omg OMG I thought it was impossible to find a tutorial about concept art on youtube ;______; and you're amazing thank you for teaching us for free you have no idea how much did you help me, I live in a very poor country so thank you :3
This was an amazing tutorial. I've always been able to draw and paint but in my adult years I hate doing it. I hate the mess and I can't afford supplies. I borrowed my brother's drawing tablet this weekend to try my hand at digital painting and I'm blown away by what I can accomplish and this tutorial has given me the key to unlocking so many tools. I'd really love to get into concept art. Thanks so much!
Glad to hear that. You should check out my other tutorials, such as the introduction to speedpainting, and also check out my site evenant.com. I post a lot of things on painting digitally and anything regarding concept art.
I find it difficult to create a sense of scale in my drawings and paintings, for example, something extremely large and colossal that dwarfs everything surrounding it, or vice versa. It lacks atmosphere and looks flat, I don't know how to achieve the looming/imposing quality I want, or how to do it. It would be amazing if you could do a video on scale and how to create contrasting scale and contain it all on a canvas. Your videos are super helpful so far!
try focusing on balance. Large to medium to small. Its all abut balance and composition. Dark shapes are heavy and weigh one side, so if you have a large mass on one side, counter balance it.
@aaliyah Green also contrasts, things closer have more detail in the line of sight, things father will be less detailed and less saturated with more atmospheric color (blues, reds, yellows) depending on the time of day or environment
Perspective is key. Imagine something colossal, like the... Colosseum! Now imagine a person standing right next to it. You will have difficulty fitting them both into the same artwork unless the person is a tiny dot. You can make the person bigger but will be forced to crop out most of the Colosseum. So this shows that some structures are so large we cannot appreciate them on the same plane (same distance from viewer) as the best points of reference for scale, which happens to be a human. Now imagine a human walking in the foreground, and a hundred feet away there is a much smaller human, and hundreds of feet away a group of humans, so small they are just points. Then, much farther back, you have this truly massive structure, as tall as 50 Colosseums (yes it's possible to demonstrate this scale if you place its base close to the horizon and still it reaches to the top of the canvas). This is what I mean by perspective is key to showing colossal sized thing.
Bro, thanks for the tutorial! For the first time, I got something similar to concept art for a fun game. And I draw the second or third day. Thank you and hugs!
I strive to creating art that looks like your 3rd example in the beginning of the video. I knew about the mixer brush but i never thought people who do art like this would use real images. Now whenever i see art like that i'll feel a little better knowing that there is a high chance that what im seeing might be in fact a real images and they are not gods of the art world. I'm going to start experimenting with these styles and try and figure out how i can blend them to see how well i can fit them into drawings with characters who have an outline. Thank you for this amazing eyeopener
This is THE best tutorial about painting techniques I've seen so far. Learned a lot. May I ask for a tutorial about a huge tree with roots or something like that? What I found on YT are too fast to understand. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Great tutorial, very helpful ! :) I'm a beginner, and a problem I have often is in early stages (when I put down the general shapes, colors), I have a hard time figuring out : if it doesn't look great because it's early stage and it's not supposed to look fantastic, or if it doesn't look good because I somehow messed up the proportions, perspective of the early stage. Is there a way to know if I'm "on the right track" when I'm painting ? Sometimes when I watch your videos in early stages of landscape painting I think "this looks kind of odd", but when you advance in the video and add other colors and lighting it looks amazing, you seem to have the ability of "project" yourself into the future and already know how the result will look like
I started to paint with oil and canvases and never had any problem with greenery, but ever since I discovered the digital medium (it's been years and I can draw decently now) I've been struggling a lot with that...
I started with digital first then took a traditional painting class. To my surprise, traditional painting is definitely easier. A paintbrush can naturally paint in foliage with little effort, but with a digital medium there's an entire library of options and techniques, none of which are immediately obvious.
Im beginning to understand that nothing can be something. Basic brushes you use in these videos form simple shapes but highlighting makes them something. Loving the videos so far inspired me to make conceptual art.
You are amazing, thank you for (1.) sharing the *stunning* brush pack and (2.) demoing the principles behind creating trees and bushes and grass! I've known about matte painting for a while but never got adventurous enough to leave the comfort zone of my ground-up painting. Your video did that for me, and I'm about to go exploring and painting. So thanks from the bottom of my heart, you have yourself a new subscriber :)
You deserve a lot more subscribers! Your tutorials are very detailed and easy to understand. I've learned a lot, and I hope a lot of other aspiring artists see your videos/tutorials in the future. Happy to have found your channel! insta-subscribed!
Thank you Walid. I'm passionate by map making for tabletop role-playing games since many years. I've good notions about photoshop but I'm a beginner in digital painting (between us.. it's a disaster!). So I was looking for good training for beginners explaining the basics of colorization that would help me in the very specific context of the fantasy maps design. I looked here and there, I even invested in the purchase of other training for beginners but without much success. After some training time, your "Painting Grass Tutorial" is the first real training that allowed me to start with a good foundation while providing me quickly encouraging results. Generally I don't like to spread me in thanks but I think it's necessary today, so thank you so match !
Hi! I'm happy you got something good from the video. I am working on more tutorials, and also an online course I think can help you. I will go through the real essentials of Photoshop, how to use it effectively for artworks, concept designs, logos - practically anything. You can sign up to the newsletter on www.evenant.com/design to stay tuned for more! :)
Now I know what to do with my expensive camera that I bought only for one class throughout my whole college year. Thank you for the video, I've been having problems painting the background, as I only specialize in portrait painting. Painting grass and other vegetation was a problem. I'll try this out. Thank you again!
I've been doing photo manipulation for years and got a good result in my personal project.when I try digital painting without using any kind of photo then I just realized that digital painting is really hard to learn af... wish I can be a pro like you.
Walid, thank you so many times over for your lessons and for the brushes. I am eager to learn how to paint like this after a long absence from painting and I cannot thank you enough!
Thank you soooo much for making these tutorials! I really appreciate it! Have always loved matte painting and I am finally transitioning to digital from analog.
Hello! First of all thank you for what you are doing, your channel and site were a salvation, revelation AND inspiration for me :) I also have a question for you: Do i get it right that there is no color blending? I mean like with oils and palet knife. Is it all about the midtones in Photoshop painting?
This certainly helps! My only problem is I don't use Photoshop (I don't even think I have it on my computer at all) and while I can work around that with the styles, I don't have that many good brushes on the application I use (Paint SAI) and was wondering what the brushes you use look like so I might be able to replicate them in Paint SAI (because I assume your brush set only works in Photoshop). I also have a small complaint relating to your constant use of Photoshop because your videos are really helpful but it would be nice if you had tutorial videos for the use of other applications as well, and if not that at least providing an alternative technique for people who use other applications. I'm saying this because I had to constantly keep thinking about alternative ways to use the techniques that you use in your videos to produce the same result because I use a different application.
Really cool video! Though it seems the mixer tool can't sample from images anymore, so I had to use Clone Stamp (it doesn't work exactly the same way but still does the job)
@walid Feghali, I noticed you are rotating your brush without going to brush properties (which super annoying). do you do this by rotating your pen? PS. Thank you dude!! Your channel and work deserve all the respect!
Given the age of this I'm not sure if you'll see my comment, but around 36:57 you mention that when changing the opacity of the matte layer to blend with the painted layer it doesn't always show correctly. For this reason I would recommend using layer masks instead of erasing. Doing this would allow you to paint back in what was erased.
I read all comments! :) Yes, you're right - layer masks truly allow you to have more control. However, sometimes a lot of control isn't a good thing, and you just want to quickly drop something on there are play with opacity and move on. Great advice nonetheless! Best, W.
Såg att du bor i Göteborg och är svensk. Bor också i Göteborg utbildar mig inom 3D och testade på matte painting i Photoshop och Nuke i veckan. Det var riktigt kul vill bli bättre på det! Tack så mycket för dina videon du är riktigt duktig ju! Kul se en svensk artist 😊
Ah grymt, kul att höra att du tycker om mina videos. Jag är självlärd. Ja jag målar både digitalt och traditionellt. Har börjat med en del oljemålning nyligen - skitkul! Kul att höra från dig, Sophia, skoj med fler Göteborgare :) W.
Could you make a tutorial on perspective, and how to make the grid as you sketch a drawing? There are a lot of tutorial out their but they do not apply it has they are sketching out their drawing. I am really struggling with the this.
Hi! Love your videos! I can't seem to sample the textures from photos:/ i am following your instructions but it just wont work? It only selects solid colour?
thank you!!!!! i've been struggling with grass and stuff like that FOREVER and this video was super super helpful!! thank you friend i wish you the best!!
Wow!! It`s so awesome! Unfortunately my Photoshop is CS5 and this brush pack is incompatible. I'm so sad. But thanks for this video. I subscribed in your chanel. Thank you!!
hello! your videos have been helping me a lot so far, keep up the great work! i have a question about setting canvas' resolution, do you have a recommend value for it? does most of your work shares same resolution value?
I do it differently each time, but for this one I used 2000x1000 as a start, and then if I want to make it high res and detailed, I scale it up to about 5000x2500 or something similar. Look at your favorite images and just take their proportions. :) The bigger the canvas, the higher the resolution so you can do really detailed things.
Good tutorial, but could be better if you zoom in sometimes to show the detail better. I'm also using Krita, which is a similar program, so I don't have those brushes. I'm capable of finding similar brushes though.
One unfortunate thing is that you had brush names disabled for the entire video and now it's hard to find what you were using. Other than that, great tutorial!
Walid! great stuff I'm following your wise advice closely - thanks for the tutorials! and ps I finally realised who your pic kind of reminds me of! .....The Red Viper in Game of Thrones
i cant find where to download the brush pack! i went to the link but there doesnt seem to be anything on the page for me to click to download? this video was great and super helpful and id love to be able to play around with your brushes :>
Mr.Walid !How to convert or painting image to 8bit(256 clolor or less) color? like hi quality pixel art from Arthuro ricic's paintings? That is, how to design and adjust or retouch a realistic painting, so that we have good quality when pixelating it. The number of colors should be below 180. thanks for you.
Is it just me or did you change your brush pack some time after recording this video? Just downloaded it from your website but I have a really hard time finding the brushes you used in your tutorial. Did you sort it differently maybe? Mine are just sortet after default settings... I love your work, but I find it really hard to understand what brush you're using so my drawing always looks like crap :(
Thanks so much for your answer!! It seems I have solved it as some of my brush settings were completely off, messing up my entire strokes. Thanks for your great work!
If I learned something?? Are you kidding me brother? You taught me everything!
You got me tricked for the first half, not gonna lie
Haha. I love your name. But yeah. this is very cool.
i dont know why people dislike these kind of videos, he is sharing his knowledge which is very great work.. ...
thanks for this @Walid Feghali
I was always so in awe when seeing concept art for games and with this tutorial I can start practicing making them myself! Thank you so much!
Happy to hear that, Alice! Stay with it and give it a go. :) Best, W.
omg OMG I thought it was impossible to find a tutorial about concept art on youtube ;______; and you're amazing thank you for teaching us for free you have no idea how much did you help me, I live in a very poor country so thank you :3
I’ve been struggling all day to no avail to figure out foliage and have just been graced with this video
And I have been graced with your presence. :) W.
This was an amazing tutorial. I've always been able to draw and paint but in my adult years I hate doing it. I hate the mess and I can't afford supplies. I borrowed my brother's drawing tablet this weekend to try my hand at digital painting and I'm blown away by what I can accomplish and this tutorial has given me the key to unlocking so many tools. I'd really love to get into concept art. Thanks so much!
Glad to hear that. You should check out my other tutorials, such as the introduction to speedpainting, and also check out my site evenant.com. I post a lot of things on painting digitally and anything regarding concept art.
I find it difficult to create a sense of scale in my drawings and paintings, for example, something extremely large and colossal that dwarfs everything surrounding it, or vice versa. It lacks atmosphere and looks flat, I don't know how to achieve the looming/imposing quality I want, or how to do it. It would be amazing if you could do a video on scale and how to create contrasting scale and contain it all on a canvas. Your videos are super helpful so far!
Hi, definitely noted. It's something a lot of people want to know. Will make a video on this soon! :) Thanks!
try focusing on balance. Large to medium to small. Its all abut balance and composition. Dark shapes are heavy and weigh one side, so if you have a large mass on one side, counter balance it.
@aaliyah Green also contrasts, things closer have more detail in the line of sight, things father will be less detailed and less saturated with more atmospheric color (blues, reds, yellows) depending on the time of day or environment
Perspective is key. Imagine something colossal, like the... Colosseum! Now imagine a person standing right next to it. You will have difficulty fitting them both into the same artwork unless the person is a tiny dot. You can make the person bigger but will be forced to crop out most of the Colosseum. So this shows that some structures are so large we cannot appreciate them on the same plane (same distance from viewer) as the best points of reference for scale, which happens to be a human. Now imagine a human walking in the foreground, and a hundred feet away there is a much smaller human, and hundreds of feet away a group of humans, so small they are just points. Then, much farther back, you have this truly massive structure, as tall as 50 Colosseums (yes it's possible to demonstrate this scale if you place its base close to the horizon and still it reaches to the top of the canvas). This is what I mean by perspective is key to showing colossal sized thing.
I do too. :(
Bro, thanks for the tutorial! For the first time, I got something similar to concept art for a fun game. And I draw the second or third day. Thank you and hugs!
Love to hear that. Keep making nice art! :) W.
Its 2018 and this video has been recommended to me. I want more recommendations like this!
Woo! :)
Yeah. Google search isn't very accurate for some of us. But this video is totally me.
I got into mat painting very early but gave up. This will get me going again. Seeing your finished products is very motivational.
I strive to creating art that looks like your 3rd example in the beginning of the video. I knew about the mixer brush but i never thought people who do art like this would use real images. Now whenever i see art like that i'll feel a little better knowing that there is a high chance that what im seeing might be in fact a real images and they are not gods of the art world.
I'm going to start experimenting with these styles and try and figure out how i can blend them to see how well i can fit them into drawings with characters who have an outline.
Thank you for this amazing eyeopener
I’ve searched for a channel like this for a long time
Wow, if only I knew about the mixer brush YEARS AGO, drawing foliage wouldn't have been so difficult! Thanks so much for this awesome tutorial.
The mixer brush is quite amazing! :) Best, W.
This is THE best tutorial about painting techniques I've seen so far. Learned a lot.
May I ask for a tutorial about a huge tree with roots or something like that? What I found on YT are too fast to understand.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks for the tutorial, it's not cheating 28:44 , this is one of efficient ways to get a job done.
Great tutorial, very helpful ! :)
I'm a beginner, and a problem I have often is in early stages (when I put down the general shapes, colors), I have a hard time figuring out : if it doesn't look great because it's early stage and it's not supposed to look fantastic, or if it doesn't look good because I somehow messed up the proportions, perspective of the early stage. Is there a way to know if I'm "on the right track" when I'm painting ? Sometimes when I watch your videos in early stages of landscape painting I think "this looks kind of odd", but when you advance in the video and add other colors and lighting it looks amazing, you seem to have the ability of "project" yourself into the future and already know how the result will look like
I started to paint with oil and canvases and never had any problem with greenery, but ever since I discovered the digital medium (it's been years and I can draw decently now) I've been struggling a lot with that...
I started with digital first then took a traditional painting class. To my surprise, traditional painting is definitely easier. A paintbrush can naturally paint in foliage with little effort, but with a digital medium there's an entire library of options and techniques, none of which are immediately obvious.
@@PiromancerFreak yes agreed. I can draw a tree and it’s form fine on paper, but digitally it looks like a lollipop with spots lol
I've only seen 11 minutes of this, and you already have a new subscriber. Great job! You're awesome.
Im beginning to understand that nothing can be something. Basic brushes you use in these videos form simple shapes but highlighting makes them something. Loving the videos so far inspired me to make conceptual art.
Happy to hear this. Cheers, W.
New to digital and wanted a crash course. You have delivered!
I love taking inspirations from anime backgrounds too, specially Studio Ghibli, they give me a more easier understanding of things like vegetations.
I am really new to concept art and Photoshop painting in general. I am learning so much! Cheers a ton!
THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH for this lesson!!! I need this, thank you!!!!
You are amazing, thank you for (1.) sharing the *stunning* brush pack and (2.) demoing the principles behind creating trees and bushes and grass! I've known about matte painting for a while but never got adventurous enough to leave the comfort zone of my ground-up painting. Your video did that for me, and I'm about to go exploring and painting. So thanks from the bottom of my heart, you have yourself a new subscriber :)
I'm very happy to hear it! Good luck and stay tuned for more. :)
You deserve a lot more subscribers! Your tutorials are very detailed and easy to understand. I've learned a lot, and I hope a lot of other aspiring artists see your videos/tutorials in the future. Happy to have found your channel! insta-subscribed!
Happy to hear that Migos Sagrado! :) Stay tuned. All the best, W.
Thank you Walid. I'm passionate by map making for tabletop role-playing games since many years. I've good notions about photoshop but I'm a beginner in digital painting (between us.. it's a disaster!). So I was looking for good training for beginners explaining the basics of colorization that would help me in the very specific context of the fantasy maps design. I looked here and there, I even invested in the purchase of other training for beginners but without much success. After some training time, your "Painting Grass Tutorial" is the first real training that allowed me to start with a good foundation while providing me quickly encouraging results. Generally I don't like to spread me in thanks but I think it's necessary today, so thank you so match !
Hi! I'm happy you got something good from the video. I am working on more tutorials, and also an online course I think can help you. I will go through the real essentials of Photoshop, how to use it effectively for artworks, concept designs, logos - practically anything. You can sign up to the newsletter on www.evenant.com/design to stay tuned for more! :)
Thanks :)
Now I know what to do with my expensive camera that I bought only for one class throughout my whole college year. Thank you for the video, I've been having problems painting the background, as I only specialize in portrait painting. Painting grass and other vegetation was a problem. I'll try this out. Thank you again!
Nature art is my favourite art style and it's so fun to make on photoshop
this video is pure GOLD man........ amazing
fantastic tip video. very clean and nicely paced. you don't talk too fast. very helpful, thank you.
I'm a beginner and this is brilliant. and your brushes are fantastic
Happy to hear that! :) W.
Bob Ross anyone? :)
Sooo cool that i've stumbled upon your tutorials. Thanks alot!
I've been doing photo manipulation for years and got a good result in my personal project.when I try digital painting without using any kind of photo then I just realized that digital painting is really hard to learn af... wish I can be a pro like you.
Great lesson! Now i understand how to use textures in my works!
Awesome to hear! :) Best, W.
WHAT A LESSON!! Simply Unbelievable stuff! Thank you so much💚
Great videos! Love how you explain what you are doing ! Can listen for hours
Walid, thank you so many times over for your lessons and for the brushes. I am eager to learn how to paint like this after a long absence from painting and I cannot thank you enough!
Thank you very much for the tips! There's so difficult to find tutorials step by step like this!
Happy you enjoy the tutorials! :)
Thank you so much!
I asked for it last week and you did it! Very cool tutorial i learned so much!
Yes, it's because of you I did it. :) Was a good suggestion!
Hey! Just want to say that your videos on painting various things are super helpful and well done. Thanks :)
Thank you soooo much for making these tutorials! I really appreciate it! Have always loved matte painting and I am finally transitioning to digital from analog.
Hello!
First of all thank you for what you are doing, your channel and site were a salvation, revelation AND inspiration for me :)
I also have a question for you:
Do i get it right that there is no color blending? I mean like with oils and palet knife. Is it all about the midtones in Photoshop painting?
just discovered your chanel i'm a bit late but you're very good for teaching and you gave really intresting tips thank a lot for your videos
Thank you so much! Happy to have you here. Best, W.
Great! I am studying how to draw digitally and this video looks nice!
This certainly helps! My only problem is I don't use Photoshop (I don't even think I have it on my computer at all) and while I can work around that with the styles, I don't have that many good brushes on the application I use (Paint SAI) and was wondering what the brushes you use look like so I might be able to replicate them in Paint SAI (because I assume your brush set only works in Photoshop).
I also have a small complaint relating to your constant use of Photoshop because your videos are really helpful but it would be nice if you had tutorial videos for the use of other applications as well, and if not that at least providing an alternative technique for people who use other applications. I'm saying this because I had to constantly keep thinking about alternative ways to use the techniques that you use in your videos to produce the same result because I use a different application.
Ive been trying to figure out the easiest way to get that nice neon glow effect. Now i know! thanks!
amazing video!, please dont stop makng stuff like this,
I wish I knew exactly what brushes from your pack you were using.
Most of the time you can buy brush packs on gumroad :)
Really cool video! Though it seems the mixer tool can't sample from images anymore, so I had to use Clone Stamp (it doesn't work exactly the same way but still does the job)
As long as the tool does the job, right? :) Best, W.
Thank you for sharing a brush pack. I find this very awesome! Especially clouds. I am making brushes myself, but these are out of range. Gorgeous.
Any chance for a reupload of the brushes? I'd love to paint along! Great guide, man.
I think you should do a tutorial to cover the various functions of Photoshop such as Multiply, Color Dodge, Overlay, etc
Thanks for the suggestion! :)
oh my gosh ur tutorials are amazing! i find it so much easier now to draw landscapes
thank you!
@walid Feghali, I noticed you are rotating your brush without going to brush properties (which super annoying). do you do this by rotating your pen?
PS. Thank you dude!! Your channel and work deserve all the respect!
Hey, not sure what you mean by rotating, I don't rotate my pen or anything like that. I just use the brushes regularly. :) Best, W.
This has got to be the most helpful tutorial! Thank You so much I have learn't so much!
Twiddl3Dum Cheers! happy to hear that :)
Given the age of this I'm not sure if you'll see my comment, but around 36:57 you mention that when changing the opacity of the matte layer to blend with the painted layer it doesn't always show correctly. For this reason I would recommend using layer masks instead of erasing. Doing this would allow you to paint back in what was erased.
I read all comments! :) Yes, you're right - layer masks truly allow you to have more control. However, sometimes a lot of control isn't a good thing, and you just want to quickly drop something on there are play with opacity and move on. Great advice nonetheless! Best, W.
Såg att du bor i Göteborg och är svensk. Bor också i Göteborg utbildar mig inom 3D och testade på matte painting i Photoshop och Nuke i veckan. Det var riktigt kul vill bli bättre på det! Tack så mycket för dina videon du är riktigt duktig ju! Kul se en svensk artist 😊
Får jag fråga var du lärde dig allt detta?
Och målar du med en penna?
Ah grymt, kul att höra att du tycker om mina videos. Jag är självlärd. Ja jag målar både digitalt och traditionellt. Har börjat med en del oljemålning nyligen - skitkul! Kul att höra från dig, Sophia, skoj med fler Göteborgare :) W.
Holy cow!! This is the best tutorial ever😍😍😍
SUBSCRIBED binged through some videos and learned so much. Immediately made improvements. 👍👍
YOU ARE AWESOME THANKS! :) When I'm done I want to show you my work!
Awesome to hear!! Keep painting!
awesome video brother loved your work thanks
this video tricks are amazing!! from now you are my master *-*
I just discovered your channel and it really helps me a lot. Thank you very much!
Happy to help!
Lovely illustration, thank you ❣️
wonderful tutorial sir ! thanks so much for the video !
Awesome to hear that :) Best, W.
thank you walid sir !!
You are very informative in your videos
first time i learn that well watching a tuto, thank you very much for your time :)
Thank you for taking time out to create this tutorial, its really useful
Simply fantastic! Thank you so much for your tutorial!! This is soooo helpful!! Very talented!
Could you make a tutorial on perspective, and how to make the grid as you sketch a drawing? There are a lot of tutorial out their but they do not apply it has they are sketching out their drawing. I am really struggling with the this.
thanks for video and brushes!!
thanks Walid.
You have earned a new (active) subscriber.
Thanks man. It was very good and helpful
Hi! Love your videos! I can't seem to sample the textures from photos:/ i am following your instructions but it just wont work? It only selects solid colour?
thank you!!!!! i've been struggling with grass and stuff like that FOREVER and this video was super super helpful!! thank you friend i wish you the best!!
Happy to hear that. :) Stay tuned for more! Best, W.
so nice techniques! Thanks a lot!!!!
I love this tutorial. thank you!
Liked the David and Goliath. 👍
Absolutely helpful tricks and techniques. Thank you. Subscribed.
Glad to hear! Thanks. :)
I am new to this. And I assume you are using some kind of drawing pad? What kind are you using?
Wow!! It`s so awesome! Unfortunately my Photoshop is CS5 and this brush pack is incompatible. I'm so sad. But thanks for this video. I subscribed in your chanel. Thank you!!
Thanks for awesome tut!
hello! your videos have been helping me a lot so far, keep up the great work!
i have a question about setting canvas' resolution, do you have a recommend value for it? does most of your work shares same resolution value?
I do it differently each time, but for this one I used 2000x1000 as a start, and then if I want to make it high res and detailed, I scale it up to about 5000x2500 or something similar. Look at your favorite images and just take their proportions. :) The bigger the canvas, the higher the resolution so you can do really detailed things.
oh sorry, i meant the resolution value that you set under the height, and width when you create a new canvas
Yes that's what I mean too. :) Start with something that looks good. 2000 by 1000 pixels is good!
thanks for your tutorials, are so great and helpful...your concept art works are amazing! i'm subscribed! thanks also for brush pack :)
Great! Thanks for this! This was very helpful!
Good tutorial, but could be better if you zoom in sometimes to show the detail better. I'm also using Krita, which is a similar program, so I don't have those brushes. I'm capable of finding similar brushes though.
One unfortunate thing is that you had brush names disabled for the entire video and now it's hard to find what you were using. Other than that, great tutorial!
Great lesson
You're the man, man!
No you are! :) Best, W.
Walid! great stuff I'm following your wise advice closely - thanks for the tutorials! and ps I finally realised who your pic kind of reminds me of! .....The Red Viper in Game of Thrones
An architecture tutorial would be awesome
Thanks for the idea! :) Best, W.
i cant find where to download the brush pack! i went to the link but there doesnt seem to be anything on the page for me to click to download? this video was great and super helpful and id love to be able to play around with your brushes :>
WAIT jk it was a browser issue; im able to download the brush pack now!
thanks for share yours skills ...
Where do you get the first grass texture you used in yellow? Can you provide a link to where you get that one? Thank you for the tutorial!!!
Mr.Walid !How to convert or painting image to 8bit(256 clolor or less) color?
like hi quality pixel art from Arthuro ricic's paintings?
That is, how to design and adjust or retouch a realistic painting, so that we have good quality when pixelating it.
The number of colors should be below 180.
thanks for you.
SUPER !!!! great work !!!
thank u so much bro. plz can u make more landscape paintings tutorial like this? this was the best. i subscribed u!!!
Is it just me or did you change your brush pack some time after recording this video? Just downloaded it from your website but I have a really hard time finding the brushes you used in your tutorial. Did you sort it differently maybe? Mine are just sortet after default settings...
I love your work, but I find it really hard to understand what brush you're using so my drawing always looks like crap :(
Hey Denise! Just let me know which brushes you're having trouble with, I'll help ya out. :) W.
I'll reply easier if you send an email to me at walid@evenant.com
Thanks so much for your answer!! It seems I have solved it as some of my brush settings were completely off, messing up my entire strokes. Thanks for your great work!