Thank you so much for these tips! - Use sweeping lines and natural curves when drawing hair so it feels more dynamic and alive, even with pin straight hair. It’s easier to zoom out in digital art, and in tradition art avoid using your wrist and work with your elbow - No hair is just one tone; there are multiple undertones and colors so shift the hue and tone when you’re adding shading and highlights so the hair doesn’t look flat - Use fluffy brush for base color; it helps make blending and other details easier later and it also makes hair look silkier. - Don’t think of hair as individual strands; think if it more as chunks and then break them down into smaller chunks later. It helps choose the initial shape at first and go into details later. It also makes the hair look more simplistic and makes highlights quicker and less stressful - Use a round brush throughout the process; it makes the hair look less sharp and helps w smoother blending - Use highlights!

@giraffedoesabackflip3564

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for breaking it down🙃

Omg i was i want to learn how to draw hair-like 2 hours ago then you uploaded ahhhh

I really need this tutorial because i'm one of those people who exploits the heck out of the 'hair' brush..😅

Need a totorial step by step!!! I'm only doing lineart and coloring that in the ladt years, but a indeep tutorial will help me starting digital paintings again :)

Needed this! I hate drawing hair but want to love it. It always ends up looking okay but I never feel like I know exactly what I’m doing. Mostly what gets me down is I can’t get my strands to be loose, thin and flowy like Kelogsloops does his. Serious hair envy from his work!

Your art is such an inspiration!

Love your techniques, your art always looks so pretty

The hair you paint is always so pretty! This video was helpful and I'd definitely love to see a detailed step-by-step process of how you do it sometime!

I love these type of tutorials! I'd definetly love to see more!

Taking these tips straight into my next painting 💛

Love how it came out, kinda reminds me of Giselle from Enchanted 💖🥰 thanks for the tips

I love tutorials! This was very helpful but I would love to see an updated one on how you draw eyes!

I LOVE THIS TYPE OF VIDEOS

Thank you so much! I love these types of videos since I'm really trying to figure out/improve my digital painting. That ish is hard bruh I really want to touch the hair too I feel like man it would be so soft

I love this type of video the hair is the hardest for me to get to look right

OMG I don't know if it's just coincidence, but you actually took my suggestion. 🥺 Thank you so much for this updated hair tutorial!

yesssss for the tutorial!!!! would love that

Great video as always

Love your videos. I'd love to see more step by step tutorial and how you edit the end result 😊 keep going💕💕💕

Super useful! Would love to see a tutorial 💜

Thank you for this video!

Thank u so much I love ur style

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do a hair tutorial. I love your style and I really really need help with drawing hair please do a tutorial.

I would love a hair step by step video!

also ur procreate process now would be amazing

Have you ever done a video explaining your layer management? That’s something I’m struggling with atm.

Sara? I found your chanel and omg I'm in love with your draws and tutorial. Can u make an tutorial about skin? How to paint skins and add details, because I'm having trovou with face 😅

Thank you so much for this video! I would LOVE to know more about how do you use every brush on photoshop as you have a video on Krita, you know which one? If you uploaded one like this for photoshop I am gonna be so sso so happy! Thank yoou. Oh and good luck on your classes!

Jeez i fell in love with your cloudy soft brush. Where i could get it?????

"I'm not dead, I'm just super busy." Lol. Ah, the life of an artist.

I’ve missed these videos from you!! ToT

I'm currently struggling with drawing hair so hard, I'd looove an even more detailed tutorial!

Can u do a detailed hair tutorial Thad be amazing love ur art!! And thankyou for this video btw!!!

Excellent

If I create from the heart, nearly everything works; if from the head, almost nothing. Lol 😂

Hey sara! I was wondering if one day you could try drawing Backgrounds/ landscapes? Ik you are primarily a portrait artist but I would really like to see you try it! You don't have to I get you don't have much time butttt I would love to see it one day. Take care :D

@wild_fl0wersss

3 жыл бұрын

she has some oil painting videos with landscapes!

@Roseee_

3 жыл бұрын

@@wild_fl0wersss oh! I should check that out. Thanks :)

would love to hear your thoughts/method for eyelashes and eyebrows too :)

Tip 1: Add sweeping lines/curves to hair for a smoother, natural effect Tip 2: Know what color of hair you're using. Add different hues to the base color for a more dynamic look and to create depth Tip 3: Use a fluffy soft round brush. This makes it easier to blend and add detail later Tip 4: Think of hair as separate chunks instead of a whole unit Tip 5: Use a hard round brush when adding details Bonus tip: Add lots of highlights, including back lights to help create more variety and life

I would highly appreciate tutorials! Good luck in your last semester :)

Hey if you also have any tips on Black hair could you please share them!!!

Im so curious why you prefer krita to work with over procreate. Could you make a vido comparing these two programs and explain what you prefer for what reasons? Just a thought though, if you are interested in making such a video! I love your style and am happy everytime I see a new tutorial from you, thank you so much!!

Could you do another traditional art video?

I'm really having trouble to find good brushes, in order to try the same thing than you could you share the brushes you're using in this video ? I would like to be able to set them to fit my own style but at the moment i'm struggling a lot >

Please do a tutorial 🙏🙏 I struggle so much with hair (and skin but we won't talk about her rn xD)

what brush are you using in this?

can you teach us ur drawing hair techniques?

Hey!! Has anyone ever signed up to Sara's patreon? I'm considering it and I was wondering if she gives any tips or explanations in her real-time virtual paintings? Oh and lovely portrait as usual hehe!!

I need a tutorial

Woooo

EARLY

Thanks! >:(

kinda early gang

Hmmm this was not a tutorial please do a step by step one 🙏🙏😊. And a skin one semi realistic one like sun kissed faces w reddish noses that Ive seen you do

Early-kinda

i like so much this video, but you talk so fast sometimes haha! it's confuse for me

The hair here looks flat, undetailed, and the coloring is dull. The sense of light and shadow is weak.

@elvingearmasterirma7241

3 жыл бұрын

But it works for them, it matches the rest of the style, makes the piece cohesive and pleasing to look at, AND they as the artist enjoy it! And that's whats important.

@shaedcloak5803

3 жыл бұрын

@@elvingearmasterirma7241 pleasing to you maybe, but not to me. I'm sick of looking at pretty girls' faces drawn in the same drab style. It's a shame artists on social media nowadays don't draw much else.

@elvingearmasterirma7241

3 жыл бұрын

@@shaedcloak5803 If you are sick of the style then look for something new that pleases you and leave the artists you dislike because of their style be. Edit: Actually it is styleS. Because each artist brings something different to the table, which is why I still like it because I can spot the small technical differences but I digress. Search around on Artstation and yes, even the long forgotten wastes of Deviantart. Some of my personal favourites DA: wenbergniklozan Artstation: Peter Polach Instagram: isobeljkelly

@shaedcloak5803

3 жыл бұрын

@@elvingearmasterirma7241 well, thanks for the recommendations. The problem to me is social media buries more unique art and only the more generic ones get attention. I’m just disappointed by how much popularity stuff like this video gets.

@elvingearmasterirma7241

3 жыл бұрын

​@@shaedcloak5803 You can take your disappointment somewhere else then. Commenting as you did here is highly disrespectful and belittles the amount of work and effort put into the artist's pieces. Sincerely, from an artist. Enjoy the new art.