/Sculpting, in general, are all disciplines. They command respect to get anything out of it. Refuse to respect it, then you won't grow, right? I love what you said. It just provoked thoughts in me. I mean no offense and come in peace! I promise. ☺
BRO, seriously i click for the arcane artstyle study, i stay for the blender tutorial. Never in my life as an artist was interest in 3d modelling since i thought "it's hard" "only 3d artists use them" and "my laptop is shit" (which it is). Now not do only understand and appreciate 3d modelling, now I want to do it myself and learn! fr this video is a blessing in disguise and not only for art studies.
Just wanted to learn the Arcane painting style and it definitely helped me on some things and because of you, I've now learnt how to use Blender. This channel is just godlike just like the artist himself. Thank you!
its only one frame, imagine making a whole 9episode consists of 40+ mins each episode, really props to the animation team of Arcane they really did an amazing job on making this show possible
My brain is tingling from all the good information your feeding it. It’s ridiculous how many UA-cam videos I’ve watched trying to learn something about art and nothing had helped me more than your videos and it’s not even close.. your the best! also love this show
Just wanted to say *congrats on reaching exactly half a million subscribers :D* Also, these painting tips are INCREDIBLY valuable, thank you ever so much for constantly providing the art community with your wisdom.
"I wonder how much this new laptop is!" Marco: "It uses Wacom technology" "Oh, ok so ALL of my money, then?" 😂 I absolutely love your teaching style. Thanks for your generosity in being willing to share knowledge like this for free. :)
I am drooling over this PC but I think 4k$ is a tad too much for my budget as of now. But I have been working on a Samsung book for 2 years now and it uses wacom technology for around 1k$, veeeery portable, very light, I even attached my old Razer Orbweaver that I used to play LoL, and that covers my need for all the shortcuts I could wish, making the workflow a breeze. It's of course less powerful in terms of graphic drivers and processors and so on, but still an amazing tool for a professional artist like me, within a budget that, while not negligible, is less than 1/3 for an amazing tool. Just sayin', if you maybe have such a budget and wish to work digitally as smoothly as possible.
Excellent painting tutorial with emphasis on the real big ideas with refined, economic explanation, _And an accessible introduction to Blender with marvellous results!_ Grade A as always, thanks Marco!
As someone who is trying to learn blender for character modeling, why was this more informative than ANY actual character modeling tutorials I've ever seen. Like seriously thank you, you've taught me more about blender and basic tools/shortcuts than any other blender video I've ever watched and I've spent countless hours watching blender tutorials
I'm laughing here alone because I'm taking a Blender course right now and you've explained the basics of movement + shortcuts way better and quicker. To factor that I didn't even expect a Blender minicourse here in the video. And also thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.
Arcane viewer: this art style is so unique and revolutionary dishonored, borderlands, telltale, transistor, or any of the under appreciated indie titles and projects that don’t get the same amount of love from a multi million dollar studio: 👁👃👁
I was literally thinking when someone would make a video about this topic, and surprise surprise, its Marco Bucci, I love you man, your videos inspired me to try something new, Im 22 and have been drawing since I was 10 but I only drew black and white characters with only one pose, but when I bought my first tablet and thought id draw the same thing over and over, your videos opened my eyes with the joys of color and the art I could learn to create, now after half of your videos I finally am confident drawing with color and more motivated when it comes to drawing, I love you and thank you for the content, you make us newbies open our eyes.
So much useul info!! Also, I did not expect a mini /starter blender tutorial but it is the most welcomed, you make it look so approachable ahah Thank you so much for sharing, you're such an amazing teacher!
This has just given me the digital art insights I wanted and the Blender refresher I needed. You're an awesome teacher as you are an awesome artist! Merry Christmas, Marco! ^^
If I never watched Arcane I wouldn’t have found this study and I’m so happy because normal Blender tutorials are super confusing but you explain everything really well, so thank you!
bro ive been trying to learn blender for like 3+ years and this unlocked a lot of stuff in my brain. basic functions i should have understood but didnt
Marco = not at all old. Also, I find it entertaining when you say, “I’m just scribbling in some...” and then proceed to draw and paint a masterpiece. Thanks for another great video, Marco!
On the readability study at 6:47 The Rim light also tells the viewer about the emotions of the characters. Vi (Left) has a rim light that contrasts her shadows. It makes her pop. She is in the scene deliberately and attention is being put on her. Meanwhile Jinx also has a rim light, but it is put on the light side of her, while the shadowy side has values similar to the background. It signals that she wants to hide, is closed off and wishes to blend into the scene.
to be honest with you , in my head your the bob ross of digital painting , just the way you talk and appreciate art and shapes and design choices just makes me more excited and interested in art . i am watching you head studies from skill share and you even make an anatomy class which is usually boring super easy to understand and exciting to watch . i thank you from the bottom of my heart for all your great great great art tutorials ,❤
I watched first 5 minutes of this video and was like- wow, I'm so happy I found a video like this! And minute by minute I was even more impressed, you talked about so many things, even blender- thank you!
This just came up on my youtube recommended - I'm not an artist or into drawing or painting in any way, but wow. You really have a knack for explaining complex things in a simple way. I never understood how people know how to do shadows in art or blend things or when to put lines (i DO do art, but collageing, video editing... not this medium. i tried and failed) but you break it down in a way that makes it easy to understand and that it's attainable. You've earned yourself a new fan today and I look forward to bingeing your old work and to seeing what you do next.
I gotta say that your videos make me look at what I'm doing and realize a lot of the stuff I do wrong in painting fairly often, it's a great shortcut to have things pointed out to you instead of having to paint for hours and hours then suddenly go "Oh, wait, this is why I'm doing this part wrong" Keep making the amazing videos
Literally jumped in excitement when i saw this uploaded, ive been wanting to study arcane bc the planes for the faces are such a great reference! Thank u sm for this ur videos are always educational and helpful!! 😍💗
ive been generally unsure about what kind of art field i want to go into for so long, but this show really settled it for me. i want to create characters as amazing as these someday, and i promise i will!!
It's funny how sometimes I think I'm good at art, then I watch one of these videos and that illusion fades rather quickly, lol 😂. Outstanding skills there Sir!
I had given up hope of finding an Artist's Guide to Blender of sorts, and I didn't expect to find it in this video, but lo and behold! Thank you for the brilliant tutorial, as always!
This is an amazing video and now I might just have to get blender, although I'm sure using 3d assets from clip paint studio is also somewhat effective. I do want to say I hate the concept of "cheating" in art. For me, taking advantage of the tool sets given to you doesn't make you a "cheater". They are just tools, no matter how many references, 3d models, or etc you have, it won't turn out well if you don't have the fundamentals down. We have the technology, why not use it? Maybe it's more impressive if you don't need these tools, but I'd rather use these tools and have something more accurate while being more time efficient than trying to do it alone. Because the only reason I'd figure you'd do it without a tool set is either: a) you went so long without it that you feel more efficient without it or b) you hold some artificial pride and think that using tools makes you "less of an artist". Which it absolutely doesn't and I genuinely don't think that's the perspective many people in those fields feel either. So please, don't feel discouraged to use tools that could honestly improve not only your work, but your skill too.
Thank you for this amazing video! Accessible and articulate, so even a beginner digital painter like me can understand and feel inspired by it. Really excited to try some studies now.
Honestly this video us so useful it even tells us soo much about storytelling. If you replace light and dark with good and evil you can clearly tell how its a visual aid for a greater purpose.
Some tips : You can render different passes in Blender which can speed up and simplify the process a ton ! For example the Crytomatter Pass, gives a different color for each object/materials so that you can just use the magic wand and select that color, eventually selecting that particular object without have to manually selecting and lassoing :) Another example is the mist pass which can help you add fog very easily in photoshop... Another passes include ambient occlusion which could help me add shadoes and AO directly in photoshop without manual painting ... Hope you guys find something helpful :) Have a creative day :)
Great tutorial, I'm getting into digital painting as a last chance of getting good at painting after years of only being good at sketching and 3d. This was really good help thank you
thanks for the vid i love it, when i first saw arcane is was instantly asking my self how the style works and what is made with 3d renders and what is drawn and ur video realy made me understand it a bit
i've been wanting to draw some backgrounds inspired by arcane because honestly that show was a source of inspiration for me, it made me so EAGER to draw and that hasn't happened in a long time. then i went to my subs tab and found your video and it was like a gift from heaven because i was wondering how could i paint in this style, so thank you so so much
I just clicked this for fun and intrigued with the style but Blender was a surprise there! It's not a shame to do 3D if you cant make it on 2D. besides, that's what technology is for, to make your work easier. I'm gonna learn this one when I get my new PC~ Thank you Marco!
Want some goodies from this video? You can grab my Blender file, a screenshot of the 3D block-in, and the final paintings here:
www.dropbox.com/sh/ze575u4zwscpgcb/AADxbNPFO5J1DMDSUbwTZsgfa?dl=0
Enjoy!
This has helped me think about how to study other shows I admire as well. Thank you.
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing your work!
I think I can learn a lot from studying your material.
Take care~ ^^
Don't worry, my friend. I am almost 32 and I just watched Arcane last weekend with my partner. I LOVED it. It has no right to be that good lmao.
But it's SO DANG GOOD!
Thank you Marco
This style of drawing reminded me of Breathe of the Wild
I know this is an arcane study but it was also hands down the best and most comprehensive blender tutorial I've ever seen. Keep up the good work!!
there are also shortcuts like shift+a to add meshes and others you can look into to help speed things up later on when you master the program. :D
You need to watch more Blender tutorials.
@@tetsuooshima832 I've spent countless hours watching many different blender tutorials and this is still the most useful one ive found
IK because of this I dl blender immediately since I can't do backgrounds
@@GeoToxinn did you watch tutorial from crossmind studio
UMMMMMM THIS GUY LITERALLY GAVE US A:
-painting lesson and theory concepts
-how to use blender
-how to paint using 2D into 3D structures
THIS IS INSANE I HAVE NO CLUE HOW TO DO ANY OF THIS BUT I WANNA LEARN IT ALL WOWOOWOWOWW
SO IS THIS HOW THEY DO IT IN THE SHOW AT 16:25, “2D BACKGROUND” WITH 3D CHARACTERS WOWOW
THANK YOU FOR THIS
you just did a blender tutorial in a few minutes with such clarity that I learned more than watching hour long tutorials. your teaching skills are seriously underrated
16:37 finally, an actual good take on using 3d models in 2d art. im tired of people calling it cheating while others know its value and use it *consciously* in their work but never take the time to explain for those who dont *why* and *when* to use it.
Especially when it's what the professionals do.
@@renealbrechtsen9743 exactly, professionals are 100% confident in their skills to create whatever they want from scratch, yet they choose *unorthodox* methods such as 3d models and photo bashing to speed up the process and save up whatever time/energy they have left for what's really in need for
@@Valkyomi It's only cheating if you can't do it with your own skills imo.
@@Valkyomi What I mean is some tools will allow someone without skill to cut corners and develop bad habits. Someone who relies on tracing can develop a great understanding of light and value but lack actual drawing skills. Some tattooers are good examples of that, some can't draw well but can recreate what they see perfectly if given a solid outline.
@@cal5750 That's not how it works, for some people(like me) manually sketching a piece from scratch isboring and exhaustive. To me, I just wanna render out the ideas into art as fast as i can, I dont care what method or tool i use. Like almost every other artist, i started with traditional art, very tedious and time consuming, then i switched to digital sketching, much more enjoyable but still tedious enough as it is. As time went by, i still kept looking for better and faster ways to bring my ideas out into reality, until i discovered 3D.
Now I've correct balanced workflow for my art. I dont care about my skills in sketching a character from scratch, all i care about is having the character i want in my piece. It's not about whether you can draw a face or not, its about the final artwork.
I can’t believe UA-cam is free I feel like I should be paying millions for how useful this was
Little fun fact about the show: They actually used a lot of traditional painting, so analog not digital, and projected those as textures on the 3D models.
It would be really cool Marco, if you could show us that, too.
Thats so sick, i would also love to learn how to do thid
The fact that we’re watching this level of content for free is absolutely insane. Thanks man!
Love it Marco, when I grow up I wanna be like you 🎨🖌
Didnt expect to see you here haha
You look like you are 30 years kid
In this short tutorial, you made the best and most cohesive Blender background modeling tutorial I have ever seen.
I couldn't stand those 30 minutes long videos teaching you how to make a basic sphere. You go straight to the point, as always.
Thanks a lot Marco :)
I have been waiting for someone to make a video like this and seeing this coming from you, the only one who helped me get so much better at art, just made me sOO happyy!!!
Probably one of the best take on the artstyle of arcane. Ive always been interested in making a realistic style but also having that anime look too, so when i saw arcane... I was amazed. Every shot is perfect, the paint and the blending of characters and the background is on point. Im downloading blender right now, and from what ive seen in your video, I think it would help me with my backgrounds since i struggle in making sketches of it even though i have a clear idea of what i wanted too make.
"Cheating" seems like a powerful indictment for incorporating additional skills. None of us are cheating for using digital media and thus not needing to learn how to mix pigments or understand how color changes as various types of media dries or cures.
I've always said digital and traditional artwork are created very differently and one should learn how to do BOTH. Why?
Because one day, you might need to create something and not have the access to technology, internet, or electricity. Or vice versa.
The fact is, [ctrl]+[z] is a crutch. I dare you to draw something with a brush pen only. No pencil. No eraser. No [ctrl]+[z]. Just confidence.
You can throw a crutch traditional artists suffer from at me if you want to! I'm just saying both are great.
Painting/Drawing/Sculpting, in general, are all disciplines. They command respect to get anything out of it. Refuse to respect it, then you won't grow, right?
I love what you said. It just provoked thoughts in me. I mean no offense and come in peace! I promise. ☺
BRO, seriously i click for the arcane artstyle study, i stay for the blender tutorial. Never in my life as an artist was interest in 3d modelling since i thought "it's hard" "only 3d artists use them" and "my laptop is shit" (which it is). Now not do only understand and appreciate 3d modelling, now I want to do it myself and learn! fr this video is a blessing in disguise and not only for art studies.
Just wanted to learn the Arcane painting style and it definitely helped me on some things and because of you, I've now learnt how to use Blender. This channel is just godlike just like the artist himself. Thank you!
its only one frame, imagine making a whole 9episode consists of 40+ mins each episode, really props to the animation team of Arcane they really did an amazing job on making this show possible
My brain is tingling from all the good information your feeding it. It’s ridiculous how many UA-cam videos I’ve watched trying to learn something about art and nothing had helped me more than your videos and it’s not even close.. your the best! also love this show
I was not expecting this to be the best Intro to Blender tutorial I have ever seen. You covered so much and so clearly!
Glad it was helpful!
Just wanted to say *congrats on reaching exactly half a million subscribers :D*
Also, these painting tips are INCREDIBLY valuable, thank you ever so much for constantly providing the art community with your wisdom.
Thank you!
Arcane is literally the epitome of art
Band Dessinée is considered as a own art in France. It s called the 9. th art. French takes Band Dessinée serious.
"I wonder how much this new laptop is!"
Marco: "It uses Wacom technology"
"Oh, ok so ALL of my money, then?" 😂
I absolutely love your teaching style. Thanks for your generosity in being willing to share knowledge like this for free. :)
ALL of my money? Holy shit, how are they not broke selling this for 6 dollars?
I am drooling over this PC but I think 4k$ is a tad too much for my budget as of now. But I have been working on a Samsung book for 2 years now and it uses wacom technology for around 1k$, veeeery portable, very light, I even attached my old Razer Orbweaver that I used to play LoL, and that covers my need for all the shortcuts I could wish, making the workflow a breeze. It's of course less powerful in terms of graphic drivers and processors and so on, but still an amazing tool for a professional artist like me, within a budget that, while not negligible, is less than 1/3 for an amazing tool. Just sayin', if you maybe have such a budget and wish to work digitally as smoothly as possible.
My intel atom 2009 computer & wallet: Lol calm down
Samsung Galaxy Book laptops use Wacom technology and are half the price.
@@Lissbirdsits also a 10th of the power, galaxy book isnt worth it if you want to do 3D
Excellent painting tutorial with emphasis on the real big ideas with refined, economic explanation,
_And an accessible introduction to Blender with marvellous results!_
Grade A as always, thanks Marco!
As someone who is trying to learn blender for character modeling, why was this more informative than ANY actual character modeling tutorials I've ever seen. Like seriously thank you, you've taught me more about blender and basic tools/shortcuts than any other blender video I've ever watched and I've spent countless hours watching blender tutorials
I'm laughing here alone because I'm taking a Blender course right now and you've explained the basics of movement + shortcuts way better and quicker. To factor that I didn't even expect a Blender minicourse here in the video. And also thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.
Man I was there when you had 20k subs, now you've exploded to 700k how does time flies
Best unexpected quick-go blender tutorial I've come across.
13:17 I’ve learned more in the past few minutes super clearly here than I have on hours of blender tutorials.
Came in with low expectations, but everything from that blender section to the end blew me away. I'll definitely use this a lot.
I have seen like 2 hours +- of Blender tutorials and didn't understand a thing, your 10 mintues tutorial made me finally understand xddddd
Love to see your Blender videos, the 3D+2D workflow is very powerful
Learn to draw and paint.
@@rockon8174 ?
@@cryochamberlabel boomers am i right ?
Out of all the artists I follow, you're the one I least expected to make an arcane video, but I freaking Love it!!!!
Arcane viewer: this art style is so unique and revolutionary
dishonored, borderlands, telltale, transistor, or any of the under appreciated indie titles and projects that don’t get the same amount of love from a multi million dollar studio: 👁👃👁
I was literally thinking when someone would make a video about this topic, and surprise surprise, its Marco Bucci, I love you man, your videos inspired me to try something new, Im 22 and have been drawing since I was 10 but I only drew black and white characters with only one pose, but when I bought my first tablet and thought id draw the same thing over and over, your videos opened my eyes with the joys of color and the art I could learn to create, now after half of your videos I finally am confident drawing with color and more motivated when it comes to drawing, I love you and thank you for the content, you make us newbies open our eyes.
So much useul info!! Also, I did not expect a mini /starter blender tutorial but it is the most welcomed, you make it look so approachable ahah Thank you so much for sharing, you're such an amazing teacher!
This has just given me the digital art insights I wanted and the Blender refresher I needed. You're an awesome teacher as you are an awesome artist! Merry Christmas, Marco! ^^
I have never seen anyone make Blender that easy for artists/painters before. Simply mind-blowing. Thank you, mr. Bucci.
THANK YOU for teaching me basic blender for illustrators in like 11 minutes in a way that actually makes sense!!! Gold star!!
If I never watched Arcane I wouldn’t have found this study and I’m so happy because normal Blender tutorials are super confusing but you explain everything really well, so thank you!
bro ive been trying to learn blender for like 3+ years and this unlocked a lot of stuff in my brain. basic functions i should have understood but didnt
Being a subscriber of marco bucci was
the best thing I did in 2022
Everybody's talking about Arcane but no one has broke it down like you have, thank you!
I feel like I just gained an entire lecture's worth of knowledge & understanding in 20 mins - thank you so much for this!
Marco = not at all old. Also, I find it entertaining when you say, “I’m just scribbling in some...” and then proceed to draw and paint a masterpiece. Thanks for another great video, Marco!
Every second of the show would look amazing as a background
This video is more valuable than gold and should be added to the periodic table.
Somebody actually pointed out the eye bag highlights I'm so happy
THANKS for the honesty, simplicity and niceness...and art.
On the readability study at 6:47
The Rim light also tells the viewer about the emotions of the characters.
Vi (Left) has a rim light that contrasts her shadows. It makes her pop. She is in the scene deliberately and attention is being put on her.
Meanwhile Jinx also has a rim light, but it is put on the light side of her, while the shadowy side has values similar to the background. It signals that she wants to hide, is closed off and wishes to blend into the scene.
Im blow away by how much i learned in this video, ive even been using blender for a while and learned more about that as well. thank you
This is the fastest best blender tutorial I’ve ever seen. I almost gave up on blender :)
As a 30 years old boomer, I don't know Arcane, but I know blender. And your intro to it, is one of the best I have ever seen. You're insane Marco.
Man you are a compressed art school So much premium grade value teaching in such a short video . Woaaaw. Million kudos Bro !!!
This video is not only a masterpiece, but also a masterclass. Thank so much for your work, Marco!
I came here to learn how to paint like arcane characters and now I'm downloading blender, god bless you Marco, you're amazing!
arcane AND mini blender tutorial in the same video?? truly a christmas miracle
to be honest with you , in my head your the bob ross of digital painting , just the way you talk and appreciate art and shapes and design choices just makes me more excited and interested in art .
i am watching you head studies from skill share and you even make an anatomy class which is usually boring super easy to understand and exciting to watch .
i thank you from the bottom of my heart for all your great great great art tutorials ,❤
I watched first 5 minutes of this video and was like- wow, I'm so happy I found a video like this! And minute by minute I was even more impressed, you talked about so many things, even blender- thank you!
Me who knows nothing about art:
“YESSSS FINALLY AN ARCANE ART HOW TO VIDEO!”
The production value for this video is insane. Nice job
This just came up on my youtube recommended - I'm not an artist or into drawing or painting in any way, but wow. You really have a knack for explaining complex things in a simple way.
I never understood how people know how to do shadows in art or blend things or when to put lines (i DO do art, but collageing, video editing... not this medium. i tried and failed) but you break it down in a way that makes it easy to understand and that it's attainable.
You've earned yourself a new fan today and I look forward to bingeing your old work and to seeing what you do next.
This is not a painting tutorial, is an ad!!, an ad for blender!!! Thanks for the blender tutorial really helpful, keep up the good work!
easily the best art techer on youtube
I'm going to have to watch this a few more times to absorb every single nugget of knowledge from it. This was so impressive!
I gotta say that your videos make me look at what I'm doing and realize a lot of the stuff I do wrong in painting fairly often, it's a great shortcut to have things pointed out to you instead of having to paint for hours and hours then suddenly go "Oh, wait, this is why I'm doing this part wrong"
Keep making the amazing videos
you just summed up 4 months of blender knowledge (for me anyway) in 10 minutes. That was amazing!
This was one of the most inspirational videos I've ever seen. Thank you
Came across this vid in 2024, amazing explanations, struck gold!
Literally jumped in excitement when i saw this uploaded, ive been wanting to study arcane bc the planes for the faces are such a great reference! Thank u sm for this ur videos are always educational and helpful!! 😍💗
ive been generally unsure about what kind of art field i want to go into for so long, but this show really settled it for me. i want to create characters as amazing as these someday, and i promise i will!!
man really managed to fit a 3d-2d tutorial with all the basics in in one 20-minute video
This is the exact video I was hoping for ever since Arcane came out lol, thank you!
Love that clipstudio have a 3D functions to allow us to do this directly in the same software and sceen 🙂.
Loved the analyst!
That lightning-fast basic Blender tutorial, woww!
This went from "this is how you highlight an eye" to "alright class now we will create an entire scene in Blender"
I know nothing about art, but I love Arcane. This video was pretty awesome and quite fascinating.
It's funny how sometimes I think I'm good at art, then I watch one of these videos and that illusion fades rather quickly, lol 😂. Outstanding skills there Sir!
This is why I recommend your channel to all my artist friends
I had given up hope of finding an Artist's Guide to Blender of sorts, and I didn't expect to find it in this video, but lo and behold! Thank you for the brilliant tutorial, as always!
This is an amazing video and now I might just have to get blender, although I'm sure using 3d assets from clip paint studio is also somewhat effective. I do want to say I hate the concept of "cheating" in art. For me, taking advantage of the tool sets given to you doesn't make you a "cheater". They are just tools, no matter how many references, 3d models, or etc you have, it won't turn out well if you don't have the fundamentals down. We have the technology, why not use it? Maybe it's more impressive if you don't need these tools, but I'd rather use these tools and have something more accurate while being more time efficient than trying to do it alone. Because the only reason I'd figure you'd do it without a tool set is either: a) you went so long without it that you feel more efficient without it or b) you hold some artificial pride and think that using tools makes you "less of an artist". Which it absolutely doesn't and I genuinely don't think that's the perspective many people in those fields feel either. So please, don't feel discouraged to use tools that could honestly improve not only your work, but your skill too.
your reading on character contrasts really opened my eyes keep doing what u do marco!
Wow! So much packed into one video. It'll take me a long time to digest all of this! Thanks a lot!
HE SAID IT WAS COMING AND IT'S HERE! Early Christmas present.
Todo lo que ven en este video es lo que los verdaderos profesionales hacen.
Thank you for this amazing video! Accessible and articulate, so even a beginner digital painter like me can understand and feel inspired by it. Really excited to try some studies now.
OMG THIS STUDY IS JUST WOW, WHERE IS YOUR MILLION OF FOLLOWERS? YOU DESERVE IT MAN. PLUS YOUR VOICE IS SENSATIONAL I REALLY DO LOVE YOUR CONFIDENCE 😍✨
That was one of the most useful videos on Blender I've ever seen. Simple, concise, understandable. Brilliant! Thank you:)
I want to like this video like 100x times! Thanks, Marco!
Honestly this video us so useful it even tells us soo much about storytelling. If you replace light and dark with good and evil you can clearly tell how its a visual aid for a greater purpose.
Some tips : You can render different passes in Blender which can speed up and simplify the process a ton ! For example the Crytomatter Pass, gives a different color for each object/materials so that you can just use the magic wand and select that color, eventually selecting that particular object without have to manually selecting and lassoing :) Another example is the mist pass which can help you add fog very easily in photoshop... Another passes include ambient occlusion which could help me add shadoes and AO directly in photoshop without manual painting ... Hope you guys find something helpful :) Have a creative day :)
Great tutorial, I'm getting into digital painting as a last chance of getting good at painting after years of only being good at sketching and 3d. This was really good help thank you
I came here again because of blender. soooo PRECISE! Thank you so much!
thanks for the vid i love it, when i first saw arcane is was instantly asking my self how the style works and what is made with 3d renders and what is drawn and ur video realy made me understand it a bit
I don't even care about Arcane anymore, this is a great value tutorial.
this guy is casually 3D modeling now like it's nothing =)))) love him
Thank you so much!!! I've been wanting to paint my friends in arcane style Im so glad this video exist
Dude is a legend of drawing bootcamps if there were any
Oh my gosh, what an underrated channel. So glad i found you. Bouta binge watch some vids
i've been wanting to draw some backgrounds inspired by arcane because honestly that show was a source of inspiration for me, it made me so EAGER to draw and that hasn't happened in a long time. then i went to my subs tab and found your video and it was like a gift from heaven because i was wondering how could i paint in this style, so thank you so so much
I just clicked this for fun and intrigued with the style but Blender was a surprise there! It's not a shame to do 3D if you cant make it on 2D. besides, that's what technology is for, to make your work easier. I'm gonna learn this one when I get my new PC~ Thank you Marco!
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR SOMEONE TO MAKE THIS AND THANK GOD IT WAS YOU