Everytime I watch your videos it is like meditation to me. The music, the figures taking shape, becoming more and more amazing with each stroke...Thank you!
Wylie!! Gorgeous work, yet again. thank you so much for uploading and thank you for using a toned piece of paper under your hand, I super appreciate that you read your viewers' comments
for paintings, i prefer the old look, but the updated ones are more suitable for a small playing card, with higher contrasts and a smoother look. i hope you'll keep hosting the original versions, even as you update, since we're not seeing them as playing cards yet it looks a little odd
pay careful attention to what tones she adds. try to black and white the video to see how far she goes with adding tones i think the overall trick lies in how she shades. theres a lot of contrast in the overall piece, but when you look at individual sections, like the face, an arm, then all the shading within the regions is very soft, with clear but subtle transitions of shading. this makes it look soft, the warm tones added makes it look warm, and the overall contrast keeps it from being bland and the carefully done lighting makes it less dull
I've found that planning my image in just two values (one dark, one light) helps give the finished painting impact even without a lot of color. I obviously end up with more than two values, but I'm choosing where to place the extra values so that they enhance rather than detract from the initial value division (so, you can add darker darks, but only in existing "dark" areas, and lighter lights but only in "light" areas.)
Потрясающе, видно рукастый ты парнишка. Молодец, но тебе нужно прекратить срочно, я те говорю, сама вселенная кричит.! Во он обнаглел, так клево рисует XDDD Ну как-то так, продалжай в том же духе бро.
Just because Photoshop is used doesn't make the piece bad or less amazing than it already is. Painting irl and digitally is still painting. And tbh, if someone is talented at both, you should be applauding them because not everyone can do that.
I`m absolutely ok with photoshop, but I watched and enjoyed previous videos to feel the Pure Art in it`s origin. This is kinda meditation for me. After this video I felt disappointment. This is matter of my taste.
this may surprise you, but there are artists who have learned to use photoshop well, to add to a piece rather than compensating for a lack of skill. this was a lot rarer just 5 years ago, get on with the times, every great artist tends to have some mastery over photoshop, even just for rendering their physical art onto the screen, so most of what you see isn't "true" to begin with
I think for the most part she is using Photoshop to enhance the piece for digital viewing, because when you take a picture or scan of a painting, it doesn't look the same as the original. She did not change anything drastic, she just brought up the contrast to properly represent the piece on digital platforms and for printing purposes.
The only way I can describe your work and the feeling it gives off is "A breath of fresh air"
Your art is so awesome! I love your unique style and beautiful lines
Your paintings give me chills from how beautiful they are! There so much detail, and your anatomy is so gorgeous!
This is peaceful to watch. The time and dedication you put into your art is inspiring.
Everytime I watch your videos it is like meditation to me. The music, the figures taking shape, becoming more and more amazing with each stroke...Thank you!
I’m endlessly stunned by your work
Wylie!! Gorgeous work, yet again. thank you so much for uploading and thank you for using a toned piece of paper under your hand, I super appreciate that you read your viewers' comments
Oh my goodness this is gorgeous!
So perfect 👏 thank you for posting. Your art is in a league all it's own and I'm really glad you share it ❤️
Beyond creative!
This is so beautiful and hella calming to watch. Can't wait to see more!
Beautiful. Love your style.
This is yet another amazing piece
I JUST LOVE YOUR ART
Love your work
I admire your style so much ♥
Cant wait to be able to buy the new decks when its finished👍🏻
I love your art so much can you please post more of your process? 😭
It's amazing! I love your art
I love it
for paintings, i prefer the old look, but the updated ones are more suitable for a small playing card, with higher contrasts and a smoother look. i hope you'll keep hosting the original versions, even as you update, since we're not seeing them as playing cards yet it looks a little odd
Hermoso...saludos desde Perú.
❤️❤️❤️
Nice to see the digital element too.
What type of paper are you using for this series?
Ok, I want this coloring book @.@
Poetry!
Would mixing sepia watercolor with black ink also work?
what kind of paper is this? nice art
Your Art always looks so soft and warm when I try to do a muted color painting it turns out looking bland and dull .
mark wilcox maybe contrast the opacity. There is a wide range of shading in her work. Good luck
pay careful attention to what tones she adds. try to black and white the video to see how far she goes with adding tones
i think the overall trick lies in how she shades. theres a lot of contrast in the overall piece, but when you look at individual sections, like the face, an arm, then all the shading within the regions is very soft, with clear but subtle transitions of shading.
this makes it look soft, the warm tones added makes it look warm, and the overall contrast keeps it from being bland and the carefully done lighting makes it less dull
Study values. Values superseed color. Her paintings have muted colors, but she has good value contrast.
I've found that planning my image in just two values (one dark, one light) helps give the finished painting impact even without a lot of color. I obviously end up with more than two values, but I'm choosing where to place the extra values so that they enhance rather than detract from the initial value division (so, you can add darker darks, but only in existing "dark" areas, and lighter lights but only in "light" areas.)
What kind of paint do you use?
Потрясающе, видно рукастый ты парнишка.
Молодец, но тебе нужно прекратить срочно, я те говорю, сама вселенная кричит.! Во он обнаглел, так клево рисует XDDD
Ну как-то так, продалжай в том же духе бро.
What's the audio track?
"relaxing piano music" by kevin mcleod (incompetech.com).
Not that this ISN'T beautiful but I've got to admit: I like the other one better. That said, this one does read better from farther away.
Wow, nice caricature of what a black person looks like.
not true any more! You started to use photoshop...
Just because Photoshop is used doesn't make the piece bad or less amazing than it already is. Painting irl and digitally is still painting. And tbh, if someone is talented at both, you should be applauding them because not everyone can do that.
I`m absolutely ok with photoshop, but I watched and enjoyed previous videos to feel the Pure Art in it`s origin. This is kinda meditation for me. After this video I felt disappointment. This is matter of my taste.
this may surprise you, but there are artists who have learned to use photoshop well, to add to a piece rather than compensating for a lack of skill. this was a lot rarer just 5 years ago, get on with the times, every great artist tends to have some mastery over photoshop, even just for rendering their physical art onto the screen, so most of what you see isn't "true" to begin with
It is not a surprize for me, I`m active photoshop user myself. But what I liked to see in Wylie`s videos is a Pure Art.
I think for the most part she is using Photoshop to enhance the piece for digital viewing, because when you take a picture or scan of a painting, it doesn't look the same as the original. She did not change anything drastic, she just brought up the contrast to properly represent the piece on digital platforms and for printing purposes.