SKETCH ZONE! Sketching VENICE Canals in PROCREATE + EPIC Tech FAIL!
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The level of knowledge you’re giving away for free is absolutely insane!
Thank you 🙏🏼
It's all good! I love this.
His Patreon has loads of more in depth (longer videos where he can explains more) and copyright free reference photos (as long as you reference him as the source)!!!
@@AndrewTischlerArt Beautiful work Mr. Tischler :)
I have noticed in my own artwork, if I take the time to plan out the painting and design it in photoshop, the final physical painting always turns out awesome and sells pretty fast. But sometimes I like to just jump right in and wing it. Great video, thank you. :)
you are posting a lot of videos these days... and i'm watching all of them! 🙂
greetings from Italy!
Looks great. I like all the texture you brought to the doorway painting.
You could definitely master digital art Andrew, this turned out Fantastic!!
Lol The end…Perfect! Thanks for sharing your journey!
I'm from Italy! I LOVE your work and how much you help us with these videos, thank you! 💕🙏🏽
Thank you for sharing a new way of "painting". I'd love to see your hat collection.
I could give you some solid brush sets that I’ve edited in procreate. They are photoshop brushes that were given to me from industry concept artists, then re-edited for use on procreate and my personal style (tailoring to more John Harris work). You might like them for your style, they are meant to replicate oils in a controlled manner, giving a nice balance between soft and hard edges. Makes edge control and creating contrasts actually enjoyable. Lovely work!
I'd be seriously keen to take a look, could you hit me up via my website? Thanks so much!
@@AndrewTischlerArt No worries mate, 👍 will sort it out when I’m home.
can i get some too please ? 😭
The Tisch, you've been crushing it the past week or so! Between UA-cam and Patreon, the amount of content has been pouring like rain in Spain staying mainly in the plain. Well done!
Ohh...how much I like your painting..I have no words...however I pray God bless your hands...make like this amazing work...
Fascinating & very enjoyable to watch Andrew. Thank you.
Enjoying this series!
Looks absolutely awesome Andrew! Great work!
Absolutely brilliant Andrew, thank you for sharing your knowledge and skill. 👍❤️
I loved the water in that one made it look so easy
So glad you are showing us your work in Procreate. I am amaZed at what can be done in this medium. Seeing your approach was very helpful and as always your end product a masterpiece. I look forward to seeing more of your digital art endeavors - Jen
"There's a special kind of frustration that comes from dealing with technology" - I am stealing that line and I'm gonna use it in so many different contexts from now on! Thanks, Andrew. 😄
God, I feel your pain. It's really good that you were able to record the tutorial anyway. I like Painter a lot, even with a Wacom, but it was the first painting program that I actually mastered. I'm using Procreate now, and it possibly does everything Painter does, but of course, I can't find all the stuff I'm used to. Great work, man.
Digital art is so satisfying in so many ways! I love doing most of my designs on the computer. Sadly, I'm only working in Krita on my PC, whereas I have Procreate on my iPad, but only the free version so far. I will be upgrading as soon as i can. You seem to approach your digital work just as I do, save for the fact that you add SO much more detail, which is something I'm going to remedy on my next couple of projects. This sketch series is really a good helpful tool for those who don't want to spend loads of money on paint and substrates to make several oil sketches before tackling the main piece. I know that back when there weren't any computers to do this kind of art, we were forced to use what we had. But I truly embrace the technology, and I will keep coming back to see what you have for us to learn from!
What’s cool is the images are still created’ by hand’; just with a different tool. Beautiful work Andrew!
Hard work is the best medicine to achive our dreams.
I studied many of the things from your paintings .
thank u so much.
in love with your studio!!!
Dude I love how u been putting a lot of vids out I get lost in ur work. Love ur channel
Thank you! That was extremely helpful!
Really enjoyed watching that video as I am primary a digital painter. It's great to see how your traditional skills translate to this medium.
Also just in case - in Procreate there's an option to enable "brush cursor" so that you (and we) can see the outline shape of the brush and its size. Just like in Photoshop. It might make it easier to navigate.
Anyway, that was fun to watch the process!
I love all of your works always amazing.
Thank you!
I am self taught and infantile in the world of painting, but I enjoy the experience. I am content to lurk in the shadows, picking titbits of information while building on my own skill set. Thanks so much for guiding people like myself along.
I love that room of yours... That would be like my dream come true. Beautiful place.
Thanks for sharing your art.
Andrew, if you ask me, this already looks like fully fledged digital art. The skills it takes are stored in your brain and heart. As a mostly digital artist I adore the style you show here, it looks freaking awesome, especially the brush work and usage.
YOU ARE THE MASTER! AS ALWAYS AWESOME. MY BEST TO YOUR FATHER. LOTS OF LOVE TO YOU AND YOUR LITTLE FAMILY. GOD BLESS.
Wunderschön! Danke!
I’ve used Procreate for years when I want to try glazes of color on paintings I’m working on, or to fix composition problems. I have never designed a painting using it. After watching your “attempts” which look like wonderful paintings to me, I will try and become more proficient with this amazing tool. I just bought the new iPad with the ipencil. I look forward to more instructions for Procreate. Nice work Andrew!
Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing!
Man you are a phenom!! Absolutely beautiful.
After watching this, I'm gonna get an iPad and start working on producing some digital paintings for sure... Thanks a lot for the awesome video..
Oh my goodness! How frustrating! Nice piece up to that point, though. Really nice juxtaposition of the sharper detailed foreground with the sunny lit softness of Saint Mark's square in the background.
Man, andrew is dropping video after video right now, it’s amazing
Damn... That's gotta be frustrating as hell! Always look forward to your content man. It's absolutely top tier, and i learn so much. It's made me a better painter. Don't get discouraged, it's all part of the fun
Awesome painting my brother. You doing pretty good for the first time on procreate! I like to see more of this of you on procreate! 🙏🏾 Keep it up my brother!.
I bought procreate you have given me confidence to give it another go. Thank you Andrew loved your work. I have just spent a week in Venice with my daughter and have a ton of amazing images I can’t wait to use
Andrew you are amazing !
Cada video,cada obra nueva,mi admiración y mis respetos crecen más por usted joven Andrew,para mi eres de los mejores artistas plásticos que hay actualmente,es impresionante como dominas el paisaje,el retrato ,los animales y flores es maravilloso ese don que Dios te ha dado.
you are a true master.
I’m binge watching ❤
I personally like using a sketchpad style case which makes drawing on the smaller screen easier and more comfortable. Has made using the ipad much more fun for drawing.
Even after being that much of a renowned artist , sir, you never try to refrain yourself from acquiring different styles. May be I know nothing, but being a regular viewer, I sure know how much effort you put in making these videos for us inspite of having a busy life of a famous artist. Hats off to you sir! ❤️❤️
Fantastic work
Oh I feel your pain 😭 I once took over 3 1/2 hours to paint a black cockatoo and accidentally deleted it, with absolutely no record of it anywhere! At the very least, you got an entertaining video out of your failure, and not many artists can say that!
Beautiful man
Your opening sentence had me laughing, Christmas morning I opened my beautiful IPad Pro and pencil, Christmas night my hubby nervously asked me if I was actually going to launch it across the room, omg what a frustrating thing. BUT 2 months on and I’m doing about as much as you are in this video. I too am hoping it’s going to enhance my art practice. Thanks, another great video
that boat painting is going to be fabulous, way better when you paint it in oils, than the computer!
Beautiful
I do plein air watercolor paintings. I love to use digital tools in the studio to explore values and composition!
I took photos in that exact doorway location in Venice for painting references!! The lighting and colors are almost the same, but I think I have some with a gondola coming through and some without.
I don’t know if you have it toggled on, but under the Actions (wrench) menu, then Prefs, there is a toggle for making the brush cursor visible. It sometimes helps, but when the brush size is tiny, not so much. Also, under the Actions menu, then Canvas, there is a toggle to add a Reference image. It will be very relatively small, but you can move it around. I find it keeps me from having to glance back and forth as much between my monitor and my iPad. It’s kind of nice to have a big reference on the monitor and a small one on the iPad screen. And it’s easy to turn off when there just isn’t a good spot for it at the time.
Love the videos Andrew! I'm just about to purchase an iPad and the Procreate program to develop my compositions and color schemes before transferring the study for the final oil canvas. This tutorial is spot on to that end. Thank you so much for your generosity and more than excellent teaching manner. Bravo!
Oh,on an unrelated note, I admire your black leather desk chair. Would you mind disclosing the specifics so I can buy one?
Very nice art🙏🏿
Cómo maestro eres excelente, felicidades 👌👌👌🇲🇽........
literally game over!! :) but it was great artworks!
Amazing work. I was waiting for that iPad to be thrown across the room😅
Gracias por su saber y compartirlo.
As someone who has done digital art for my job for the past 15 years, I know all too well how you felt at the end. It usually happens to me right before deadline. What I have learned is to make backup copies of your files as you go ;)
The pain of loss and knowing your perfect happy accident brush stroke is gone. 😤 words can’t describe the defeat one feels. We have seen distant fields together and shared the bitter air of confusion, whilst being dealt the cards and robbed of the winnings. My condolences to all the victims you knew and loved.
I definitely feel your frustration at having lost a digital piece - happened to me more than once in Painter...
My opinion on digital software: iPad: Procreate (there are a few watercolor as well, but I've not messed with them); PC: Rebelle, Paintstorm, and Painter. Krita gets a mention too. I've worked the most in Painter, but have used Rebelle for watercolor, and Paintstorm for a more "traditional" look.
Wow Andrew I feel it for you it like fines a painting this it get destroyed.
Man, loved this video! I so wish I could see a custom brush set for procreate from Andrew giving the feel of the real brushes he uses traditionally when painting. Do you plan on possibly releasing custom brushes for procreate that mimic your traditional brushes you use,Andrew?
That intro was epic!
Great video, thanks for sharing! I'd be interested to know (and see) how you make the translation from the digital image to a painting. As a tool for working the composition I definitely see the added value. But I'd be afraid that I'd be trying to repeat the digital process to achieve an actual paint/ brushes painting. Do you see yourself working in so many layers as in the digital? If not, how do you plan on getting that depth/ texture?
Great video, Venice is a magical place, best time to visit is during the carnival. Not sure if automatic backup option is available in Procreate.
That sucks that got deleted Andrew. Recently in my Graphics art class, I was working on a small project and came to class and found out that every few weeks the computers get wiped. It was one of my first things I made in Illustrator.
Wonderful 👌 👌 👌 👌 👌 👌 👌 👌
I feel ya man! You can still take the screen shot and just paint on top of that. It's a little extra work but it's better than nothing :)
I never got the hang of procreate and preferred ArtRage instead. Maybe the grut brushes would make a difference. I really enjoy digital painting, but feel like a babe in the woods compared to some of the amazing digital artists out there. I have found it to be a useful tool to help me practice and plan out work.
I am a android user so procreate isn't an option. I do agree somewhat about Artrage, although it is somewhat limited to its desktop version. I love the beautiful imposto it gives and the real color mixing (blue and yellow do make green). Another app I really like is Infinite Painter.
@@craigozancin Ya - I’m an Apple user so I use ArtRage on my iPad Pro. I’ll have to check out Infinite Painter. These apps are always fun to try.
Damn! You could use Topaz Gigapixel to upscale the screenshot if you wanted to carry on with it at a higher resolution. Very useful tool.
Super ‼️
The gondola sketch delete portion reminds me of the stories of renaissance sculptors creating a figure from a large piece of marble and discovering half way in that the stone is flawed. Though the sculptors material selection cannot be 100% perfect, the deletion must be similarly frustrating.
Question: is there a 'save as' feature that can retain developments of layers through each stage on the program you use Andrew and would that even be possible or economical given limited hard drive storage space and time, considering it's only a sketch? (asking for a friend)
Sou fã 🇧🇷
losing that image...treat it as a sign...thats what I do (when making music and things go wrong:). I'm in the process of giving up music altogether, and technology, selling all my music gear/rare synths, and going back to art - your channel is inspiring me - i feel i'm being pulled by a tide...the reason to ditch music? because I've found that using digital media (for music) just ends up leaving me cold . I crave a real experience again...art does this for me.
if you have problems with knowing where your cursor lands when drawing it might be because of the ipad model youre using (doesnt have to be but i had the same problem first when i switched to my ipad after drawing digitally for years now). the regular ipads and the 1st gen ipad pros (i think?) have a non-laminated screen, so there is always a little discrepancy between your pen and your brush. it takes a little bit getting used to. the later ipad pros have a laminated screen so the pen starts drawing exactly where you touch the screen, theyre significantly more pricey though 😅
Wow vẽ bằng kỹ thuật mới hay thật. Nhìn thật đẹp 😻❤🎨
Wow.. another vid already👍🏻cool.
Keep it up!
But, I mean, don’t burn yourself out
OMG I laughed when you got frustrated with accidentally deleting that second painting. I have gone through this myself and I remember having to invest extra hours into redoing everything from scratch because it was something done for my job and couldn't walk away
i love it. what is this amazing backroundmusik that starts at 15.45min ?
OMG amazing work! Sorry it got deleted. That’s so not fun!
well it was a really a Gone dola, I use procreate for planning my paintings,
i started practicing to paint on procreate, it's more intuitive for me as a beginner
Super! Hey Andrew, is there a way to get a sketch I just did critique’d by you? Just a professional’s advice for improvement is what I’m hoping. If not, no worries. Loving your content!
procreate is hands down the best value. It competes with photoshop and Clip for a fraction of the cost. It also has a great perspective grid if your interested in another time saver.
Fantastic demonstration, Andrew !!! .....Can you give me the equivalent from PROCREAT (iPad) for Galaxy Tabs (Android) ? Cheers from Austria
I used to think I wanted to be really good at digital painting because the technology and process was much more forgiving and flexible which is true. But then I started physically painting with oil and canvas at large scales and I realized the biggest difference between the two is that afterwards with traditional painting you actually GET a physical painting (no duh) but for me this was something I really had to understand and appreciate as a younger artist. A physical painting is easily understood right away on its own. Digital painting's seems to need more of context or reasoning because it has to be viewed on a piece of technology. This one difference and that extra step of viewing a painting on a screen is all that it takes to completely change the viewing experience. With all that can be shared and the amount of information that can spread at high speeds it's funny that I find a viewing of physical painting more accessible than a digital one.
I would recommend drawing with a textured screen protector, rather than directly on the iPad's glass screen; naturally it won't make a drastic difference, but it'll feel more akin to paper than an slick, synthetic surface.
agreed. Paperlike has been excellent for me so far, though it scratches easily
@@airrunkle paperlike is the most promoted brand, but most objective reviewers claim they're more expensive and lower quality than alternative matte screen protectors
@@jaicalim good to know, I may try other brands when these 2 die
@@airrunkle Ive tried less expensive brands...sent them back within hours!!! :( there was no pressure sensitivy what so ever. Ordered the paperlike off of amazon and my happy place with digital painting is back lol. I mean you get two screens that last a good while for 40 bucks. As much as ive saved with digital art on traditional art supplies its worth it :D
Dying to get into painting (I've always been a sketcher), but I'm also feeling drawn (pardon the pun) to digital. Might actually be cheaper in the long run, but I really want to try oil painting as well.... decisions...
Procreate has a perspective grid you can use. Might be helpful.
I once spent a day etching a lead crystal wine glass ... finish it after seven hours !...Pleased with my Artwork, stood up, and then passed out !... and when I came too, I could see just beyond my finger tips, a thousand pieces of shattered fragments of those seven hours looking back at me ... I guess my muse was trying to tell me something ...that I was never cutout to be a glass engraver... : )
Thank you Andrew I’m not new at procreate i use it like a sketching book to keep my thoughts and my idea it’s nice to have it but it’s not the easel there is no sense . I cannot imagine that I’m drawing a big painting on the glass no matter what the canvas on the easel with the brushes just melting in the paint that’s the amazing feeling that you ever feel sorry for my English I’m not English woman but I’m trying to describe my feeling for that I’m using oil color and watercolor for painting but when I tried to paint on the iPad I miss the smell and the touch of the paint on the canvas how to stud On the easel and use that chair to just hold your back and push your hand on the canvas that’s the feeling not the glass
For me, the digital medium is still just a tool to be used, and not a medium unto itself. I use it to figure out compositions, but that's about it. I find that when I have relied too much on pushing pixels around, my concept loses it's energy and feeling. It has its place in my studio, but it's minimal.
Apparently, it is necessary to periodically save a file of the stages of creating work in the cloud..
I'm just so curious, can you sell landscape digital arts like this masterpiece? And would it be at a good price if you are skilled?
Andrew, I'm a Patreon member and I went to the site but I couldn't find sketch zone. Could you please direct me where to look, please. I've always been afraid to try working with digital mediums but you've handed me a great challenge. Thanks for that.
The doorway looks like it was done in pastels and graphite.