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Hey , enjoying your tips and stories.Great stuff and loving the backround jazz...Just a note from a Greek...Chapter one in Greek is written " πρωτο κεφαλαιο " . Without the "s" s

Thanks for this. I have knowledge with computers but I prefer traditional.

Tysm this is so helpful 🙂‍↕️🫶🏼✨

I love this! This is actually a friend of mine and it was such a pleasant surprise to see their work featured in one of your videos! I hope to see more niche artists showcases in the future! This is so cool!❤❤❤❤❤

Dude, I've been inking for 30 years off and on. You are put inking into words so concisely and so well! Thank you!!

Have you done any videos about arthur rack ham

3:00 Thought it was a horse. No disrespect

I love his work, it’s such raw and powerful energy as well as skill. But the way you described his Art and touched on various related points really made me look even deeper and see even more. This is unusual for me with Art “critiquing” - you have a wonderful way of both perceiving and describing - which is rare :)

Your artist highlights have been a godsend. Ive been beginning a journey of developing my confidence in inks and having artists I can do studies on who I admire has been wonderful. I look forward to showing off how much Ive learned from these masters of their craft. Some of them will no doubt leave their indelible mark on my own work for years to come so thank you.

You have a very Ron Swanson delivery in your jokes. I approve.

Thank you for this video! Super helpful! I have Scott McCloud's "Making Comics - Storytelling Secrets of Comics, Manga, and Graphic Novels," and it has been so informative, but I truly enjoyed your breakdown of speech bubbles and text. Adding Understanding Comics to my cart right now lol

I learned to never use black in painting as well. Not even for mixing. It deadens the painting

Great content, easily understandable for non-English speakers, and with a touch of humor. Thanks!

Love the design and oddly enough the face gave me metalocalypse vibe

Id tell my younger self to trade the nice high-quality sketchbooks i was gifted, for many cheaper ones - so i felt less precious and concerned about making bad drawings.

Just recently found your channel and I think this is my place. Please continue to make more videos on art history. I went to school for art and my art history classes are one of the things I miss most.

Thank you sOOOO much for this, clicked the light in my head

I’ve been looking for a video like this on TH-cam for months! Thank you!

I love your version of Severus Snape. He looks intelligent, aloof, difficult to approach He is by far my favourite character in the saga.

Thanks! This is great.

Great strory Holt, THX for this interesting chapter , hope se can ser More Like this one!

never heard of Aurumek. I'm a new fan.

Thank you very much! Nothing like total sincerity. Great lessons! ...well...about the best Inker? Me! 🥳

stayed after I saw the photoshop logo 🤣

Hello Mr Holt! Always good to see You, I have a request, please do a study of Lee Bermejo art. Batman Damned, Noel, Luthor, Rorschach and many others! Btw this triceratops reminds me how much prehistoric animals fascinate me! Greetings from Poland!

I followed Aurumek since almost a year, and I fell in love with his style immediately. Also, this video is so well made and your technicality is amazing, are you a teacher?

I've been following Aurumek for many years. His work has always had a special place in my heart and makes me feel a certain nostalgia. As a fellow artist, he has also helped keep my inspiration and motivation up. It's been such a treat watching him grow as an artist over the years. So glad to see him featured here! He really deserves it! ❤️

What you are saying totally resonates with my experience: you go into artwork looking for something good, when you find it, you can then analyze what there hurdles were along the way. If it’s your own art or you are providing feedback to somebody, finding these “hurdles” on the way to the good provides actionable advice for improvement.

How can artists get on this?

Yes ! A new video ^^ I’m excited

Good grief - a tutorial which actually...teaches? This is great. Even just the idea of using a midtone on the background layer was new to me. And the daft humour around Gandalf was priceless. Liked and subscrified!

Great stuff, thanks!

CLIP STUDIO PAINT !!!!

What an astute observation. To ask your students how people would see Batman over a hundred years ago, because in yester yeats the Jester may be mistaken for the hero & Batman may have been seen as the terrorist. 🤔

Aladdin actually has Richard Corben colours

Three things drove me, well, batty about this movie's artistic choices. First, after a marketing tsunami centered around the classic yellow-and black Batman logo (you know the one), the actual logo on Batman's actual chest was DIFFERENT. THAT bat had two extra pointy bits at the bottom, I suppose to represent the bat's feet. Anyway it was irritatingly, distractingly different. If the studio feared it lacked the legal rights to show the classic logo on film, why have the opening title scene consist of slowly traversing a carved-in-stone version of the classic logo?

The two Burton films will always be my favorite Batman films because of how much they understand that Batman is a PULP character. Burton embraces that not just visually, but with the storytelling as well. Miss me with the "comic accuracy" AKA "the worst and most boring way to talk about superhero movies" debate. I'm here for the whole schmear. And Batman 89 and Returns are indeed, the whole schmear.

I love 89 better than the dark knight trilogy- which has a lot of problems

Have you tried Globalcomix?

Not where the term came from, but interesting take

100% sure the you're the first person to describe Bob the Goon as a stallion. I'm picturing girls with Tracey Walter Tiger Beat photos on their wall. The movie is so dense with style, not a common thing anymore. Reality is boring, take me somewhere for 2 hours. I think Denny O'Neil described it as something like Batman is good dressed in evil and the Joker is evil disguised as good. That's a contributor to their arch rivalry appeal.

Thx so much for the time you put into this video.This is also my favorite Batman etc.Saw it 3 times on the same day it was released.Saw the 30th anniversary that was special.Ive watched it @ least 200 times.Looking fwd to your videos ☮️☮️

Beautifly said.

I am actually watching the video as I type this. The version of Batman you are cutting two seems blue/green shifted, and a bit blown out, the colours are not the same as the theatrical release. Is it the 4k version? They also for some reason or other changed the sound effects of the guns, especially in the Axis Chemical shoot out. All thr interiors matches the exteriors in feel, closterfobic, Wayne Manors room all seem small, the press office, the mayors office, all except Vicky Veils which is bright and open. There is an great video on the making of BTAS and they called the look of Gotham as Dark Deco

Surprisingly enough, I found that my pages are the most visually interesting and naturally flowing when I don't plan them at all. I don't plan pages ahead, or even plan one page at a time. I just start messing around, sometimes having a vision to what the page will look like, other times having no idea what the composition should look like, and staring at the black page for half an hour. This results in the best pages, for me, at least, as is also much more efficient (as I'm combining the planning stage with the penciling stage.

The human lines that you see as coraltive with automobile design, says more about your psychology than the actual object IRL. i wonder if this guy maths. Go look at the historical trends of drag coefficients.

yeah so every sportscar in the 70s is a muscle car?

lamborghinis are based off of f-14 and u talking about muscles on bodies, which one sounds cooler???

Speaking of symbolism, why not mention that the inside of the cathedral looks deserted. The fog, the broken seats and the lack of faith. It also represents the lack of faith in the people living in Gotham

Muscle cars is a term given to cars with a massive engine options eg muscle 💪. Nothing to do with styling. Generally, the corvette shown would not evrn be considered a muscle car, but a sports car. Prime example of a muscle car is a 1967 pontiac GTO, which is a more powerful tempest. The GTO is a beautifully styled car but i wouldnt say its styling mimics muscles atq all. But yes, modern crossovers seem to converge on a potato shape 🥔 with accents slapped on them.