Full Digital Painting Process ✍🏻 Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- In this video, I will guide you through the entire process of painting my new OC. I hope this tutorial helps you on your artistic journey!
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00:00 Step 1: Working with References
00:54 Step 2: Adjusting Canvas Settings
01:17 Step 3: Color Blocking
02:46 Step 4: Shading and Lighting
08:06 Step 5: Rendering
I love studying perspective, form, rendering, and color theory through character art. I hope you’ll enjoy watching!
Program/app: Procreate
Tool: IPad Pro 12.9 inch
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skipping the sketch in the process is incredibly insane
Wow, going straight into blocking the silhouette makes so much more sense in my brain than sketching a GUESS of a loose+sloppy form, cleaning it up, changing the proportions as i go, figuring out and locking in the forms and shapes, re-sketching over the draft sketch, and THENNN starting on colors, lights+shadows. Meticulously coloring in the whole form and then alphalocking so i don't go over the lines. UHG!
I'm attempting a version of this process in my sketchbook with my markers literally right now since i don't have my ipad at the moment. just being able to splat down the general shapes with marker then refining with pencil on top makes sooooo much sense for me. Thank you so much!
This gave me an unimaginable motivation and inspo, thank you very much! :) Also your art is really gorgeous.
Thank you 😊 🙏 I’m glad to hear it!!
i adore your style of painting:) its so satisfying to the eye just the cleanliness that doesn't come with linework pass
Thanks 😊 It's great to hear such wonderful feedback!! 🫶
Hello, I just wanted to thank you for your videos and tutorials because they’ve really helped improved my art a lot! I started to stray away from lineart and started practicing with more color/shadow/light and it’s improving my realism, so then again thank you for videos!
Wow this is amazing! I love that you don't even sketch anything you just go right in. Okay talent and skills!
Very cool shape design and clean process ❤
Thanks so much! ❤️
Yeah! I was waiting for this video!
Ah, thank you so much!!
That's really helpful and inspiring. It helps me understand where my process starts falling apart, and what to do to make things easier
Beautiful
Its a great pleasure watching this video. So well-designed, so satisfying and easy to learn from. Its super helpful and inspiring. Thank you so much and I hope you great success and happiness on your journey.
Ah, thank you for your kindness!! ❤️🙌
YESSSSSSSS
I've been following your work for a short time, and I already really enjoyed your videos, but now I have to tell you that you've done a really great job of presenting and explaining your process. I also sometimes paint with blocky shapes, so watching your videos makes me want to dig even deeper into this style, as it allows me to focus solely on the essential aspects of a painting. Well done, keep up the good work, you have my full support (if you're aiming for a Patreon in the future, I'll be there).
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words and support!! 🙏🙌
Wow another beautiful artwork
absolutely love your art , you are my main inspiration to wake up and do art , thank you
This made me realize I am going overboard with soft edges😮
Question how do I choose better colors instead of relying on multiply layers
inspiring improvement. to the point where i also started a youtube channel somewhere to see how far my skills will take me as well. great video although i would check the audio on the background music sometimes its too strong sometimes the adui level itself or the music itself is too strong either way keep going 👌
Wow, that's fantastic news! Best of luck with your channel. Thank you so much! 🙏
do you think about values and stuff and got any tips on value for organic objects like faces and skin, kinda struggling on it 😊
Your process is so cool! I don’t consider myself an artist by any means (I practice anatomy & line quality but actually drawing? Ha... non-existent!) I'm curious as to how you started drawing - did you start your process with line art sketches (for drawing, or even learning basic anatomy/clothing) when you first began drawing, or did you learn to color block first? I feel like there's a great advantage to color blocking from the get-go because the shape language seems so much more distinct and appealing, and getting to color early on is a great way to establish what personality and mood, which is the fun part I love seeing in any artist's work. Anyways, very nice piece!!
Oh I completely understand what you mean. Yes, I used to start with linear sketches, but over time, I realized that I wanted more expressiveness in my art. I struggled with the lines and felt restricted by them, as if I couldn't deviate from the initial sketch. It took me some time to understand that using both lines and shapes in the blocking process is perfectly fine, and it's actually fun to find a balance between the two. I'm still exploring this journey myself,and right now, I'm focusing more on using shapes and color blocking. Thank you for your support!! 😀🙏
Thanks, I really enjoy your videos!
I'm curious about how do you not get lost in so many layers. Doesn't it slow you down? Do you ever merge them or just stack until you're done?
Thank you! Well, I do sometimes combine layers if I feel like there are too many and they are slowing me down. But usually, I prefer to keep them separate until I'm done, just in case I need to make adjustments later.
your style reminds me so much of valorant
I tried starting a sketch with color after this and it’s impressive how much time it saved. Hopefully I’ll be able to get used to it in some form, thanks
Your art is so motivating to me...
I have to ask, you use Procreate you say? How do you stop Procreate from making all the edges fuzzy when you edit/shift/transform one of the shapes?
Thanks! Your words mean a lot to me!!
About Procreate, yeah, I've noticed that too. Sometimes the edges get a bit fuzzy when I edit or transform stuff. But it's not a big deal for me, especially at 4000x2000 px. I just try not to mess around with objects too much to keep it in check. Haven't figured out a way to stop it completely though.
@@Tanalieku Thanks so much for the reply! Ahh, you make it all seem to stay so smooth! I suppose the real trick is just trying to work with the limitations until they fix it. I will try to draw bigger, though! Thank you again!
I dont see no line art, man how'd u do that🤯
What is this drawing program called?
Or is it automatically built into your iPad? Cuz I want to buy a tactile laptop which I'll have to download some digital painting program on and I don't know which one to choose (moreover I've never ever had any contact with digital art before and i'm also a begginer artist on paper)
Send help???
The drawing program I use is called Procreate, and it's available on the App Store for iPad.
Thank youu
What kind of training do you need to be able to draw like this?（╹◡╹）