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How to Make Mesmerizing Art Like Wlop
In this video, I'll be going over three of the key aspects that makes Wlop's art so special and beautiful. And I'll be covering one of the key aspects behind painting like Wlop. In future videos I'll be delving deeper into Wlop's art and how to paint like him (I'll be making another video analysing Wlop's art, and a video where I attempt to recreate his artworks, and show the digital painting process along the way), so stick around!
Anyways, I really do hope you enjoyed this video, since it took wayyy too long to make (the 10 second tree at the start alone took me like 4h 😭)
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I’ve heard that using a little less detail in the background to give more attention to the focal point of the drawing was a thing but I never knew it had a name!!
Thanks for the video. Banged this for my own notes to come back.... 0:32 - Value Contrast (notes...make character pop by strong Primary Light to separate the character from the background to feel the character belongs in the composition.) 2:39 - Colour contrast (notes...to frame the character. Pick colours that are far apart from colour wheel which will make the character stand out from the background/environment) 4:33 -Shape contrast (notes - main character in detailed while everything else is not)
Wouldn’t it be a cool idea to have a discord group dedicated to learning to draw like WLOP? It’d surely be small but we would all have the same goal. With other art discord groups they tend to not be as targeted and you end up with a bunch of artists with completely seperate goals.
@KraymerArt
Жыл бұрын
that's a great idea, but I think my channel is a bit too small right now to start something like that 😅 maybe in the future though :)
@주니퍼
Жыл бұрын
@@KraymerArt i’d be so down to join
@macktrejo6029
Жыл бұрын
@@주니퍼same
@viovio7186
Жыл бұрын
That's a great idea I'm definitely in if it's done!
@FuchsiaRosa
Жыл бұрын
I would just hope they don’t be a strict or gate keeping discord… it’s why I haven’t been in a active community in art for a long time, let me know if such exists…
Continue the series bro,you proved the point,there is detail in simplicity,your video is really simple to understand still enough detailed. Continue this series please ❤️🖤
@KraymerArt
Жыл бұрын
thank you :) ♥♥
Thank you for showing me an artist which draws nearly the exact way that i want to draw, im so glad i found your channel!
Really good breakdown! I look forward to the rest of the series, and perhaps master studies of other artists!
@KraymerArt
Жыл бұрын
thank you!
Thank you! This helps a lot!!
Just discovered your channel searching of a Wlop process video and surprisee to found it was uploaded 6 days ago, continue with this series, your quality is amazing!
@KraymerArt
Жыл бұрын
I appreciate it :)
@Khaleddraws
Жыл бұрын
Ya I agree.. this was a good analysis. It inspired me to do my own study and video on this as well. Very well done
the detail in simplicity is actually because oureyes only see detail in a small circular area in middle of eye.. we move out eyes to see actual detail but if we focus on one area the lossof detail is filled in by out brain virtually... so by making you focus on one part of his painting the rest can be less detailed as the brain compensates
well done man, glad to see your next part of video❤❤
more, please!
i just found your channel and oh my god , you're amazing ✨
@KraymerArt
Жыл бұрын
thank you~!
Dude, great stuff!
@KraymerArt
Жыл бұрын
ty :)
keep at it, i like this type of content!
@KraymerArt
Жыл бұрын
ty!
Ah, great value for almost 7 minutes of video. It is pretty concise, but I believe that expanding too much on each aspect of your analysis would just bloat the video and make it less digestible. Well done, sir. I'll be paying close attention to how you develop
@KraymerArt
Жыл бұрын
ty :)
hey man great video! Did you upload the other two Wlop videos yet?
@KraymerArt
7 ай бұрын
thank you! and not yet, but I have the next one in the works (well, it's been in the works for like half a year... but it'll come out in a week or two :))
@richardlee5157
7 ай бұрын
@@KraymerArt haha i feel that. Sounds good
super helpful video! great content :D
Really helpful! Thanx
@KraymerArt
Жыл бұрын
no problem :)
Great Video, thanks!
@KraymerArt
Жыл бұрын
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As an artist who learned from Wlop's classes, I totally agree with this video. Of course it didn't tell everything about Wlop's art, but if you understand that, I swear your art will improve in a huge way. Also, I wouldn't advice to try to draw like Wlop to be like him car nobody can be Wlop instead of himself, but I totally advice try to draw like Wlop with the aim of learning and finding your own style during your art journey. You don't need to be like Wlop. You need to be yourself. Be prepared also to receive a lot of hate because, when I learned from Wlop's tutorials, I received a lot of "you copy wlop / you're a Wlop wish" trying to make me stop. But I never stop, and today I have my own artstyle and my own beautiful community. Even if you can still sense there is some Wlop's vibe in my art, you can tell it's not his art. I'm a big fan of Wlop myself, and I'm so grateful he is existing, cause his art is just pure gold to my eyes, and he will be always my favorite artist.
where are the other two videos bro
Awesome bro
Awesome great video. subbed
I would argue that the third point is Texture contrast, not shape contrast. Soft Circles and pointy triangles in character design are different from soft rendered parts and jaggedy strokey parts. otherwise great video!
@KraymerArt
Жыл бұрын
that is a good point, I was thinking of calling it texture contrast originally, but thought that shape contrast is a bit more broad, and covers more things that Wlop does
where's part 2 and 3? thanks!
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Wlop’s art is so good I thought it was AI
Okay now analyse WAP
I really was fan of wlop. but then when I saw that they just use 3d in blender like most of these artists or photobash, having the same face syndrome and each motive has the girls and ....i dont know it just lost the charme to me. many things you point out are simply copied from photos (skies etc.) and not studies of color wheels. or edited with blender and some rendering that the program does for you in terms of lights .