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I haven't watched it yet, but I like the ref :)

Thank you! 🙏 Glad you like it! :)

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Nah, I did this one before Falin and the chicken trick :D

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Thank you! 🥲 Wish you to reach your goals and more! 🙏

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정말 고마워요! 🙏 :)

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You're very welcome :)

Agree! The beautiful Ann Sheridan :) (not sure about the photographer, maybe George Hurrell?)

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@@Sebijy I just noticed something... Why are all your videos 8:22 minutes long?

@@Candlemakerr Because I re-use the same file in Shotcut, a kind of template I created (only replacing the images and video) :)

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Thank you! 🙏 Glad it helps :)

Thank you! 🙏 Glad you like it :)

Thank you so much! 🙏 I wish you every success with your project!

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Thank you!🙏 Happy to bring such good vibes and motivation! Wish you the best for your next painting 💪

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I'm using Pureref, a great program for displaying refs. You can set the program to always be above other programs on your screen :)

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I use this technic to create "happy accidents" by adding interesting color variations, tints, texture, shapes, etc. :) Import your image, change the layer mode to lighten (or darken or else, do some tests) adjust the levels if necessary, use the smudge tool if you feel the need (to create some "painterly strokes") mask the layer (with an opacity mask) and paint on the mask to hide/reveal some parts (you can also decrease the opacity of the image if necessary) :)

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Pureref, a great program for displaying refs. You can set the program to always be above other programs on your screen :)

Yep Ahmed Aldoori is one of my favorite artist and teacher and yes, I did the medsmap :D

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If you were to reproduce this illustration in oil, for example, in the same format, you think you'd need more than one tube (37ml) of paint each? Is that what you mean? ( maybe I don't get your comment ^^' ) I think that with a limited palette: Yellow ochre, Ultramarine blue, Cadmium red, Permanent alizarin crimson, Raw umber, Titanium white (Nicolas Uribe's limited palette) + Ivory black maybe , it's possible to reach a result close to it without having to finish the tubes?! I'm not sure but clearly it could be interesting to try :)

@@Sebijy I tend to use more paint than I need, and the canvas I would choose to use would probably be quite large so I would probably end up spending quite a bit haha

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Thank you! :) You can have the brushes here for free: sebijy.gumroad.com/l/ddrbs ...and the chicken sauce should be in the fridge...or here: unsplash.com/fr/photos/poulet-roti-cgcteFH-azk :D

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@@Sebijy you drawn him beautifully. hes beautiful in every shape and form to be honest...

I use this technic to create "happy accidents" by adding interesting color variations, tints, texture, shapes, etc. :) Import your image, change the layer mode to lighten (or darken or else, do some tests) adjust the levels if necessary, use the smudge tool if you feel the need (to create some "painterly strokes") mask the layer (with an opacity mask) and paint on the mask to hide/reveal some parts (you can also decrease the opacity of the image if necessary) :)

@@Sebijy I was caught off guard when you did that

EMDI - Hurts Like This (feat. Veronica Bravo) th-cam.com/video/Bs-vvOAWXqs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Qq4ayOUKSppa27qL <- Here :)

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Thank you! 🙏 I use this technic to create "happy accidents" by adding interesting color variations, tints, texture, shapes, etc. :) Import your image, change the layer mode to lighten (or darken or else, do some tests) adjust the levels if necessary, use the smudge tool if you feel the need (to create some "painterly strokes") mask the layer (with an opacity mask) and paint on the mask to hide/reveal some parts (you can also decrease the opacity of the image if necessary) :) Now, why chicken? Because the character's design reminded me of chicken :D (but it could have been image of anything else with interesting values, colors and textures)

Thank you! 🙏🥲 I think it can help yes. Watching a video process while creating your own illustration but using the same process and trying to get the same rendering at each step is a good exercise. It takes time but it can help :)

@@Sebijy I have been trying to paint like that (the conventional way of rendering) but the result is always garbage. The way I paint regularly is by masking the shapes that will compose the scene and then going all in at rendering one of the shapes fully before moving to the next one... AKA: Painting part by part instead of painting the canvas as a whole and refining it

@@Sebijy You can actually see one of my paintings in my channel, but 90% of the other works don't come out as pretty as that one came...

@@Candlemakerr Yeah, I see what you mean. Try this method maybe: th-cam.com/video/3JS0hqZ9aCo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9d7W9dATrKbZVZhl Check Ahmed Aldoori's youtube channel, it's full of tips and tuts from a great artist and teacher 👍

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Thank you! 🙏 :) I don't know what to say :/ I think it can help to focus on your projects first before thinking about AI or anything else.

@@Sebijy I think you're right, but I tend to overthink. Does AI art bother you, tho?

@@SteamGrace I don't think about it that much. I feel sad for the beginner artists who use it because they despair of not seeing any concrete results from their practice, thinking that their efforts are leading nowhere or too slowly. I wish them to stay motivated and patient, the results aren't always perceptible day by day, but they're there (a bit like growing, you don't see it day by day and yet one day you're twice the size you were when you were 8 :) )

I use this technic to create "happy accidents" by adding interesting color variations, tints, texture, shapes, etc. :) Import your image, change the layer mode to lighten (or darken or else, do some tests) adjust the levels if necessary, use the smudge tool if you feel the need (to create some "painterly strokes") mask the layer (with an opacity mask) and paint on the mask to hide/reveal some parts (you can also decrease the opacity of the image if necessary) :)

@@Sebijy thank you🙏

Thank you! 🙏 Glad it creates such good vibes and motivation! 💪 Wish you the best in your art journey! :)

Thank you! Glad it helps 🙏 The first step I'm creating the silhouette. A good silhouette (that describes clearly the action) is really important for me :)

@@Sebijy Thank you so much!

For the illustration: Photoshop CC 2021 For the references: Pureref :)

Thank you! 6hr 43min 55s exactly :D

@@Sebijy that's so short compared to what i thought it was!!! well done!

I use this technic to create "happy accidents" by adding interesting color variations, tints, texture, shapes, etc. :) Import your image, change the layer mode to lighten (or darken or else, do some tests) adjust the levels if necessary, use the smudge tool if you feel the need (to create some "painterly strokes") mask the layer (with an opacity mask) and paint on the mask to hide/reveal some parts (you can also decrease the opacity of the image if necessary) :) Now, why chicken? Because the character's design reminded me of chicken :D (but it could have been image of anything else with interesting values, colors and textures)

@Sebijy thanks for the answer.. You really cool...I'm struggling on making the outline of my characters.. I'm think I will try to follow your technique...

Thank you! Wish you the best in your art journey and welcome aboard 🙏 :)

I use this technic to create "happy accidents" by adding interesting color variations, tints, texture, shapes, etc. :) Import your image, change the layer mode to lighten (or darken or else, do some tests) adjust the levels if necessary, use the smudge tool if you feel the need (to create some "painterly strokes") mask the layer (with an opacity mask) and paint on the mask to hide/reveal some parts (you can also decrease the opacity of the image if necessary) :)

@@Sebijy omg that's amazing!! I will definitely try it!! Thank u for the reply, ur art is so cool!

I'm using Pureref, a great program for displaying the refs. You can set the program to always be above others on your screen :)

Thank you! 🙏 :)