Really loved seeing your insights, and love the idea of saving all the images from Skryfall for inspiration. I've started doing the same and it's a loong process going through them all lol. Looking forward to your next vid!
@kristinakostova1436Күн бұрын
I think it would have been beneficial for you to enrol also in an academy course for anatomy at least because they have various models you can practice with drawing women and men and honestly it helps a lot.
@misterpencil44992 күн бұрын
clean tutorial...im such an idiot to overlooked that lasso thing
@taintedlovvve15 күн бұрын
Liked and subscribed 30 seconds in with that joke. I'm dead lmao
@TallerdelGato6 күн бұрын
Great work, I like your workflow and how you explain things.
@alinerdelav6 күн бұрын
Damn thank you, I was interesting until the end, all thanks, would be nice to know how did you bargain on your contracts... and that negotiation part which is also something you are not taught!
@XtraTycoon7 күн бұрын
That was a really helpful breakdown! Thank you :D
@lucabarnardo66139 күн бұрын
I love the fact that you mentioned that for the 95% of the splash art you only used Hard Round Opacity and Soft Round brushes. Many folks (including myself) tend to completely overthink the brush preferences for artworks of such high fidelity.
@alexsiuwh9 күн бұрын
this is good sharing for people enjoying art or trying to be one. Good stuff and looking forward to coming episodes 👍🙏👏💪
@GabrielCastro-to8lb10 күн бұрын
I can't find distraction markers on youtube search
@ForrestImel10 күн бұрын
oops, realized just now I didn't link it in the video description, here you go! www.youtube.com/@distractionmakers
@3amAfterlife15 күн бұрын
i had to drop out of college for game design with animation as a minor due to the onset of severe mental issues. i lost all confidence in myself and got bogged in debt due to losing scholarships. this is really inspiring to me. currently i work in an office which is paying well for someone with no degree, but i can't see myself staying for decades there. i'm hoping to make my own way with art, thank you for this candid video
@barbi11118 күн бұрын
The cycle will NOT work if we are using Nightshade!
@user-dk1yf2qn9t19 күн бұрын
think the reason why ai will not replace human art is not because it couldn't but because humans ENJOY making art! there will be some type of movement in order to keep promoting human creativity. It'd be very dumb to let a robot do what you like to do. Ai is for what you DO NOT like to do. Like if AI could reproduce for us are we going to give up sex?
@OMGUKILLKENNY210 күн бұрын
No one is taking away your ability to make art as a hobby. But if you are providing art as a service, then you need to compete.
@rarek565221 күн бұрын
great work! quick question how did you get these like noisy/ rough texture
@danielmoreno533022 күн бұрын
What brush settings are you using or do you recommend when painting? Great video btw, it really helped me better my work!
@UrusaiJoe23 күн бұрын
One of the best videos out there. Thank you for sharing this
@TheKartKing23 күн бұрын
I never actually learned how to draw I just did so I like watching these videos and see what skills I may have missed
@danielmartart24 күн бұрын
pretty cool and usefull video, I've been trying to teach myself to paint splash arts transitioning from drawing to colors is definitively the hardest for me.
@CritelliArt24 күн бұрын
Can you elaborate on what you mean when you say, ”I sent out a looking for work message online” - I’ve been struggling way too long and have never cracked getting regular work.
@MultiDAXDAXАй бұрын
Thank you so much for your art Videos!!
@shaydleerayАй бұрын
Would you consider taking on a mentee?
@4oWhatАй бұрын
Thank you for this amazing video and what you are doing with the channel
@lpsbellomiАй бұрын
Thank you so much! It’s really helpful, I was really struggling the first time 😁 thanks for sharing your progress ❤
@grav3yardshawtyАй бұрын
so blown away by how much i learned that i don’t even know what to comment other than thank you
@TursizАй бұрын
the big bosses use cheap AI art for their shitty mobile games and I'm sick of it
@khalil1310Ай бұрын
you are phenomenal man, thank you so much for this content
@JacobJanerkaАй бұрын
Great video dude
@Vivere_dАй бұрын
MAYBE BEING A ARTIST IS NOT FOR ME.
@almightyanime4875Ай бұрын
And what makes you think so if ure interested enough to click on this video Ur already enough, I think
@white_okami3154Ай бұрын
since its a dream of mine to illustrate some magic cards one day, this was right up my alley! really interesting, thanks for making this video ^^
@kono1217Ай бұрын
Dude i just love your vibe, would be cool if you did another stream on twitch or another big video, i listened to all your videos and learned bunch of stuff and now sometimes i revisit them just to listen to you while im painting, dunno, for me, you sound like an older brother whos trying to help even tho he himself sometimes struggles with his own stuff and you're not ashamed to admit it in almost every video of yours which is very cool.
@RyanBylPaintsАй бұрын
Are you using PS to make your moodboard?
@meandidraws9521Ай бұрын
Good video! Do you recommend beginner painters to use only one layer to learn as well?
@sB3rgАй бұрын
Michael Hampton's is also my favorite. I remember reading it the first time and being blown away with how anatomy and seeing in 3D in my mind's eye started to click in place.
@thenatalieartАй бұрын
I paid for the full course on art station but got an error message saying invalid file. I haven't received the content.
@ForrestImelАй бұрын
Sorry about that! Can you send an email with your order number to [email protected]? I can send you a different download link.
@thenatalieartАй бұрын
@@ForrestImel Hi! Sent an email 4/18.
@ForrestImelАй бұрын
@@thenatalieart I actually had sent you a new download link already haha, I'll resend the email in case it didn't go through or was sent to spam. Let me know if you still have any issues!
@gibbs5720Ай бұрын
The briefing estipulates the image size, 3334 x 2449. It seems pretty small. Do you paint using a file with that size or do you create a bigger one and send them a reduced final image? (Keeping the original aspect ration, of course).
@ArksideGamesАй бұрын
I swear I need to paint better skin for my dnd commissions 🥺🥺😫😫
@DaltonPietersenАй бұрын
Pillage the bog is insane.
@diomahesa2 ай бұрын
Such a great video. Thanks for guiding us through your creative process! If I may ask a silly question: there's a required canvas size in the official art brief from WotC. Do you work in the exact required area stated by them, or do you enlarge it to achieve more detail in your work?
@ntp52572 ай бұрын
This video is great. It took me years and years of trial and error to independently stumble upon and settle with the Gurney and Loomis books as gold standards. I never studied Hampton's anatomy, but I will now.
@MrSongib2 ай бұрын
It's kinda strange when watching people explore the gesture and ended up with the stiffest pose for their painting. xd I did that too sometimes and wondered "It's feels stiff, hmm" xd
@wheazz2 ай бұрын
Fantastic video; SO glad you put this out. Referencing your inspirational artists was such a good way to start this off.
@toonybrain2 ай бұрын
The best artists on KZread are self-taught.
@federicoarguissein65952 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your process! It is so interesting and great that you are on that moment of thinking what you want to do with your style. It is looking awesome!
@omedha.41762 ай бұрын
You are goated
@rainartstuff2 ай бұрын
Tysm for all the tips and glad i sticked to the and for cutie puppy advice but pls change ur intro style i almost skipped at beginning
@m7mdhunter332 ай бұрын
i wanted to ask you how to start character design what we need to learn or searsh about
@mangoalias6082 ай бұрын
pillage the bog is INCREDIBLE. one of the few new pieces of mtg art that made me audibly gasp. keep exploring this space!
@budrothefox36662 ай бұрын
Bro all the cards you did in this set stuck out to me visually immediately. I even said out loud to myself when looking at the spoilers for OTJ "WOW." I didn't know who you were or that you had this YT channel before this vid came up on my recommended. Cool to see and hear your insight and process behind the art. Great job, brother!
@Monkey-fv2km2 ай бұрын
sometimes a client will have vague notions of what they want that that don't make visual sense ("everything needs to look BIG, you can't put anything small in the picture") and you are fighting a losing battle, but sometimes you get a finished piece back with some significant feedback that seems demoralizing, but can jolt you into taking an extra step beyond what you otherwise would and results in a vastly superior piece of art with relatively small extra time investment. A lot of this comes down to learning to interpret what the client wants when they may not be able to communicate the idea clearly. A collaborative piece where both parties are open minded is usually how the best work is created, and this takes humility and thick skin on both sides.
@gustav0santos2 ай бұрын
The more I study composition, the more I appreciate your work. I was reading "Creative Illustration" for the first time other day and when I saw Pillage the Bog I immediately fell in love. Thank you for all the information you keep sharing, dude. When I grow up I want to be just like you
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Really loved seeing your insights, and love the idea of saving all the images from Skryfall for inspiration. I've started doing the same and it's a loong process going through them all lol. Looking forward to your next vid!
I think it would have been beneficial for you to enrol also in an academy course for anatomy at least because they have various models you can practice with drawing women and men and honestly it helps a lot.
clean tutorial...im such an idiot to overlooked that lasso thing
Liked and subscribed 30 seconds in with that joke. I'm dead lmao
Great work, I like your workflow and how you explain things.
Damn thank you, I was interesting until the end, all thanks, would be nice to know how did you bargain on your contracts... and that negotiation part which is also something you are not taught!
That was a really helpful breakdown! Thank you :D
I love the fact that you mentioned that for the 95% of the splash art you only used Hard Round Opacity and Soft Round brushes. Many folks (including myself) tend to completely overthink the brush preferences for artworks of such high fidelity.
this is good sharing for people enjoying art or trying to be one. Good stuff and looking forward to coming episodes 👍🙏👏💪
I can't find distraction markers on youtube search
oops, realized just now I didn't link it in the video description, here you go! www.youtube.com/@distractionmakers
i had to drop out of college for game design with animation as a minor due to the onset of severe mental issues. i lost all confidence in myself and got bogged in debt due to losing scholarships. this is really inspiring to me. currently i work in an office which is paying well for someone with no degree, but i can't see myself staying for decades there. i'm hoping to make my own way with art, thank you for this candid video
The cycle will NOT work if we are using Nightshade!
think the reason why ai will not replace human art is not because it couldn't but because humans ENJOY making art! there will be some type of movement in order to keep promoting human creativity. It'd be very dumb to let a robot do what you like to do. Ai is for what you DO NOT like to do. Like if AI could reproduce for us are we going to give up sex?
No one is taking away your ability to make art as a hobby. But if you are providing art as a service, then you need to compete.
great work! quick question how did you get these like noisy/ rough texture
What brush settings are you using or do you recommend when painting? Great video btw, it really helped me better my work!
One of the best videos out there. Thank you for sharing this
I never actually learned how to draw I just did so I like watching these videos and see what skills I may have missed
pretty cool and usefull video, I've been trying to teach myself to paint splash arts transitioning from drawing to colors is definitively the hardest for me.
Can you elaborate on what you mean when you say, ”I sent out a looking for work message online” - I’ve been struggling way too long and have never cracked getting regular work.
Thank you so much for your art Videos!!
Would you consider taking on a mentee?
Thank you for this amazing video and what you are doing with the channel
Thank you so much! It’s really helpful, I was really struggling the first time 😁 thanks for sharing your progress ❤
so blown away by how much i learned that i don’t even know what to comment other than thank you
the big bosses use cheap AI art for their shitty mobile games and I'm sick of it
you are phenomenal man, thank you so much for this content
Great video dude
MAYBE BEING A ARTIST IS NOT FOR ME.
And what makes you think so if ure interested enough to click on this video Ur already enough, I think
since its a dream of mine to illustrate some magic cards one day, this was right up my alley! really interesting, thanks for making this video ^^
Dude i just love your vibe, would be cool if you did another stream on twitch or another big video, i listened to all your videos and learned bunch of stuff and now sometimes i revisit them just to listen to you while im painting, dunno, for me, you sound like an older brother whos trying to help even tho he himself sometimes struggles with his own stuff and you're not ashamed to admit it in almost every video of yours which is very cool.
Are you using PS to make your moodboard?
Good video! Do you recommend beginner painters to use only one layer to learn as well?
Michael Hampton's is also my favorite. I remember reading it the first time and being blown away with how anatomy and seeing in 3D in my mind's eye started to click in place.
I paid for the full course on art station but got an error message saying invalid file. I haven't received the content.
Sorry about that! Can you send an email with your order number to [email protected]? I can send you a different download link.
@@ForrestImel Hi! Sent an email 4/18.
@@thenatalieart I actually had sent you a new download link already haha, I'll resend the email in case it didn't go through or was sent to spam. Let me know if you still have any issues!
The briefing estipulates the image size, 3334 x 2449. It seems pretty small. Do you paint using a file with that size or do you create a bigger one and send them a reduced final image? (Keeping the original aspect ration, of course).
I swear I need to paint better skin for my dnd commissions 🥺🥺😫😫
Pillage the bog is insane.
Such a great video. Thanks for guiding us through your creative process! If I may ask a silly question: there's a required canvas size in the official art brief from WotC. Do you work in the exact required area stated by them, or do you enlarge it to achieve more detail in your work?
This video is great. It took me years and years of trial and error to independently stumble upon and settle with the Gurney and Loomis books as gold standards. I never studied Hampton's anatomy, but I will now.
It's kinda strange when watching people explore the gesture and ended up with the stiffest pose for their painting. xd I did that too sometimes and wondered "It's feels stiff, hmm" xd
Fantastic video; SO glad you put this out. Referencing your inspirational artists was such a good way to start this off.
The best artists on KZread are self-taught.
Thank you for sharing your process! It is so interesting and great that you are on that moment of thinking what you want to do with your style. It is looking awesome!
You are goated
Tysm for all the tips and glad i sticked to the and for cutie puppy advice but pls change ur intro style i almost skipped at beginning
i wanted to ask you how to start character design what we need to learn or searsh about
pillage the bog is INCREDIBLE. one of the few new pieces of mtg art that made me audibly gasp. keep exploring this space!
Bro all the cards you did in this set stuck out to me visually immediately. I even said out loud to myself when looking at the spoilers for OTJ "WOW." I didn't know who you were or that you had this YT channel before this vid came up on my recommended. Cool to see and hear your insight and process behind the art. Great job, brother!
sometimes a client will have vague notions of what they want that that don't make visual sense ("everything needs to look BIG, you can't put anything small in the picture") and you are fighting a losing battle, but sometimes you get a finished piece back with some significant feedback that seems demoralizing, but can jolt you into taking an extra step beyond what you otherwise would and results in a vastly superior piece of art with relatively small extra time investment. A lot of this comes down to learning to interpret what the client wants when they may not be able to communicate the idea clearly. A collaborative piece where both parties are open minded is usually how the best work is created, and this takes humility and thick skin on both sides.
The more I study composition, the more I appreciate your work. I was reading "Creative Illustration" for the first time other day and when I saw Pillage the Bog I immediately fell in love. Thank you for all the information you keep sharing, dude. When I grow up I want to be just like you