How do you avoid getting lost in detail and noise?

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

I guess the most important tip for this is never spending too much time zoomed in. As you can see in this I often zoom out way more than is necessary for the screen. When squishing all the details that way it’s easier to work on the whole painting.

@Trazynn

4 жыл бұрын

Every time I try something like this and I zoom out, I want to cry.

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

decentradical cry if you must, but keep painting 🖼 🐻⭐️

@joebotarsenault8538

4 жыл бұрын

decentradical practice practice practice I guess lol

I like how you copy and paste the houses, cut time short is a great technique that I think no one should feel ashamed of, plus you add in paint strokes that make them different anyways. Another great video.

It’s like howls moving castle and the cat bus put in one! Lol I love it!

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

I'm allergic to cats but I'd let the cat bus take me wherever it's going =)

@dominiquebest4455

4 жыл бұрын

Oh no! I’m sure you’d be fine on the cat bus tho! ;)

This is such an incredible piece of art! You have such a wild imagination, I love how all your nature creatures have really cute faces 😍 Thank you for sharing your process with us! 😍

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

The best part about doing a character like this one is that once you work on enough details the character slowly reveals it's true personality and you get to know it through the process of painting =)

@diamondglitter205

3 жыл бұрын

this is the rule of cuteness, eyes in middle of the head sphere and everything will be much easier from there.

You are easily the best Procreate tutorial artist on KZread. I learned so much from this video, and there's a lot I need to go back and re-watch. Thank you for this awesomeness!!

@angrymikko

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, you’re too nice :)

Thank you so so much for sharing this with us! I can't imagine how much hour you've put into this. I definitely watched from beginning to the end and have learned a lot. Thank you for doing this!

This is very interesting, there are some tips I hadn’t heard before. It’s amazing seeing it all take shape. I love your style and whimsical subjects.

Amazing work, this was incredibly helpful and also a pleasure to watch!

Thank you so much for this amazing and very detailed tutorial. Great painting!

Just beautiful. Lots of great insights as well. Thanks for this.

I just wanted you to know that you've truly inspired me to grow my art skills. Your art is so beautiful, and I strive to one day reach a point where I'm able to think the same about my own. :) Thank you for everything that you do!

Congratulations on getting James Earl Jones to do the voiceover.

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

A true milestone for this small channel really 🙌

I like this tutorial, i like that i can follow along and see what you are drawing with different brushes and colors. Its amazing to look at, its really beautiful 😍

Love to see your process and the result is great! Thank you for sharing :)

Love these longer videos!! Please do more.

Your environments are so cozy looking ❤️

Your art is absolutely amazing! I love the style and the colors. Your accent is wonderful too : )

Oh my, I can watch this forever!!!😍😍😍

Very informative video with beautiful results! Thank you! 😊

Watching you paint this brought me joy. A quiet joy and serenity. Thank you for sharing your passion with us!

i think what ive noticed by watching your videos is that the best way to get good results like you achieve is putting the time and work in, zooming in and adding the details. Great work! I'm feeling inspired. Thank you!

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video.

very calming to watch!

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

I guess slower videos like these are a bit less hectic because there’s not a billion actions happening on screen at once :) I can understand how that can be a lot to handle especially if I need to zoom and rotate the painting a lot.

Amazing! Thanks a those process details! :D

Bravo! 👏👏. A fantastic explanation with a gorgeous end painting. I also think this is one of your best videos. Thank you for your art, for your dedication and your time.

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I knew the painting would take time but didn't expect the video editing to be just as long lol. However knowing how much I put hours into this painting made it feel like this video needs the same level of effort too =)

Fantastic video! Love all the information and detail about your process.. thank you!

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, it was a bit different so I didn’t know how people would react.

YES!! More long videos please!!

@angrymikko

2 жыл бұрын

Since the beginning of -21 I started to publish unedited painting videos for members and I also started doing longer livestreams too so that type of of content is already available :)

yo man this crazyyy i love ur art style

you deserve the success of youtube. you are awesome

This video is a true gem! Very inspiring. Thanks for sharing it 🙏

@angrymikko

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! 🌳🌱🌲

Howl’s is my favourite Ghibli ...this is awesome!!

Great video, artist and content. Bravo and thx!

Amazing artist.. so glad we can all enjoy it

Hey man, recently found your videos.. and I appreciate your videos and your personality

You are one of my favourite KZreadrs, frickin amazing voice. You deserve way more followers man!

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you that's very nice of you. Thank you for stopping by my little channel =)

I personally love these long form videos :) but as you said - depends on the demand and your happiness in creating them :)

it’s inspiring to see some finnish artists!! ur amazing! :)

i love your arts... it's so amazing and inspiring,,, hope someday i can make it too, thank you for your vids..

Wooow It is so inspiring to look at your videos You're awesome

How do you only have 615 likes ! I love your videos, your art is incredible!

Thank you so much !!! Useful and interesting. Thank’ for your job ;)

I love this!!!

amazing! thank you for the process =)))

I like all your paintings, but I think this is the very best 👏🏻

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, I’m glad I finished this. Every time the table changes hue it’s because it’s a different day of me working on this. I spent a lot of time in that forest, good times :)

Incredible

When will your brushes be available?

Wau. Tosi hieno maalaus ja kiitos hyvin kerrotusta harkinnoista miten mihinkin yksityiskohtaan päädyit.

Love this

It's amazing

Wooooow it's so nice and wonderful

Your voice is so deepppppp and i love it

I like your tutorials, so i made a subscription, thanks also for coordinating your work for people that are not yet professional like you, not like other artist i have already seen, showing others, look what I can..XDD. Also trying to do tutorials but lacking on method of teaching. I'm a mentor myself, so I know who really give effort to make a good tutorials. And hey, thanks for sharing your great talent,

Very nice as usual, I just barely getting into it and of course you inspire me. One question tho, why moving the layers up and down? Thanks for your time.

I love the atmosphere the background music adds to your videos, do you have a playlist/link to the music?

"The Shame Mirror" is fantastic

Thank you very much =)

I feel like you need so many more views and likes

9:49 actually there is a movie called Lupita, Castle in the Sky with a beautiful forest floating in the sky ❤ the painting is amazing. Thank you for sharing the process, I’m beginning to learn/study painting and your videos are amazing 🍀🌹❤

Mikko please teach color theory and how you select colors on your painting :D thanks

“Deep Art-Daddy Voice” LMAO. Great demo/tute. You rock (see what I did there?)

Great tip! No more saturation layer for me!

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

The first step to recovery is the most important one XD

This is insane !!!!!! So amazing 😍😍 thank you for the explanation and tips. Just wanted to know if you painted every shade of Grey and Green on separate layers? And if so, do you merge the layers in the end or leave them separate?

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

This painting due to the complexity of it had way more layers than my art usually does. The moving forest is one layer, the ground and mountains are a separate layer too and I used an additional layer for clouds. Everything else is flattened down as soon as possible to avoid that weir cut and paste look that comes from using layers even the foreground fog was flattened with the 2 layers below before I moved on to the edit phase. This print is very high resolution so that to me is the priority when figuring out the workflow for something as complex as this.

@vrushalisuryawanshi3492

4 жыл бұрын

Wow that’s pretty complex ! Thanks for answering.. I’ll keep it in mind if I ever work on something like this 😊😊

Excellent concept, very Miyazaki indeed

Why does he sound exactly like Wolfgang puck? love the content man ❤️

Absolutely love watching the whole process from start to finish, how long this did take in real time?

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

5-6hours based on how much footage there was. A lot of the process is just me staring at the painting though 🧐

@marsbar77

4 жыл бұрын

angrymikko oh wow, that’s amazing, I’ve just started digital painting and my paintings certainly don’t look anything like this in 5-6 hours! I spend most of my time just staring at the page too 😂 thanks for replying!

Hi awesome work by you, could you please provide link for your main brush that you created and you used in most of your paintings?

@angrymikko

3 жыл бұрын

I use different brush in different paintings. The set will be on gumroad soon at www.gumroad.com/angrymikko

Do you have any books recommendations to help begginers? Really impressive the art style, the design, colors and it's really inspiring. I wish I could do stuff like this. I've always wanted to draw for my Imagination but it's so hard to keep up with the details and the colours, and ofc drawing it's also difficult. Thank you for the video :)

Very nice...🙂👏

Yep it would be very irrealistic for this moving forest to have a water stream lmfaoo Very nice video tho, I always enjoy your work

How do get so much texture in your paintings? I struggle to create depth and texture in my paintings so everything just looks flat, or like colored rather than painted.

That deep art daddy voice lolz 🤣🤣🤣

As always great video!!!! Thank you for all advices! About the size.. You said at the beginning that you take square 7500 x 7500 px.. May I ask what tablet do you use? I am using small iPad and it allows around 5000 x 5000 px max. It is still big enough for the beginners but was wondering ... maybe 7500 px is allowed only on bigger tablets. :/ ... sorry have no idea about technical stuff ... :D

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

The new iPads allow a bit bigger sizes. The resolution is always context sensitive to the purpose of the piece and the amount of layers it requires. This is not a detail anybody should get stuck on. If you’re mostly producing art for the screens then 5kx5k is more than enough.

@monikagajewska1658

4 жыл бұрын

@@angrymikko A oki! My iPad is already 2 years old or sth. So it might be. I will stay with 5000 px than ;) Thank you for your answer!!!

Insane man! May I ask how many hours you have put into this? I recently got myself an iPad Pro and I started to draw / paint on it, sometimes 6 hours just fly bly like that. But, I guess you spend about 10x that amount. Sometimes I think, what am I doing? But it's good, otherwise I'd be playing video games lol.

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

I like playing videogames too but those 2 activities aren't filling the same needs for me. I think I painted this on and off for around 6 hours. I usually work in chunks of 45 to 60 minutes to keep the work progressing. I don't really have the luxury of working on one piece for too long since my small online presence would just totally die if i didn't work on my youtube channel too.

So cute!

Art Daddy 😍😍😍

Woah what program did you paint this in?

Hi i have questions, is it possible to draw what you drawing with the standard brash that came with app.

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

absolutely, I recommend round or jagged brush. pick one and stick with it.

What kind of brushes are you using?

do you use a screen protector? i know some people prefer a more paper-like feel. just wondering your preference :)

@angrymikko

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t use one

Can you please share me the brush you used in this painting, as you said you did some changes in it and to be honest i am a beginner in procreate 😅 thanks a lot

@AAZ91

4 жыл бұрын

I searched here in this video and other videos and in the comments to have the brush but unfortunately I didn’t found 😔 so do you sell your brush? The one that you edited it and used it for this painting and the next paintings, if yes please share or sell me the brush because i am a beginner and I don’t know how to edit and reach to this brush, thank you

@tofu8661

4 жыл бұрын

I think the jagged brush is the closest to the one he used, and he has a video on his favorite brushes and how to tweak them. I’m a beginner too and want the same brush but I can’t make it either ;’)

Thank you Wonderful Video~!~!

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad some people have seen this, was kinda worried because I don't normally do this stuff.

Much more Zelda style moving forest :)

hey, do you have a link for the brushes you used?

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

They’ll be available on gumroad when the set is done. (Any day now 🧐)

any tips for painting trees? 😭

Do you have a patreon where you teach and do draw with me or this sort of thing?

@angrymikko

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve done tons of free livestreams on this channel ☝️

@Pollypocket25

3 жыл бұрын

angrymikko thank you for the answer! I have been watching all of them! 🤩 you are an amazing artist, so inspiring!

Where do I get those brushes?! I missed it💀

@angrymikko

2 жыл бұрын

I have a gumroad link in most of my video descriptions.

Have you ever tried animate your drawings?

@angrymikko

3 жыл бұрын

There are a few animation videos and tutorials on my channel

Can someone help me find the oriental brush please? Can’t find it in my brush library :(

@angrymikko

3 жыл бұрын

sadly the selection has changed and it seems it's either been renamed or removed in the latest version

I don't even paint. This is just therapeutic.

I wonder if there is a tool that randomize the tree that you draw, maybe using some type of AI, really why these things only used in 3D but not in 2D?

@angrymikko

3 жыл бұрын

Probably useful for game production but not painting like this.

What did you use to record?

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

iphone x

How do u get ideas for ur art

@angrymikko

3 жыл бұрын

Whatever is the loudest voice in my head at the time of painting has a say. The rest are just going to have to wait their turn.

What is this tablet?

@angrymikko

3 жыл бұрын

ipad

Sr I pay for a brush set the transaction is completed but I never received the set 🥺🥺🥺🥺

@angrymikko

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, sometimes it takes a few minutes for the email to be sent out by Gumroad. It contains the download link so I also recommend checking your junk folder in case it went there. Even if you accidentally delete the email you can still always download all of your purchases in your library section. It is at gumroad.com/library let me know if you need any further assistance

@LexyMoonRose

2 жыл бұрын

@@angrymikko got it 💪🏼 unfortunately it was the website crash when processing the payment I paid again and received it thank you 🙏🏻

What brushes do you use?

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

All 4 are listed in the video in the parts they’re used.

Bro.. do you teach? Id love some classes!'

@angrymikko

2 жыл бұрын

Tons of lessons on my membership area.

a forest creature, very interesting! This is probably what lice are experiencing on my head

@angrymikko

3 жыл бұрын

Lol I hope so :)

Wonderful piece and video! I was wondering if you could male someday a series in which you explain a detail. For example how you paint a tree, or a lake, or a house. However you always have magnificent skills!

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

I've covered few of those topics already and I'm sure I'll make more of those focused videos in the future too. The cloud tutorial linked in this video is one of those free classes where it's just focused on doing that one thing. The only thing I can already tell I have a problem with is branding it into a preset format. Being able to explore different ways of making these videos keeps it fun for me but if it starts feeling too much like work I know I'd have to quit for my own mental health. Even IF these videos were monetised I'd still be making less than a dollar per day so I really have to be careful of protecting that enthusiasm I have for keeping this small channel alive.

@francescaromanacentini2070

4 жыл бұрын

angrymikko i completely agree with you, but still thank you for giving us the possibility to learn for free! I would really like to be one of your students. Keep going!

what brushes are those 🤯

@angrymikko

4 жыл бұрын

It's the same brush that I kept editing throughout the process to match the needs of painting faster. During my latest video I painted the whole thing with the same brush without having to edit that brush even once.

@gabrielmiranda4017

4 жыл бұрын

angrymikko thank you !

Who else loves his accent