a channel about art and drawing...inspiring ideas, how to trouble shoot problems working as a professional artist...whether technical, mental or financial.
Lots of different videos on how to start, what tools to use, how to avoid procrastination and get over plateaus in your work.
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Thank you for the video
Nice video
😅 you're the king of tangent! You've got a chaotic brain, man ! I like it, never change 💪😎. All these negative comments. Microns rock
Thanks for sharing
Thanks. Have about 10 of these pesky pens that annoy me.
7:45 I think he got the face paint from Armor Hunter: Mellowlink
The collected Toppi V1 was the first place I saw a precedent for Mike McMahon's "Slaine" run and "The Last American". He makes me think of Eric Canete too, but McMahon much more.
This video was eye opening, shell shocking, pen drying! Thank you, t'was straight fire!!!!
I totally dig Toppi since my childhood... Together with Moebius and Breccia, my big first influences... Great illustrations, man!
I remember reading this and every few pages I would just stop and stare at a layout until I forgot the plot and had to go back to the beginning again. Had to have happened half a dozens times an issue for the layout or letters or inks. Love this book so much.
its always the art tutorials with a small amount of views that say the most and are the most helpful😭
Alberto varanda es uno de los gigantes de esta generación. Pocos llegan a ese nivel de profundidad. Maestro.
Even if I could see my self drawing and inking your ito-esque pieces at the start, I can't see ever doing them in days instead of weeks 😅
What is Angel working on now? I could not find anything.
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I love your videos! ❤
Hal Foster the inspiration to a lot of famous comic book artists is somehow forgotten. And I think he's still the best almost hundred years later
For anyone wondering when he starts he starts at 6:40
Hope you’re doing alright Rich. You’ve been incognito. Wherever you are, Happy 4th to you!
This guy is good!!! funny....that "guy" Akira Toriyama has sold more than 260 million copies of his manga Dragón Ball worldwide....with one of the most popular franchises in the history of anime.😂
Thanks for these, Richard 🙏
Do a Geof Darrow Super Fun Sunday!!!
Loved the art jerk
The colours here like a lot of digtal colours over washes are dull. A really good example of this approach done much better is in Black Science.
I wonder what situation lead to Wizard not using an original, peak charest-friend-wildcats piece.
I totally agree with the Buscema connection. I also see elements of Burne Hogarth.
always been fascinated with this guy, i remember seeing his work over 10 years ago and just being mesmerized by it
same
Hey,been binging you and surprised i haven't seen dan Mora after you did Jorge Jimenez. Would love to see one but you're also introducing alot new artists to me so.😅
Love FRAZETTA GIRLS ! I'm a customer.
I stoped to follow/read Spawn after Marc Silvestri stoped to draw Spawn comics. After him, only ugly drawings came on his place, by terrible artists.
I think Wood studied from Feng Zhu.
Hey man that was a good video; I really enjoyed it. I’m in the studio painting now and it’s making me to stop painting boring.
03:55 Nothing is photobashed in Dishonored 2 , the art director distinctly made a point of that. There might be 3D models the team did to paint on top, but thats as far as it went
T is a Book, a Roman with some Pages of Graphic art
How would the screen tone have been done digitally in 1995? I have wondered this myself I know photoshop is mad old so not saying it couldn't have been done but it has also always made me very curious.
Nobody is going to capture kim not sure why people is delusional enough to think they will or is a possibility its natural and instant organic constant stream of information, not something your going to mimic by just copying the art
Great tip 🌷
His work , is untouchable!!!!
Voltar was published long before Wrightson did his Frankenstein work, early 60s in The Philippines - This group of Philippine comic artists, of which Alcala is one, that came on the scene were fans of old school illustrators like Franklin Booth - as was Wrightson. So it's more that they drank from the same well as Wrightson, and it shows.
Excellent video Rich! As an inker what eraser or erasers do you use to keep the inks dark and to get thre pencils off?
I came here to learn how to ink metal.surfaces. instead he talked about other stuff. Disappointing the vid is too ldamn long
Thank you! Wood’s work is nostalgic for me from the Hell Spawn run.
Wow what a beautiful tribute I am so inspired by this, Kim's genius will live on and spread until the end of time. So many artist will get started by seeing his work, and so many artists will learn and grow by seeing his art God Bless
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I wanna say this is oils, but there’s a lot in the art that keeps making me think it just might be watercolor, or some sort of mixed media…
THANKS YOU'RE A LIFE SAVER!!!
I love his art. I love that he draws like John Buscema.. gives me a feeling of continuity. I looked at the drawings and I see Conan. Is he relevant as an artist? Yes! In fact it mad me a fan. I just started buying comics for the first time in about 15 years. The dark horse. Conan didn’t bring me back.. I have hated much of the art I have seen in comics in the last 15 to 20 years. And the woke identity politics and fan hatred has driven me away from the industry.. to my delight, I see none of this here. Hooked me immediately. Made me buy two issues that were on the shelf at the store. Then went out and picked up the trade paperback with the first four issues that I missed. I picked up Savage sword.. the art was not as good but at least it is a good story. So yes, he’s relevant.. and I hope he gets the praise and pay that he deserves. And if the comic book industry wants to survive, I suggest they fire all of these activists, pushing their own personal, toxic, agendas, and fan hatred. Please let Titan put out a king Conan title. And let Titan get rid Sonia away from the butchers by Gail Simone that destroy her character
1:10:28 ...that's Kyle Lambert and his tribute piece he painted for Drew Struzan ....it's not a painting Drew has done but rather a tribute piece done by Kyle
AND,... Adam will tell you he was influenced by Dave Stevens, Alphonzo Mucha and Elvgren and Vargas....
It all ways people how can not do art work that critics'