Finally got this thing done! No idea if this was worth it or not, but if you liked it shoot me other popular artists for these study time episodes 👀😘😘

@HandlesL

4 ай бұрын

Could you do dino_illus or hungry clicker for a future episode?

@mip7302

4 ай бұрын

Yuming Li is an amazing artist with a very appealing style, I think it would make for a great video :))

@SereneJoy42

4 ай бұрын

The KZreadr tppo also did a Mika Pikazo art study last year! Its really neat to see the different take aways you guys got from her style! Another one I would recommend a study of would be Rella, she has some crazy uses of lighting, you know its her if you find a beautifully lit piece of a vocaloid or evangelion character. Oh! And as long as it doesn't cause you troubles with copyright (please don't risk it if it does) would it be possible for future study times about, say, big IPs or video game styles? Like, what makes the mass effect style different from its competition like halo for example. Probably a lot to ask for, but I just wanted to throw some ideas at the board and see if it helps. I hope to one day pick up your art school program! I can't buy it right now, but its definitely a long term goal to get it one day!

@ri5906

4 ай бұрын

Could you please do Bo Chen in the future please?

@dramaticromanloverhammon2410

4 ай бұрын

Could you do Matcha🍵

for anyone that liked this video there a youtuber named tppo that also analyzes other artists style in order to understand them better and his videos are very high quality! he also did a video about Mika Pikazo that i recommend watching

@pb5335

4 ай бұрын

hey thanks nerd

@bumbarborgcumbersnatch5284

4 ай бұрын

bless you dude!

@sael5084

4 ай бұрын

​@@pb5335😂❤

@broonoart

4 ай бұрын

I was wondering if Marc got the idea from tppo

@parafuegosarchive

4 ай бұрын

​@@orenjikunArtthe videos teach different things from mika's art, probably inspiration, not a copy

Mika Pikazo is my favorite illustrator, unfortunately her style is very difficult to imitate

@poumybeloved

4 ай бұрын

Thats what makes her unique!

@M1rFortune

4 ай бұрын

Its anime with extra layers

@ooriginalkawaipotato3840

4 ай бұрын

True

@freakmax9068

4 ай бұрын

Don't imitate, create a new one based on her style.

@death__ray

4 ай бұрын

AI can (booooo)

Artist studies are so much easier when someone more experienced breaks it down like this, thank you so much!

@brimple

4 ай бұрын

so true patchouli

@Hvajndall

4 ай бұрын

Patchouli recognises good knowledge when she sees one

@Fishnberg

4 ай бұрын

Patchouli speaking facts

@kabs255

3 ай бұрын

who is patchouli

@DeterminationV5

5 күн бұрын

patchouli is the way

Mika is the example of why AI could never replace an artist, the thought process when making each of her art is amazingly complicated

@hocuspocus9713

4 ай бұрын

Unfortunately she is the exception to the rule. Most beginner/intermediate artists are invalidated by AI and it is a huge deterrent to people thinking about starting.

@dlanor15

4 ай бұрын

I was gonna say give it 10-15 years and even her will be replaced, but honestly even if AI gets perfect in terms of execution, she will probably still be able to rival it. We've reached a point where I think great artists can draw anything because we have all the technology to do so, and this is excluding AI. The only thing AI art will do is give a platform to creative people who have the vision but suck at drawing. This artist has both. The only way AI art will replace humans is if it starts thinking exactly like a human or even better, and at that point we'll probably be worried about things other than AI art generations so it's pointless to worry about it now. Personally I'm one of the people who has ideas but can't draw at all, and I like creating some AI pieces that look nice and unique.

@yuvraj3047

4 ай бұрын

can't say 'never'

@ekkymahesa8708

4 ай бұрын

​@@hocuspocus9713i suck at drawing but i dont think we really need to get discouraged by an AI because even if AI could draw really really good, the result will be 'boring' to look at, example my fav illustrator watanabe tomari, the ai could replicate her 'style' and the result is decent but because the AI dont know what the thought process behind why the artist make a stroke here Or why the artist use this color pallete instead of that, the result even though is decent cant replace the original style, so even if your drawing arent that good when comparing to AI but if you can make your art 'style' distinct enough, AI cant beat you even if they do it in your own 'style'

@muai

4 ай бұрын

will it get boring? we don't know its limits, or if there are any limits in terms of ai art@@ekkymahesa8708

More incredible than Mika’s art is you actually breaking down her whole process perfectly and sharing it. Total W.

@sael5084

4 ай бұрын

Would like Marc to break you down aswell ❤❤

@billiana.art_youtube

4 ай бұрын

So true, and her style is really complicated

@Cytryz

3 ай бұрын

Isn’t it more amazing that someone came up with doing it in the first place vs breaking down what someone came up with?

@daze_0753

3 ай бұрын

@@Cytryz that’s also true. But we don’t know how she did it in the first place. She come up with that style by trial and error or she merged a lot of knowledge from other artists? Or she adapted her style based on someone’s else? The fact that Marc could actually break it the down by studying and testing a lot of things is pretty incredible to me, I wouldn’t have such patience or even some of the skills to do it. Regardless of that, both are incredible, not diminishing anyone here.

I had been referencing this artist the past couple of days. Marc continues to be a wizard who understands his viewers.

@sael5084

4 ай бұрын

And you're the wizard for seeing trough another wizard ❤

You can tell how experienced Marc is, the fact that he could breakdown Mika Pikazo's techniques so easily. As the saying goes "takes one to know one" (in this context, a professional artist). If you're reading this Marc, PLEASE breakdown Yeureirei's drawing techniques too. LOVE U SO MUCH

Mika Pikazo just has this way of choosing the most aesthetic colours for her illustrations. One of my favourite artists I've been studying... Marc, you're telepathic 😂

Another artist with a unique graphic style is LAM. A study on his art would be very interesting and helpful.

Oh my god, Mika Pikazo is one of my favourites! This video is amazing! LAM is also a very good potential artist to study! :)

I have so much respect for artist who are able to balance a ton of details, while maintaining a strong focal point!

I love you Marc Thank you for always teaching us to be great artists

@sael5084

4 ай бұрын

I can feel the intense love from down here ❤

@That_One_MF_0

4 ай бұрын

​@@sael5084"jusssst the two of us"

the tppo wave

Thanks for breaking down these artists' process and showing us how to recreate their works! I'd love to see more of these in the future

Thank you for making this video Marc, Mika Pikazo is one of my favourite illustrators and I couldn't really wrap my head around why they're so good, thank you so much

Please do more videos like these, it's so helpful for everyone, especially advanced artists trying to level up their art. Would love to see Rolua next✨

i know a lot of people probably studied J. C. Leyendecker but no one can make it as detailed yet simple as you do plus i love how you deliver the content and i'd like to see how it can be imitated digitally. really hope you'll chose him for the next vid 🤞🏻

She's one of my fav artists I've been following on twitter for ages. She's so so so good. Thanks for covering her!

You broke this down brilliantly! Please continue this series!✨

Thank you so much marc for making this awesome breakdown of my favorite illustrator's artwork , you are such a legend 🤗

Combine Mika's art style and Marc's anatomy and design and you get a masterpiece

It’s so incredible to see an artist like Marc doing a study like this. I clicked the second I opened KZread and saw this. Can’t wait to chill out and watch this!

The second shading pass is genius! I’ve been trying to emulate her colouring style for a while now and this is so helpful!

That was a fun video! I think this kind of video will help me explore different artstyles a lot more easily. I can see how this series will take a lot of time to create and an episode every 1-2 months or even more very understandable. I hope it will not only be about coloring though if ever there will be another episode. I'll be patiently waiting!

I fell in love with Mika's art several years ago now, definitely one of the most unique styles out there IMO. This kind of technical breakdown of her art was super interesting to watch, and I feel like this kind of content helps in training an artist's eye so has benefits beyond copying or mimicking another style. Thanks as always for the content, both myself and many others would be lost without this channel!

as a hobbyist with some already established art skills, this is probably one of the more helpful art vids i have ever seen breaking down the processes of an established/skilled artist and in particular showing off the unique digital tricks they utilize is particularly insightful, since this sort of thing can be hard to figure out on your own without a lot of experimentation and in depth knowledge of the program you're working with. it blew my mind when i saw how the secondary shading was done!!!!! super huge fan of this format and i really hope you make more vids like this

please do more of these! i learned so much from this video alone. it really helped to break down so many things!

I think these videos are great for a specific demographic of viewers, the "Definitely not beginner but still not Pro" artists... People who watch tutorials are probably more towards the beginner side, so it'll probably not do as well in terms of numbers as some other videos, but I hope you still do these from time to time... This was definitely one of my favorite videos from you in recent times, probably because I've been drawing (and watching this channel) for a few years already, you kind of already know most of the basic stuff in tutorial videos, so this is a great change of pace.

@jaytopia2924

4 ай бұрын

agreed. These vids really help put into perspective how different other artists flows and styles are. It also kinda helps show that you dont need one type of style or method to produce good art work and you can just do what works for yourself.

@Negativ3_

3 ай бұрын

It's doing pretty well

Oh, you actually took the idea, love it! Great breakdown of her work, it will help a lot looking at other artists in the future, now I have a better idea at what to somewhat look at. Thank you! The halftone thing will be something I'll definitely love to try out in my drawings too I love a fellow anime lover, I wonder if you'll draw the elf from Dungeon Meshi soon too 😂 I love drawing her and the main guy rn

What a great video! Her style looks so complicated, it always completely stumped me. I hope you make more of these, I will definitely watch them!!

YES! I love videos like this! Style breakdowns can teach you so much as an artist. Thank you Marc!

always love to learn banger from Mika Pikazo

MIKA PIKAZO MENTION!!! 🗣️🗣️🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

Marc, you are not only an amazing artist, but a teacher as well. Thanks for everything you do! 🙏🏻

If this becomes a series I'm so down for it. You have the knowledge of art and how to explain things so well, sometimes I stare at some amazing pieces of art and try to imagine how they did some techniques. Loved the video !!

Really love this style of video, would be amazing to see a video like this on Demizu Posuka

It's fascinating to me how you were able to process all this stuff and reverse-engineer it even as a seasoned vet. It's also fascinating to me how Mika Pikazo figured this stuff out all on her own. I heard somewhere that due to how the Japanese language is structured, it changes the way the brain works in some amazing ways. There might be some truth to that because on the flip side as a slav when I look at my brain's modus operandi, the words "It Just Works" come to mind... And on that note, thanks for dumbing things down to a digestible level. 😁

@tomthepom98

4 ай бұрын

I doubt it's due to linguistic differences. According to the linguistics class I took at university, the theory that your spoken language shapes your thinking has been largely debunked. Still, I'd believe that larger cultural differences can influence the way you work.

@Dank_Lulu

4 ай бұрын

​@@tomthepom98 Yeah, makes sense. Regardless of the reason, Japanese art's pretty cool!

Heeeey, I really like this format! Please continue it!

This is so good Marc, please keep this series!

I absolutely adore these types of videos! I'd definitely love to see more from you! A few artists you could consider would be artists like Askziye, Yueko, Mogoon (?), Rella, LAM, Hanacue... and so on 🤗

Marc Brunet after watching one tppo video 😂❤

@YTartschool

4 ай бұрын

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@rr.studios

4 ай бұрын

​@@YTartschoolTppo (art channel) did a similar video a while back...so it looks like you got some inspiration from him 😅

Love Mika Pikazo and I was excited to see a breakdown of her stuff. Thank you so much!!

This video was DEFINITELY worth the effort, Marc!! You're really good at analysing what goes into an artist's style and technique, and I feel like I learned so many cool things from your breakdown! I really hope you make more videos in this series! ❤

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This vid learned me sooo much aaaah

Marc, by far your content has taught me the most about illustration, my evolution over the last two years has been largely thanks to you, thanks! (and yes, continue this series when you can! 🤓👍)

I love this so much! I've seen similar breakdown videos but really really value yours because your experience and skill as an artist enables you to pick up on and understand the key concepts (how mika uses patterns, colours and detail or space) and techniques/tricks (half tones + hard mix blend) mika uses that I wouldn't have been able to see myself. Everything is explained and shown so clearly and I appreciate the effort you put into learning another artists style! And it's also really cool to see you apply them in a new piece of your own. Really hope to see more!!

These recent videos have been AMAZING Marc! keep up the great work sir! 💪🔥❤

Thank you, we love this series so please keep making it!!

I'd love it if you continued this series! This is very informative and easy to digest! The more artists we know of, the more we can grow from their styles 😊

Please do more of this, your breakdowns are very understandable and I learned so many things just from this video!

Holy sheesh bro. It's really hard to breakdown art like these especially when the artist puts really advanced hidden techniques! Goodjob on spotting these techniques normally one couldn't catch at first glance! Really helps level up my techniques for art!

Wow Marc! I am amazed by how humble you are. Usually new artists do this stuff. You might not be the best artist but you are the best art instructor

the video was so great! i hope it does big numbers because it is so much fun seeing you tackle other artist's styles and i would really love to see more! it's different and fresh and exciting!

Mika's tecnique is incredible, thank you for the analysis and breakdown. The analysis itself was just out of this world

This was EXTREMELY helpful and I really hope you do more in the future. It was a great break down. Thank you for all your hard work!

THANK YOU MARC, PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE IN THE FUTURE !!

I'm so excited for more of this series!!

The Quality of this video is *AMAAAZZIIIINNGGGG* also the Tones framing the video is a nice touch 🤌

Yes, please make more of these, they're interesting to watch. I'm curious about how different artists structure their layers.

Please keep this series, very fun to watch!

What an Incredible video. I love her art and this was so in-depth. Please please please make more of these, what an impressive artist to start with. I think your method of getting those crazy colors in the hair was really clever as well!

Omg never thought you'd go for mika! I love it! Thanks

OH HELL YEAH Mika Pikazo’s visual effects are so insane, thank you so much for your insights!!

I loved this. It was clear how much work it took and it’s one of my favorite videos of yours ever.

It's amazing what the artists in Asia do, definitely go outside the box to figure out and create what they want. Love this series already!

Please do more of these! it's difficult to find videos of this technique, but it's absolutely the most important thing for advanced artists to do once they have a good grasp of the fundamentals. It's really the only way I study art nowadays, and I love seeing master level artists' break down of iconic styles~ there are not a lot of tutorials geared towards higher level artists ❤

This is amazing! Very insightful too! I would love to see more of this series.

Holy. This is a crazy breakdown. Thank you so much! I really wanted to study her style because i love saturated colours so much.

😭 always inspiring with the work. Thank so much Mark for your hardwork.

This was really interesting! Thank you for all the hard work that went into it. I wouldn't have guessed at all how some of these effects worked.

Thank you for making this!

The perfect explanation!!

This was amazing, totally worth making, thankyou!

Mika pikazo is one of my favorite artists, so I’m really glad you covered her art style!

Love this new series, please KEEP IT UP!!

Yesss I really hope you continue this series

Totally worth it! I've seen few artist trys to crack her secret and I think you showed the easiest and clearest way of doing it! gonna totally pick up some of those tricks for my art!

Holy moly, thank you for both breaking her process down AND making it super understandable. Super love your content and teaching style Marc! Payment done :D

This is a crazy awesome video! Loved seeing so much detail tips and tricks explained so simply

wow you break it down so clear! thanks man!

This is amazing! Thanks for the art secrets. I’m stunned you figured out the last one with the smudging. It would have never guessed on my own. Pretty innovative and effective technique.

Thank you for the breakdown 😍 Would love to see more videos like this!

I'm not an artist myself, but I'd always wondered about what Mika was doing to create such a unique style. The second shading pass in particular was really wild! Thanks for doing this deep dive.

please do moree this is crazy helpful!!

damn, thank you! Mika Pikazo is one of my all time faves

Absolutely love this, like to see your ideas on her process

This video will help me so much, i remember wishing for something like this when i first saw her art since i love how chaotic it looks

this was really cool. I saw a few of her paintings before, and always wondered how it worked. It's so cool what you can do with this art programs.

Definitely something amazing to see more often, I loved this KZreadr Art School Study session, so seeing more of these would be super appreciated.^^

Great video Marc! I used to do a lot of studies to learn fundamentals and then just stopped.. Seeing you still do this to learn different styles inspired me to keep studying. There's always more to learn.

haven't been able to draw in a while, but being able to follow exactly what you're doing because i learned it from you previously it's always seamless.

This was an amazing break down, I would love to see you do this with other artists with interesting styles.

this was really cool!!! thanks for breaking down the effects!

This is awesome! Thanks teacher Marc for sharing the analysis of her style.

So glad to learn her secrets! I think you did a great job at studying her style, and I can't wait to try some of this tricks with my own art!

I love these art study videos because even when people pick up the same artist they learn different things from them. I would love to see you do more studies

Love the format!

Love these types of videos. Please do more. I think it really helps to improve problemsolving-oriented designing.

Marc, you're my savior!! I LOVE videos like these and I'd really like to see you break down how Wenjun Lin do color and value. They're like really bright and highly saturated, yet it's still really beautiful! Thank you 💕💕