See, this is the kind of tutorial video I need. No transitions between the person and the canvas, no voiceover or anything else. Just the unfiltered painting process and some notes explaining the process. A blessing this video is.
Personally I like voiceover cause I absorb better the info when I’m doodling along, just watching it is a guaranteed 3-4 watches til I actually get the info 😢(ADHD gang rise up)
Seeing you draw Genshin characters like this makes me realise just how many details they have in their designs. I love Genshin and adore the character designs but they are quite intimidating so I haven't drawn anyone from there yet but hopefully I will sometime in the future. I love your videos, keep up the awesome drawings!!
Oh right I agree! And this guy isn't even the worst when it comes to overwhelming details. I am currently drawing Neuvillette and I can tell you that I am going insane lol Good luck on your way though :)
This is so good!!!the rendering on the metal parts is just so amazing and at the background part you said you were having trouble fitting the character into the bg so if you want to draw bg again I would say draw bg first then it will be easier to make the character blend into the bg but ngl I like your drawing against black background that you normally do because of you I started putting my drawings against black bg idk black bg just slaps😅
Oh yes! Definitely. To be honest I always think the character is the most important part in my art, so I draw them first. But ofc this makes it harder to fit into the background later. It's a brilliant tip to draw plan background and character at the same time and work simultaneously on them. Thanks a lot for your feedback :3
@@kurohshiroWhat I always do, is: sketch the character with base colours, draw the background or at least the basic colours and shapes to know what light will bounce off and shadows will form on the character later on and then proceed with the character.
This was such a good illustration, I had not even noticed that there was no lineart! It's so impressive how many methods you have for creating art, this may give me the courage to try something risky and new whenever something isn't working. Thank you as always for your helpful videos! ☺
That's a wonderful mindset! Sometimes art can be really frustrating. Either I drop a piece before I go insane and move on to a new one (that's why I always work on several pieces at the same time) or I try something entirely out of my comfort zone like in this one: a background and no lineart haha
Oh! This is my method I arrived at after about 14 years and also getting sick of lineart's difficulties to edit shapes after most of the color and rendering was done.. Ive never seen such a high level execution shared this way, thank you!. It takes long, but its much more flexible in subtle adjustments and really improves your palette condition fast.
Seeing you drawing so many clothing details by hand makes me want to try it too. I usually spend a lot of time using the tool to draw circular details, which makes me easily discouraged.
Thank you kuro for all your videos that you make. I don't remember how many years I've been following you already but know that I always thought of your works as beautiful. And the process, even more beautiful. Thank you for sharing all these to us, definitely learning a lot!
I will always be grateful for how much your art inspires me and that apart from being a wonderful artist, you are also a kind person who shares his knowledge and encourages small artists not to give up. So, thank you very much! I admire you a lot qvq (sorry if I'm wrong with the pronouns! English is a complicated language for me >
your videos and tutorials are always top tier (i especially loved that you added the part where you kept changing the background colours and kept trying. shows us you’re human!) thank you for your content!!
You just keep pumping out amazing tutorials again and again! I'm still attempting your full art process you did in a previous video but I will definitely give this one a try when I work on another character! Also, I appreciate that you showed your struggle with creating the background and explaining how all artists struggle at different stages and times. It made me feel less overwhelmed and that I shouldn't be so harsh with myself when it comes to drawing my art! So thanks for that! 😊
That's a really good point! I think everyone struggles but it's usually not seen in a final piece. So showing the process and explaining the problems may be helpful. Thanks for your comment :)
I think so too! That's why I'm happy to see you do that because I saw that often you have already prepared some basic sketches and I really wanted to see how you draw from references. I am kinda new to drawing but I always loved digital painting so I gave it a try! Looking at your art works motivates me even more :D
omll this is such a cool process ! ! when u first posted it on instagram i did notice the subtle lack of lineart compared to your other pieces and seeing how it was done is super fascinating ! ! i’m even intrigued to try out this method :D recently i’ve more or less adopted your process and ive find it more fun and i’m even able to finish my art faster with better results!! i was lazy about lineart before but seeing how u do it made me fall in love with it. now i wanna try this lineless method too, but only just to check it out since i really like and am comfortable with lineart now :D as always thank you so so muchhh for sharing your methods, i often draw along to your videos bc they inspire me so much and even help me get over artblock :D can’t wait for the next one, and have a nice day/night !!
Wow that's cool to know that you've noticed that there is something different^^ I highly recommend trying this out, its really rewarding rendering one part after another and seeing it coming together (even though I wasn't able to do my 'Rough Colour' method ^^') That's wonderful to hear! I am so glad my process videos can provide help :3 And how cool is that! I love the idea of getting inspired by others and inspiring others and share a process and they are working on their little projects and I am on mine. Such a wholesome community :3 Thanks for your kind comment!
this is amazing! I always mess up on the lineart.. now knowing that its not really necessary, I can now unlock my artstyle, thank you, kuroshiro!!! 😭😭😭😭😭❤❤❤
Ahh yes! I actually dried this method over 2 years ago but the process took so much longer but I liked the result. So I was trying it again^^ Thank your for your comment :3
You have no idea how to find your channel is like a blessing for me, I just installed CSP but I was so used to my old drawing program that "the new work environment" had made me nervous about continuing my drawings - since I don't do lineart- so every piece what I did, I gave up on painting.. The way you explain it in such a simple yet detailed way helps me a lot to try to get use to it in some way, not to mention your art is amazing and it's cool to see your process always :) In short, thank you.
Wow. This comment is wonderful to read. I am so happy that my way of showing my process and how I make Art can help you. I know it's intimidating to work with a new software but once you've find out about your preferences and work flow it's so much easier. Thanks for your comment :)
This is just.. incredible! your art is stunning and I absolutely love every single piece you show. You have become my all time favourite artist. Your style is just.. Beautiful and clean, I love it!!!
oof I've tried the lasso tool before but dang its so hard to get used to it haha, and you're here nailing it man! also i like how you picked your colors tho, it matches the whole piece
This process was soo fun to watch and I'd say so much better than I imagined! I LOVE watching your tutorials and I'm still learning from your previous ones, but this one I have to try real soon! ❤❤
you are such an inspiration! thank you for sharing your knowledge. whenever i see your art, i immediately feel the urge to reach for my tablet and start a drawing
Very interesting process! I remember being given art advice along the lines of "don't draw every detail, you draw line art where there are hard shadows", obviously, whether that advice is useful depends on the art style but I think you proved that it works pretty well here. I love the rendering btw
I think that without a line very attractive results come out. I also consider that the line gives it strength, it all depends on the style and obviously what one likes to do.
I have been consistently drawing for around 8 years… Even still, learning how to render is something I am struggling with HARD. I am so used to lineart, fill, cell shade, blend, repeat. I am tired of lineart so I want to learn how to draw like this! Thank you for making this video, I will probably reference it every time I try to learn Lol
Love how you use your sketch tool as your inking tool, it wasn't much but I defintely feel like I'm doing something wrong if I dont use an ACTUAL linging tool.... I use the default opaque brush and love how uneven it is but I sometimes get scared to commit to it
The video was amazing! Very precise and detailed. And I have to say, your character turned out to be really hot. My heart even raced with those eyes. Fantastic.
this was pretty interesting to watch, was originally planning to watch while I worked on my own fanart, but ended up stopping and watching the whole thing. I first started out watching mikeymegamega's tutorial on making digital art, and I had a layer for everything, but then I got tired of having so many layers and decided to try just using 1 layer. It frees me from having to keep finding the layer that I'm supposed to be on, but then also kinda prevents me from modifying only the parts I want to modify, so I guess having some layers is the way to go
Since you share that on instagram I was waiting for this ! I love your art style so much I really like how you render skin And the music in your videos is so good 🤭
This is a very helpful video who want to render,I use line art but a thin line art mostly because I colour over it to make a render line art effect,I would recommend you to make more tutorials like this in the future as it can help a lot of artists who want to render :D
this is the epitome of "idk what im doing but im doing it anyways becuz lineart will kill me" and i absolutely respect that ToT side note this is a bussin artwork that motivated me to continue my painting project with a new approach :D
Skipping the lineart in this method is something you can do when you're more experienced and confident about rendering shapes and shadows. It can sometimes be faster and feels more organic, though it's certainly one of those 'learn the rules before you break them' sort of techniques.
Nahh thanks but I am sure you can! After all we've started drawing because it's fun and not because we're good or masters. Me neither. So everyone is having their own little journey :)
You could even skip the second sketch to save more time. A lot of artists i have seen that need to be quick go straight to the final piece from rough sketch. even seen some draw the final piece right away. It's all in what you are comfortable with. I've always been partial to going straight to the final piece after doing a quick rough draft on another page just to save time and not be stuck to the rough i had made.
1. 스케치 2. 파트별로 색칠 3. 어둠 및 묘사. 얼굴 주변 머리카락은 피부색이 비치게. 메탈소재는 오일브러쉬를 활용&약간의 쨍한 빛으로 메탈느낌내기. 주변 색이 메탈에 반영되게 채색. 4. 오버레이 새레이어. 주황색 브러쉬로 어둠과 빛의 경계에 선긋기 5. 새레이어 추가해 전체적인 채색이 깔끔히 떨어지도록 클린업. 자연스럽게 윤곽이드러나도롣 선따기 6. 제일 어두운 작은 어둠을 넣고 형태의 외곽에 하얀 선으로 밝음 추가.
Your art and understanding of anatomy is so good! When i watch you draw it makes me want to draw. I am trying to figure out perspective and anatomy myself and watching you helps me understand piece by piece the parts that go together. I just wished you had an anatomy tutorial, but i am learning as much as i can. Also i love your messy but clean art style its crazy to me i hope to be able to draw like that one day. ❤❤❤
Aw thanks for letting me know! I am glad you like my art and process. Hopefully I can make an anatomy video in the future but right I don't feel like I have the knowledge to do that.
OMG THIS IS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL, THANK YOU FOR MAKING ME FALL INTO WRIOTHESLEY UGH CANT WAIT HIS RERUN BANNER TTTTTTTT and I really dont want to draw any linearts too this days, really I love you! now I will try your methode aww TTTT tysm!!
I adore your art style, the way you edit your videos, and the honesty in your tips/subtitles! Thank you for sharing your process. Can you please tell us what software & settings you use to screen record?
@@kurohshiroThank you for replying! Do you record it at like 30 or 60 FPS and then speed it up in a video editing program? Doesn't it take a lot of memory? O_O
yay! my style evolved into a lineless one and it's rare to see others try it out too even though I absolutely love the vibe it creates. I think this also gave me a lot of points I can improve on, seeing things I myself am not as good at yet :D my experience with trying out new stuff is that it usually has a great impact on my style(s). and whenever I try out something new, both my main style and chibi style get changes of different magnitude, depending on how much I actually had fun with the new technique I tried
That's actually very interesting to hear! But it makes sense that trying out new methods changes the way the final illustration looks like. I guess with implementing something over and over again is what makes a style distinguishable and remarkable. So trying new things and repeating the techniques we learned to like is key ^^ thanks for your comment!
I tried using this method once, separating colors by layers, eventually I was overwhelmed by the amount of layers and it kinda demotivated me from finishing the piece. 😂 It was done, but I was getting sidetracked so many times that it took me around 2-3 months to finish it up, like I really gotta force myself to finish it. 😂
That's amazing to hear! My process is pretty repetitive throughout the pieces I am doing, but I think showing it over and over again and explaining my methods may be helpful. So thanks for your comment :3
This was really helpful, since I've never been a fan of lineart! Thank you :)) oh, I was also wondering how your new brush was coming along, I love your other brushes so I'm excited for the one you mentioned before ✨
Hey! Thanks a lot! You mean the market rendering brush? I noticed that I don't use it that often which means I am not quite happy with it. I will definitely work on it more and will update people here ^^ thanks for reminding me!
clip studio has many tools im interested in, especially vectors. i saw a video where someone adjusted the thickness of their linework by adjusting something with vectors ?
I once said to myself "Hey maybe it's time to actually skip doing lineart" Made one drawing without it, second and then another and another. Not only my time improved but also it helped me a lot with colors. I still sometimes make drawings with lineart but I gotta say, skipping lineart is the besr decision i ever made
your video helps me a lot! I try to draw without lineart but die at rendering, now I know how to layering everything QWQ. And I love your art! I always follow you on Instagram, but I don't know your UA-cam channel. Your rendering skills are amazing. I will practise more as a reference. Thank you for your kind sharing!
This illustration turned out so beautiful 🤩 and can you add skin rendering tutorial on your list btw I really like how you reply to comments here and also on Instagram 😊
Aw thank you! I am always a bit worried that my replies are too repetitive or so but I want to appreciate everyone who took time to let me know their thoughts 😌 so thanks a lot!
Thank you so much for your video! It is really very useful, I wrote down some of the techniques used in the video to apply in my drawings// I sincerely admire your illustration
That looks so goood even if it takes you more than 3 hrs to make this the result is soooo worth it, I wish I could learn to draw like that. I really want to stop using linework and instead start using my tablet pen instead of my mouse to draw
I wish I had even an ounce of your patience 😅 I never even get to rendering stage 99% of the time because I get tired of working on something and move on to sketch something else. So shading/rendering has become harder and harder when I do get around to trying it... which makes me not want to do it even more 🤣 vicious cycle!!
Actually I am facing the same issue right now. I am hoarding wips which are all in the sketch stage and it's annoying me. I guess when I really really like a sketch I push myself to continue. And when this method without lineart is too overwhelming then I ink it. It's like an in between step i take to keep myself motivated. Wishing you all the best for your art :)
Thank you, I love making lineart and im good at it, but I also wanted to learn how to make art without lineart and this is the best video to learn from👏.
hi! amazing as always Kuro! i really appreciate these art tutorials on top of your amazing art style ^^. I have a question, could you please make a similar tutorial but for procreate? it's the only app i have right now and it s a bit hard to follow clip studio tutorials on procreate, since the tools seem so different T T thank you!!
Thanks for your comment! Actually I am using procreate only for making sketches because I can't wrap my head around the hand pen coordination and making it work like I used to work. I will think of it, but honestly I haven't figured out a process I am happy with yet ^^'
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See, this is the kind of tutorial video I need. No transitions between the person and the canvas, no voiceover or anything else. Just the unfiltered painting process and some notes explaining the process. A blessing this video is.
Personally I like voiceover cause I absorb better the info when I’m doodling along, just watching it is a guaranteed 3-4 watches til I actually get the info 😢(ADHD gang rise up)
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Seeing you draw Genshin characters like this makes me realise just how many details they have in their designs. I love Genshin and adore the character designs but they are quite intimidating so I haven't drawn anyone from there yet but hopefully I will sometime in the future. I love your videos, keep up the awesome drawings!!
Oh right I agree! And this guy isn't even the worst when it comes to overwhelming details. I am currently drawing Neuvillette and I can tell you that I am going insane lol
Good luck on your way though :)
Fr like you will NEVR catch me drawing no genshin character
thats why i only do genshin NSFW art because its way easier to draw lol
Meanwhile Arknights characters
@@tankata2 annnd that’s curse asf
This is so good!!!the rendering on the metal parts is just so amazing and at the background part you said you were having trouble fitting the character into the bg so if you want to draw bg again I would say draw bg first then it will be easier to make the character blend into the bg but ngl I like your drawing against black background that you normally do because of you I started putting my drawings against black bg idk black bg just slaps😅
Oh yes! Definitely. To be honest I always think the character is the most important part in my art, so I draw them first. But ofc this makes it harder to fit into the background later. It's a brilliant tip to draw plan background and character at the same time and work simultaneously on them. Thanks a lot for your feedback :3
@@kurohshiroWhat I always do, is: sketch the character with base colours, draw the background or at least the basic colours and shapes to know what light will bounce off and shadows will form on the character later on and then proceed with the character.
Please please please please please make a next video on how to draw eyes nose mouth and face expression I love you drawings so much 😊
She has, check her channel! Although I'm not sure if you mean expressive or expression. Either way, she's already shown how she draws the face/head :)
I do have a video on how I draw the face in many angles, but expressions and eyes specifically not. So I will add this to my list^^
@@kurohshiro can you add rendering skin tutorial in your list also please ?🙏🏻
I agree but this is an incredible piece to say “wow how do they draw that nose??” LMAO. Ain’t got one
This was such a good illustration, I had not even noticed that there was no lineart! It's so impressive how many methods you have for creating art, this may give me the courage to try something risky and new whenever something isn't working. Thank you as always for your helpful videos! ☺
That's a wonderful mindset! Sometimes art can be really frustrating. Either I drop a piece before I go insane and move on to a new one (that's why I always work on several pieces at the same time) or I try something entirely out of my comfort zone like in this one: a background and no lineart haha
There is clear lineart on the art though.
The lines were left on the face, but that is explained in the video. The coloring process was still done without having done standard lineart.@@LDAR
Oh! This is my method I arrived at after about 14 years and also getting sick of lineart's difficulties to edit shapes after most of the color and rendering was done.. Ive never seen such a high level execution shared this way, thank you!. It takes long, but its much more flexible in subtle adjustments and really improves your palette condition fast.
Heyho! Nice job! Thanks for using my track! 💚
Seeing you drawing so many clothing details by hand makes me want to try it too. I usually spend a lot of time using the tool to draw circular details, which makes me easily discouraged.
It's actually quite relaxing to render clothes once you have played down all the Base shapes :) so, have fun!
Thank you kuro for all your videos that you make. I don't remember how many years I've been following you already but know that I always thought of your works as beautiful. And the process, even more beautiful. Thank you for sharing all these to us, definitely learning a lot!
I will always be grateful for how much your art inspires me and that apart from being a wonderful artist, you are also a kind person who shares his knowledge and encourages small artists not to give up.
So, thank you very much! I admire you a lot qvq
(sorry if I'm wrong with the pronouns! English is a complicated language for me >
Ahh omg that's so sweet of you. This is such an encouraging and warm comment. Thank you so much ☺️
Great wrio art and video! I really enjoy your process. Because of this i learn some new things, thanks a lot!
your videos and tutorials are always top tier (i especially loved that you added the part where you kept changing the background colours and kept trying. shows us you’re human!) thank you for your content!!
Как же это прекрасно :0
I like how you comment the speedpaint. Always great for learning. Keep making this amazing content ❤
You just keep pumping out amazing tutorials again and again! I'm still attempting your full art process you did in a previous video but I will definitely give this one a try when I work on another character! Also, I appreciate that you showed your struggle with creating the background and explaining how all artists struggle at different stages and times. It made me feel less overwhelmed and that I shouldn't be so harsh with myself when it comes to drawing my art! So thanks for that! 😊
That's a really good point! I think everyone struggles but it's usually not seen in a final piece. So showing the process and explaining the problems may be helpful. Thanks for your comment :)
Learn to walk before you try running. DO use line art. Use it until you're comfortable drawing and painting with it, then step it up.
just found your channel and I really love how you show the full start to finish of your work! super informative thanks! subbed.
I love that you showed everything from start to the end!
I love watching processes where everything is shown. Even the very unpretty sketches ^^
I think so too! That's why I'm happy to see you do that because I saw that often you have already prepared some basic sketches and I really wanted to see how you draw from references. I am kinda new to drawing but I always loved digital painting so I gave it a try! Looking at your art works motivates me even more :D
omll this is such a cool process ! ! when u first posted it on instagram i did notice the subtle lack of lineart compared to your other pieces and seeing how it was done is super fascinating ! ! i’m even intrigued to try out this method :D
recently i’ve more or less adopted your process and ive find it more fun and i’m even able to finish my art faster with better results!! i was lazy about lineart before but seeing how u do it made me fall in love with it. now i wanna try this lineless method too, but only just to check it out since i really like and am comfortable with lineart now :D
as always thank you so so muchhh for sharing your methods, i often draw along to your videos bc they inspire me so much and even help me get over artblock :D can’t wait for the next one, and have a nice day/night !!
Wow that's cool to know that you've noticed that there is something different^^ I highly recommend trying this out, its really rewarding rendering one part after another and seeing it coming together (even though I wasn't able to do my 'Rough Colour' method ^^')
That's wonderful to hear! I am so glad my process videos can provide help :3
And how cool is that! I love the idea of getting inspired by others and inspiring others and share a process and they are working on their little projects and I am on mine. Such a wholesome community :3 Thanks for your kind comment!
this is amazing! I always mess up on the lineart.. now knowing that its not really necessary, I can now unlock my artstyle, thank you, kuroshiro!!! 😭😭😭😭😭❤❤❤
Ahh yes! I actually dried this method over 2 years ago but the process took so much longer but I liked the result. So I was trying it again^^ Thank your for your comment :3
You have no idea how to find your channel is like a blessing for me, I just installed CSP but I was so used to my old drawing program that "the new work environment" had made me nervous about continuing my drawings - since I don't do lineart- so every piece what I did, I gave up on painting.. The way you explain it in such a simple yet detailed way helps me a lot to try to get use to it in some way, not to mention your art is amazing and it's cool to see your process always :) In short, thank you.
Wow. This comment is wonderful to read. I am so happy that my way of showing my process and how I make Art can help you. I know it's intimidating to work with a new software but once you've find out about your preferences and work flow it's so much easier. Thanks for your comment :)
This is just.. incredible! your art is stunning and I absolutely love every single piece you show. You have become my all time favourite artist. Your style is just.. Beautiful and clean, I love it!!!
Wow this means a lot to me! Thanks for letting me know :)
I always enjoy watching people's processes, this is making me want to try my own in this style! Keep up the good work
oof I've tried the lasso tool before but dang its so hard to get used to it haha, and you're here nailing it man! also i like how you picked your colors tho, it matches the whole piece
I thought I will dislike working with the Lasso when I started but now I can't work without it and I love it haha
Agreed! I find it so hard to make nice shapes with the lasso tool, like without weird jagged edges and bumps TvT feels so strange to use haha
This process was soo fun to watch and I'd say so much better than I imagined! I LOVE watching your tutorials and I'm still learning from your previous ones, but this one I have to try real soon! ❤❤
you are such an inspiration! thank you for sharing your knowledge. whenever i see your art, i immediately feel the urge to reach for my tablet and start a drawing
Gosh that's one of the nicest things my videos can do, I really appreciate this! Thanks a lot for your comment :)
I love when you post new videos. And this is a great show of your process so thank you :)
Ahh I am happy to hear! Thanks :)
Your art is amazing, and your tutorials are super helpful and inspiring❤❤
Aw I am glad to hear! Thank you^^
This video is incredibly insightful! I definitely need to try this out for myself
Very interesting process! I remember being given art advice along the lines of "don't draw every detail, you draw line art where there are hard shadows", obviously, whether that advice is useful depends on the art style but I think you proved that it works pretty well here. I love the rendering btw
Thanks Kuro! music is hype!
I love how you included the struggling and said everyone struggles when their drawing🥲❤and the drawing is amazing
Thank you for another amazing tutorial, you and your art are a big inspiration to me c:
Wow thank you for letting me know!
I think that without a line very attractive results come out. I also consider that the line gives it strength, it all depends on the style and obviously what one likes to do.
I have been consistently drawing for around 8 years… Even still, learning how to render is something I am struggling with HARD. I am so used to lineart, fill, cell shade, blend, repeat. I am tired of lineart so I want to learn how to draw like this! Thank you for making this video, I will probably reference it every time I try to learn Lol
aaaand subbed. Holy moly what a gorgeous piece!!
I’ve ditched lineart a while ago too. Man, it is so freeing to finally let go of it
love how you show using references!!
omg kuro i just remember you having 30k subs and here you are wtf im so proud of you keep it up 😭❤
Ohh you've been sticking with me for so long? That's amazing to hear! Thank you :)
Love how you use your sketch tool as your inking tool, it wasn't much but I defintely feel like I'm doing something wrong if I dont use an ACTUAL linging tool.... I use the default opaque brush and love how uneven it is but I sometimes get scared to commit to it
Watching you draw is so inspiring ❤️ thank you so much for the video
I am happy to hear! Thank you :)
das sieht richtig gut aus! werd mir diesen tipp 100% merken und auch nächstes mal anwenden🤔🤭
The video was amazing! Very precise and detailed. And I have to say, your character turned out to be really hot. My heart even raced with those eyes. Fantastic.
I was blewn away by the process and illustration. Without lineart, it looks FIRE 🔥 🔥 The details are incredible, I'm shocked!!....
Thanks! I am glad to hear :3
this was pretty interesting to watch, was originally planning to watch while I worked on my own fanart, but ended up stopping and watching the whole thing. I first started out watching mikeymegamega's tutorial on making digital art, and I had a layer for everything, but then I got tired of having so many layers and decided to try just using 1 layer. It frees me from having to keep finding the layer that I'm supposed to be on, but then also kinda prevents me from modifying only the parts I want to modify, so I guess having some layers is the way to go
Since you share that on instagram I was waiting for this ! I love your art style so much I really like how you render skin And the music in your videos is so good 🤭
Oh thank you for letting me know! I am a bit limited in my choice of music but I am happy to know you like it^^
you deserve a full length of watch time. Nicee drawing
This is a very helpful video who want to render,I use line art but a thin line art mostly because I colour over it to make a render line art effect,I would recommend you to make more tutorials like this in the future as it can help a lot of artists who want to render :D
this is the epitome of "idk what im doing but im doing it anyways becuz lineart will kill me" and i absolutely respect that ToT
side note this is a bussin artwork that motivated me to continue my painting project with a new approach :D
so totally obsessed with this "pseudo-lineart" style
Ahh thanks! Actually I am trying it again right now haha
Skipping the lineart in this method is something you can do when you're more experienced and confident about rendering shapes and shadows. It can sometimes be faster and feels more organic, though it's certainly one of those 'learn the rules before you break them' sort of techniques.
didn't know you had a yt channel until now. love your stuff
Honestly, your explanations are very nice
Honestly flabbergasted at how beautiful your art is. I can't even draw a flower.
Nahh thanks but I am sure you can! After all we've started drawing because it's fun and not because we're good or masters. Me neither. So everyone is having their own little journey :)
This is a good illustration! thanks a lot for this tutorial it was really helpful!!
You could even skip the second sketch to save more time. A lot of artists i have seen that need to be quick go straight to the final piece from rough sketch. even seen some draw the final piece right away. It's all in what you are comfortable with. I've always been partial to going straight to the final piece after doing a quick rough draft on another page just to save time and not be stuck to the rough i had made.
i fell in love with your style at first sight
Aw thank you TvT
1. 스케치
2. 파트별로 색칠
3. 어둠 및 묘사. 얼굴 주변 머리카락은 피부색이 비치게. 메탈소재는 오일브러쉬를 활용&약간의 쨍한 빛으로 메탈느낌내기. 주변 색이 메탈에 반영되게 채색.
4. 오버레이 새레이어. 주황색 브러쉬로 어둠과 빛의 경계에 선긋기
5. 새레이어 추가해 전체적인 채색이 깔끔히 떨어지도록 클린업. 자연스럽게 윤곽이드러나도롣 선따기 6. 제일 어두운 작은 어둠을 넣고 형태의 외곽에 하얀 선으로 밝음 추가.
Your art isnt tasty like a separate food, it's a whole ass 5 star meal that only the rich can eat, and I'm so happy to be able to witness it
I LOOOOOOOOVEEEEEEEEEEE YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
Your art and understanding of anatomy is so good! When i watch you draw it makes me want to draw. I am trying to figure out perspective and anatomy myself and watching you helps me understand piece by piece the parts that go together. I just wished you had an anatomy tutorial, but i am learning as much as i can. Also i love your messy but clean art style its crazy to me i hope to be able to draw like that one day. ❤❤❤
Aw thanks for letting me know! I am glad you like my art and process. Hopefully I can make an anatomy video in the future but right I don't feel like I have the knowledge to do that.
OMG THIS IS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL, THANK YOU FOR MAKING ME FALL INTO WRIOTHESLEY UGH CANT WAIT HIS RERUN BANNER TTTTTTTT and I really dont want to draw any linearts too this days, really I love you! now I will try your methode aww TTTT tysm!!
oh i'd love to see you draw blade from honkai star rail
I adore your art style, the way you edit your videos, and the honesty in your tips/subtitles! Thank you for sharing your process.
Can you please tell us what software & settings you use to screen record?
Ahh so happy to hear! I am using OBS studio with the default settings :)
@@kurohshiroThank you for replying! Do you record it at like 30 or 60 FPS and then speed it up in a video editing program? Doesn't it take a lot of memory? O_O
yay! my style evolved into a lineless one and it's rare to see others try it out too even though I absolutely love the vibe it creates. I think this also gave me a lot of points I can improve on, seeing things I myself am not as good at yet :D
my experience with trying out new stuff is that it usually has a great impact on my style(s). and whenever I try out something new, both my main style and chibi style get changes of different magnitude, depending on how much I actually had fun with the new technique I tried
That's actually very interesting to hear! But it makes sense that trying out new methods changes the way the final illustration looks like. I guess with implementing something over and over again is what makes a style distinguishable and remarkable. So trying new things and repeating the techniques we learned to like is key ^^ thanks for your comment!
I tried using this method once, separating colors by layers, eventually I was overwhelmed by the amount of layers and it kinda demotivated me from finishing the piece. 😂
It was done, but I was getting sidetracked so many times that it took me around 2-3 months to finish it up, like I really gotta force myself to finish it. 😂
Your videos have helped me so much with establishing a process thank you so much for all of this I'd blow up pluto for your art
That's amazing to hear! My process is pretty repetitive throughout the pieces I am doing, but I think showing it over and over again and explaining my methods may be helpful. So thanks for your comment :3
Wriothesely looks so good! I love your artsyle!! I’m subbing. I also saw your Scaramouche one. Your artsyle’s amazing!
nice step by step,its clearly explain well, yet love its work..
This was really helpful, since I've never been a fan of lineart! Thank you :)) oh, I was also wondering how your new brush was coming along, I love your other brushes so I'm excited for the one you mentioned before ✨
Hey! Thanks a lot! You mean the market rendering brush? I noticed that I don't use it that often which means I am not quite happy with it. I will definitely work on it more and will update people here ^^ thanks for reminding me!
thank you so much! this speedpaint is awesome and i learned more about clip studio paint shortcuts :D youre doing really great work !!
Oh thank you! I am glad to hear ^^
It's very interesting and important for me! Thank you!
Once again beautiful! I must touch your feet and receive your blessings, so I can prevail my art journey🌸🫶🏻 Thank you for sharing your work for free🫂
Oh I wish you all the best on your art journey! Thank you :3
this is soooo good!!!! thank you kuro, you're such a big inspiration to me🖤🖤
Thank you! I am very happy to hear that ☺️
the outline tool was genius !
clip studio has many tools im interested in, especially vectors. i saw a video where someone adjusted the thickness of their linework by adjusting something with vectors ?
I once said to myself "Hey maybe it's time to actually skip doing lineart" Made one drawing without it, second and then another and another. Not only my time improved but also it helped me a lot with colors. I still sometimes make drawings with lineart but I gotta say, skipping lineart is the besr decision i ever made
your video helps me a lot! I try to draw without lineart but die at rendering, now I know how to layering everything QWQ. And I love your art! I always follow you on Instagram, but I don't know your UA-cam channel. Your rendering skills are amazing. I will practise more as a reference. Thank you for your kind sharing!
Your videos are very motivating and helpful. Thank you so much for your hard work! ❤
I am glad they are! Thank you very much :)
This illustration turned out so beautiful 🤩 and can you add skin rendering tutorial on your list btw I really like how you reply to comments here and also on Instagram 😊
Aw thank you! I am always a bit worried that my replies are too repetitive or so but I want to appreciate everyone who took time to let me know their thoughts 😌 so thanks a lot!
Everyone has been talking about the character but I'm really obsessed with how they made the background that effortlessly!😭
Thank you so much for your video! It is really very useful, I wrote down some of the techniques used in the video to apply in my drawings// I sincerely admire your illustration
Oh wow thanks! I hope this is helpful :)
That looks so goood even if it takes you more than 3 hrs to make this the result is soooo worth it, I wish I could learn to draw like that. I really want to stop using linework and instead start using my tablet pen instead of my mouse to draw
Wriothesley × your art = literal perfection
Ahhh thank you 😭🙇♂️
I wish I had even an ounce of your patience 😅 I never even get to rendering stage 99% of the time because I get tired of working on something and move on to sketch something else. So shading/rendering has become harder and harder when I do get around to trying it... which makes me not want to do it even more 🤣 vicious cycle!!
Actually I am facing the same issue right now. I am hoarding wips which are all in the sketch stage and it's annoying me. I guess when I really really like a sketch I push myself to continue. And when this method without lineart is too overwhelming then I ink it. It's like an in between step i take to keep myself motivated. Wishing you all the best for your art :)
Thank you, I love making lineart and im good at it, but I also wanted to learn how to make art without lineart and this is the best video to learn from👏.
Ahh thanks! Glad you like it 😌
Early ! Yeey wriotheslay !!!
The patience one must have to draw Genshin fanart. I go insane just looking at all the characters outfits that don’t make sense most of the time
Theyre so needlessly assymetrical
Amazing video and explanation, I will try then. This drawing is a complete piece,action character + background ❤❤❤
Have fun! Also thanks for your kind comment :)
wriothesley looks awesome!!
Dang, thanks for showing me the posing site! :D
Very cool art! Love your style
Thanks a lot!
amazing as always!!! one of my fave characters too😭😭😭
Thank you! I am glad to hear :)
amazing
Thank you!
40h.... 😱🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 It looks amazing!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ahh thanks! Yeah I took way too long for this lol
your videos are soo beautiful 😭 like everything in the video looks beautiful and elegant if that makes sense 😭i lovd it soo much😭🤍
love it! I'll try it!!♥ thanks for the video
Oh thanks! Have fun :)
you dont need line art, line art needs you
AAAAA this is so good! Will you ever make a tutorial on how you draw bodies?
hi! amazing as always Kuro! i really appreciate these art tutorials on top of your amazing art style ^^. I have a question, could you please make a similar tutorial but for procreate? it's the only app i have right now and it s a bit hard to follow clip studio tutorials on procreate, since the tools seem so different T T thank you!!
Thanks for your comment! Actually I am using procreate only for making sketches because I can't wrap my head around the hand pen coordination and making it work like I used to work. I will think of it, but honestly I haven't figured out a process I am happy with yet ^^'
I love this style.
Thank you!
I love drawing like this but it's definitely trust the process... process haha