【TIME-LAPSE】 New Year's Greetings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Hello! I'm Ninomae Ina'nis from Hololive English!
This is a commentated time-lapse recording of the 2021 New Year's wallpaper I drew!
I did my best to explain my process briefly throughout the process, but since I couldn't cover all of it I wrote down a few frequently asked questions below!
I hope this can be helpful to you!!
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Q) What tools do you use to draw?
A) In this illustration, I used Wacom Cintiq Pro 24, Clip Studio Paint, Blender, OBS, and Photohop! The Photoshop process wasn't recorded this time around, but it was just a few minor color edits at the end.
Q) How long did it take to finish this piece?
A) The final recording was around 4 hours!
Q) How long have you been drawing?
A) I lost count after ~10 years
Q) Which brushes/tools do you use?
A) With the recent update of Clip Studio Paint, I imported a bunch of different brushes that I purchased over on Artstation. Since they're all mixed together I'm unsure which brushes belong to each pack...!
As for the lineart, it's most likely a modified version of Redjuice-sensei's pencil tool available on the Clip Studio Paint asset store.
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The close&fill tool I use is this one;
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I do not share the exact brush files that I use since re-distributing brushes that I've purchased is prohibited.
※I'll add more questions/answers to the list as time goes on~!
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Fun fact: turn the video to 2X speed to get her real speed, as she slowed this down.
Skill
3:20 why did the music started to sound so cursed??
Thx
I like how that gave it a faster beat sounds like upbeat version
the human eye cant follow Ina´s movements
Also a shoutout to the members?! I heard they voted in favor of us non-members getting the video as well. Shows that the community loves all takodachis. Very cool that we can watch it as well! Thanks Ina, thanks Members!
Is that so? Big thanks to the members!
My god I'm so happy that I was able to watch this. Thanks to the members!
They know this will help recruit more members to the cult.
Thank you members! 😭
@@jkfang
Whereas most artists shudder at having to draw backgrounds, Ina unsheathes her blender skills.
“While you were resting on your laurels, I studied the Blender”
Yeah this is really INAspiring
Makes me think of Julia Lepetit from Drawfee.
Blender actually makes life faaaaaaaaaaaaar easier for 2D illustrators!
@@NeonLuminous yeah but I'm still trying to figure out, what grease pencil and co. can do. It's a long journey, but every journey starts with small steps
How can someone so chill and relatable have this much talent? I remember in one stream Ina refused to do a critique stream because she didn't go through the education system which is humble of her but we all knew she's a true and passionate digital artist. Gesture drawing class every week, software learning, doodling, art collabs, and not to mention she sings really well. The TOKYO cover gave me goosebumps and all teary despite never having heard the song before. The HoloEN Minecraft server also shows Ina's fast learning skill, neat, and organized nature. Plus all the puns and "jokes" that me burst out laughing. And this time-lapse must've taken a TON of work to make. I'm glad Hololive discovered Ina.
Wait wait when did she mention that she didn't go through the education system? I completely missed that part.
she's one hell of a talented person, this is what dedication makes, it really shows
@@yofatha2828 I could be wrong, but I think during one of her art streams she mentioned taking classes but not going to a dedicated art program
@@KetsubanSolo Yup. I don't remember which stream it was, but she definitely did say this.
You could say she's an inacredible person.
Also, her loading takodachi looks kinda like a dark goomy, so that's nice.
Timestamp
0:06 - Introduction
0:13 - Tools
0:17 - (CSP) Canvas Size
0:29 - Multiple rough thumbnails for composition
0:42 - 1st rough
0:48 - Paying attention to Rule of Thirds (Composition guideline)
1:11 - 2nd rough
1:22 - 3rd rough
1:42 - Polishing 1st rough
BACKGROUND
2:04 - (fSpy) fSpy program to set up camera in Blender
2:15 - Saving file as .fspy, import file into Blender
2:27 - (Blender) Using cylinders to check if camera matches perspective
2:32 - (fSpy) Re-adjustment
2:41 - (Blender) 3d model Torii Gate, arrangement of background
3:08 - "Array Modifier is my best friend"
3:33 - Foliage/Tree Generation plug-in
3:51 - "TREES"
4:09 - Importing winter forest HDRI texture for natural lighting
4:33 - " - insert random text :D - "
4:58 - "Playing around with settings"
5:30 - Different passes to make selection easier
5:51 - "Blender is magical:
5:57 - (CSP) Stitching of background elements into 1 illustration
6:20 - Editing background elements to blend naturally
6:30 - "The lack of skill in Blender, I make up in Clip Studio Paint :D"
CHARACTER
7:29 - Adding character details
7:37 - "It really does't matter how many layers you end end up using as long as you get the job done!"
8:04 - (Is this a bird?)
8:40 - Cleaner sketch of character
9:29 - Rough colours for the character
9:35 - "I like to somewhat have the colors decided in the background so I have an easier time figuring out the colors for the characters."
10:10 - Working out lighting with monochrome, add rough colours from before on top
10:28 - "I thought this method was the easiest to get the effect and colors as close to what I was envisioning in my head"
10:50 - Rough kimono pattern
11:20 - Saving the rough colour from 9:29 without the lineart, will be easily transferred to the coloring stage (15:28)
11:26 - Lineart, lower opacity of rough
12:07 - "Not much to say here except that i flip the canvas a lot...but flipping the canvas lets me see the canvas with a fresh eye to spot anything that looks off"
12:17 - Stopping and coming back to a piece later for a fresh look
12:23 - " (...or you can be like me and forget that you were working on something entirely)
12:28 - " (oops) "
13:16 - " (At this point I was wondering the meaning of life since my mind is blank whenever I am working on lineart) "
13:22 - " (head empty no thoughts) "
13:37 - " (when I was little I tried cathing falling snowflakes on my tongue. I consequenctly sprained my neck a little bit so I stopped doing it. Icecream tastes better anyways) "
14:02 - Using different colored rough under lineart to figure out details
14:08 - " (I didn't forget to draw my flaps or anything like that of course.....) "
14:46 - " (TA↘KO↗DA↘CHI↗↗↗↗↗↗) "
15:14 - Color Masking (saves a lot of trouble since the colors will stay within the masked area)
15:28 - Transferring rough colors from 9:29, blocking out colors for respective parts
15:38 - Keeping layer/groupings simple
15:50 - " (If you ask me how many layers should I be using? My answer will always be as many as you need.) "
16:13 - Efficiency in using Clip Studio Paint "Close and Fill" tool.
16:40 - Matching blocked colors to rough colors
17:45 - Adding more colors
17:50 - Face
19:00 - Hair
19:38 - "People ask me how I end up choosing colors... I honestly test a bunch of things until it looks okay to my eyes"
19:43 - Visual library/Experience, test out a bunch of things!
21:00 - Kimono
23:24 - Obi ribbon
23:38 - Hair highlight
23:50 - Arm
24:10 - Kimono
24:17 - Hair accessories
24:30 - Kimono
24:45 - Head gear
25:00 - Glove
25:50 - Hair accessories
25:57 - Obi ribbon
26:08 - Background
26:20 - Torii Gate
27:43 - Adding snow
28:54 - " (insert comment here since there hasn't been one in a while :D ) "
29:05 - Paintery Feeling, adding white circles and using motion blur for falling snow
30:00 - Handdrawing kimono patterns
30:32 - " (pain) "
30:38 - " (but copy/paste saves lives) "
31:00 - Finishing touches
31:10 - Finished
Thanks for the timestamps!
Thanks for being a devout cultist, as always.
Thanks for the timestamps
Truly a god among men
Much appreciated
This makes me love Ina so much more, I'm not an artist myself but a game developer, and seeing how she used blender to create reference for her background shows her level of skill and use of tools, it's something I do too sometimes, and it made me realize that it's ok to use tools in any way they can be, as long as they help you achieve your goal. Love her so much
Exactly. The tools are there for you to use, there is no "cheating" in this regard, it's just up to you to apply them properly. If it works, it works.
Her use of a 3-D program made me wonder.
Was it broken out due to dedication to accuracy of depiction or an incomplete or inadequate command over perspective drawing?
@@typehere6689 If I were to guess, it's probably to save time / personal preference. Drawing to that degree of detail is taxing and time-consuming work, so being able to use Blender to cut the time down by a significant amount just makes everything a lot easier, since if executed well you don't lose much (if any) in terms of quality. It's just a whole lot less of a hassle. Plus, a lot of artists tend to dislike doing background work, so I wouldn't be surprised if there was also that element in play.
One begins to understand why Ina classifies her "doodles" as doodles, because her full process is very involved. Sasuga!
"Head empty, no thoughts"
- Ina
Thats my daily routine - Patrick Star
13:18 there it is
This is really insightful in showing how underappreciated digital artists or even artists are. There is so much passion and work behind it that the general user most of the time takes for granted and think it's only some random doodle that the artist asks money for. That said, thank you so much for your hard work, looking forward to spend the next or rather this year watching your streams. Thanks Ina.
Bro can u paint me a few concept illustrations for free It'S fOr exPOsuRe BrO
All right, hands down, in this video you've shown that you're not just a shy little tako that likes to draw and stream. In this video you've shown that you're a full fledged professional artist and i respect the heck out of you for that, in this video you've secured your place as my favorite artist and hololive member for the foresseable future, thank you Ina for being here with us, i look forward for your next streams.
I said this once before, but this is way more detailed than I was expecting! It really puts into perspective how much effort goes into bigger art pieces like this.
I've been a fan of ina's illustrations since I was an early teen, so seeing her be a super successful streamer and having so many people see her art puts a smile on my face :) Thank you for showing us your process Ina!
If it's ok can you gave me a source of what past ina drawing im really curious about that
How sweet Ina is
Although I can only express with my broken English, but I still want to say thank you for anything you give us.
It's you who made me move forward and stop standing still.
I will work hard with you and takodachis. Love everyone
It is amazing to see non-English speakers here too. I guess it really does bring people together
@Black Shadow I'm not really sure about her being a native German, but she do speaks German fluently.
@@theonionator7366 There's a lot of people who follow hololive and know english as second or third language after all (like EU or SEA people)
@Black Shadow About Kiara she's austrian so german is native for her
Certainly that’s one of the many things that makes Hololive special, hundreds of thousands of people gather to watch and express their love and appreciation for the Holo girls, even though many of us don’t speak or understand neither Japanese nor English, but because their is a real person behind the avatar we are able to make some sense of their actions and create a connection from their.
Btw I’m from Latin American and I’m sure their is a strong fandom in the Spanish speaking world.
I actually forgot how watching a Timelapse can be so satisfying... I wish I get to hear her voice while watching it
The only thing that would make this better would be if she was narrating the whole video
8:04 Ina making a reference to the "is this a butterfly" meme.
Is this a phoenix?
@@linearskillzz is this a cat?
cultured Tako
our beloved tako can't be this cute.
wow
BGM is Hiro by Sight of Wonders.
I could still hear the "humu humu"s and the little laughs after the jokes.
Is this the true power of the Ancient Ones?
Now I see why you call those "doodles" of your as doodles, because your true works are seriously far far away more complicated it's beyond my expectations honestly.
As someone who studied and interested and also a beginner in art I absolutely respect your hard work until now you became such great artist
This is the first time I see this kind of work Somehow I see your place up there, but just now I might've mistaken, you're truly higher than I used to see you in my mind.
8:04 She got me there, ngl.
Thank you for your hard work, Ina.
At the risk of sounding ignorant, I truly had no idea this much time and work went into creating digital art. This really shows a mastery of such a beautiful skill. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and your masterpieces with us. I feel very humbled. I promise to tune into more of your drawing streams.
I made it to about the 12 minute mark before the tears started flowing. The combination of the music and how inspiring it was to watch the process of the artist responsible to get me back into art, in a speed that I could actually digest in one uninterrupted experience....thank you so much, Ina.
As if the drawing alone ain't taking a whole lotta time, she even edited this long time-lapse before showing it to us.
Appreciate all the time you spent for us and all your hardwork Ina
This.. does not show that Ina has talent. It shows that Ina is by all regards a hardworking person foremost. With your current capabilities, you still learn and improve. At your level, you still grind the hard grind. Whilst a lot of people shudder at your prowess, you still think it's not enough. You've reached the moon yet still aim for the stars. Thank you Ina for showing us this video. Thank you for debutting. Thank you for, albeit being very down to earth, you still showed us that everyone needs to hustle harder. That results only come with hard work, as a byproduct of hardwork. With the current times and a messed up world, you spark a will in a lot of us to work harder and pursue what we love. And for that, you have my upmost gratitude. I can't say this enough, you may not read this comment drowned in a sea of comments, but I'll say it again. Thank you Ninomae Ina'nis for colouring up this bleak world!
(The bgm reminds me of Paul Carter's piano rendition of Sakura Nagashi and your snow-drawing part reminds me of Tamayura)
This is exactly it! Ina has reached a point in her art that many could only dream of. It was reached through many many years of hard work and polishing of skill. And even now she’s still trying to improve! What she said during her debut isn’t a lie, she truly does love to learn. Her humility and drive are something to learn from and something to respect. I agree, thank you Ina for adding color to our monotonous days
Yeah I agree as well!
True, people use the word talent to describe hard working people these days
So that mean My stickman could improve?
@@dirtyactsatdonedirtprice4547 I mean, if you keep at it, absolutely. I know this is a joke, but fr, as long as you're willing to put in the work, you WILL improve.
She uses Blender?? Wow, so far I didn’t even used it for a while since it’s a hard program to use but it’s nice seeing her use it for art. And also we all appreciate your hard work!!
it's actually very easy to use, you just have to know what you want to use it for and learn the basic tools like transforming, shading, and how the camera works. from there you can figure out whether you're just using it to create scenes, or whether you want to create models and you can learn the tools for those after. there are so many other things you can use it for too like animation, and even video editing! don't be afraid to just binge watch tutorials every now and then on the basics and specific things so you can get an idea for how people use it. but the best is to just experiment, open it up and mess around, see what you can do. even if your first scene is just a bunch of boxes and spheres, it's better than not trying at all!
What @Ty said. They made Blender a lot more intuitive and easy to use/learn since the release of Blender 2.8. You just have to put in the time and effort to learn it.
If you're looking for a good tutorial to learn Blender fundamentals you can never go wrong with the famous Blender Donut from the Blender Guru channel. You can then move on to the Blender chair from the very same channel to further learn 3d modeling fundamentals. And once you do those two tutorials the stuff you learned there should be easily transferable to other 3d modeling programs like Maya and 3ds Max.
@@RappyFX Yeah I totally agree, just look out for tutorials starting with 2.8. It's really a great tool, and can even animate 2D drawings pretty well, so I was really surprised
Eyyy my dude I have good news for you Blender UI changed drastically and is now user friendly c:
I keep coming back to this every winter. Watching and listening to this while the snow falls outside is so relaxing.
As someone with only technical/mint skills (mech. engineer) I am always baffled how much work goes into art pieces like this. Thanks for creating such a great illustration and this nice comfy time lapse.
Do you know the YEARS of hard work and experience that Ina has on her shoulders for being able to create such incredible art.
Not just the quality itself, but also the speed at which she's able to do it! So much time spent honing her skills to get to this point, it's amazing to witness.
This Piano really be playing with my Kokoro. It's a blessing to see Ina's work process in a condensed way, especially on such an elaborate piece. We all appreciate everything you do Ina, you're far, far too kind to us humble Tentacultists. To another year with our Priestess!
Actually, I ended up editing the Wallpaper in Wallpaper Engine to add snow fall, and my lord does it make the piece even more godly. Can't share it though, for obvious reasons.
Im subscribing to that Ina flash fellow takodachi
Ironically, Ina is the purest, sweetest Saint of Earth, and I bet Cthulu is emotionally touched by how wholesome she is. 😊😍
Finally, after 20 years, i have found my inspiration to keep drawing.
Thank you ina...
I don't really know why but I started to tear up as I was watching this. The amount of effort you've put in up until now really shows and has paid off. I understand that you felt like you had hit a wall in terms of your art until recently but I hope that now your art block has gone away and you can grow to even greater heights. The takodachis are always behind you! much love ina
The music along with the energy behind what is being drawn
I even started thinking why I'm just lazing around all day when I'm on the middle of the video, seeing how many applications she has knowledge on just amazes me, the music too as well.
これだけの全作業工程見れるのすごすぎん？？
めっちゃ貴重やと思う…さすイナー
Oatscurry, Ina! for the hardwork
is...is this gonna be a thing? can we make oatscurry a thing? and a stamp?
@@phichuu1160 I want that too~~ hope Ina considers it for a future stamp
Tried oats with curry before and regretted it
To those who are confused after seeing comments from 3 days ago on the video released today. Ina made this open to members a few days ago and released it to everyone today.
Ain’t our priestess just the best!
Art hacks go brrrr... I realize that knowing the tools you have is very helpful in art... You inspire me to get good with my art
I would love to see more time lapses oh great one🙇
As someone who's also learning these things it's actually really helpful/interesting to see how more experienced artists do their work. Really inspiring too. I haven't really drawn for fun or for myself for a long time until you were introduced to all of us.
Thank you for your hard work Ina, and thank you for all the tips in the video!
THIS IS SOME TOP TIER CONTENT
At this point I’m referring to her as Ina Sensei. She’s taught me too much and I respect her too greatly to refer to her otherwise haha
Hey Ina, thank you for giving me the courage and inspiration for wanting to pick up the pen again, I was so caught up in trying to grow my account that along the way it stopped being fun, but your doodle and gesture drawing streams rekindled that spark in me, and for that you have my eternal simpery, I have no money to become a member or send a superchat, but I hope I can show my support in other ways, hope you and chat had a wonderful New Years and an even greater 2021!
Tbh, the even better way of supporting than giving money is simply to spread good vibes and just watch her streams and videos ^^
@@megamage911 +1 o7
13:22
Thank you for the video Ina. The blender part amuse me, didn't know artist use it to make background. You guys really have a lot of tricks up your sleeve
From a time management & efficiency standpoint, it really makes sense too since it allows them to focus on the main subject. Can't even imagine how much time this saves them - especially for those juggling multiple commissions.
Every time Ina posts something I’m reminded of why she’s my favorite. Everything she does is just so great. Idk. I just feel things deep in my cold dead heart
For anyone wondering, the soundtrack used in the video is called 'Hiro' by Sight of Wonders.
Thank you again Ina for making this amazing video, and showing us just how much work you put in, it really shows.
I'm so grateful to have met you, and you continue to blow me away with your talent and skills. Thank you again!
THANK YOU i couldn't figure out what the music was.
Seeing someone else arts never betrays my smile. It inspire me to make one but I still stuck at sketching😭.
Note to self:
You shall never up. Remember that rome was not build in one day, u was born without knowing how to talk and walk, u watched, copied and learnt from people. That was the natural steps u always did when u were still a child. Skilled and talent come from passion and conviction.
Getting to see such a beautiful illustration created is such a treat. This is the best members content we could ask for, I'm excited for everyone else to get to see it as well!
for the amazing video Ina, you put a LOT of work into this!
Kinda crazy how much went into that background, I would never have guessed
I was expecting that this timelapse video is simply a sped up video of your process. I really really appreciate that you took up the time to write down your steps and provide tips 🥺 Thank you! This is so helpful for me as someone who's learning digital art 💕
Here I am again for this magnificence. It just..had a big impact on me I guess.
Thanks for posting this to the no-members, amazing art, really appreciated.
Dont know why but that brought me to tears. Ina is so good at art and its just so amazing to look at and see her process. Just hearing Ina's voice in my head as i read the captions. Magical.
This is beautiful... I am speechless...
イナちゃんはなぜか無性に応援したくなっちゃう。そういう魅力があると思う。
Breathtaking masterpiece accompany with soothing BGM.
absolutely astounding level of technique went into this. all stops pulled out to bring us an incredible illustration that i've been really happy to use as my wallpaper. thank you for sharing
The choice of music is perfect and the speed is spot on. Thank you Ina for making this!
Even now it's still as amazing as always
Thanks for this, Ina! It's super interesting seeing the behind the scenes. I've never seen blender in action before.
Ina for including all the steps you did in making this art. You introducing blender and thumbnails helps a lot in some of the questions I have.
This is so calming. It's always interesting to see the process of how things are made. Thank you so so much for your hard work, Ina! We really do appreciate your work and we're happy that you share it with everyone! A well-deserved , indeed!
Ina is the artist and the best ones i have ever seen. So talented not only for drawing but also computer illustration.
I love how you used the 3d modeling to make the perspective more realistic, so much work, amazing job Ina I love your art style it's so detailed and natural
your comments on the video are 10/10 to lol
for the amazing art
Ina's first rough sketch looks more alive than one of my finished drawings
She does her gesture drawing streams that show body positioning and such and makes those sketches so fast and they seem alive. That’s tons of practice and study
I tend to not finish drawings of people as they tend to not feel right in the sketching stage.
Females, anyway. Damn near anything else is easier to get right.
Seeing how much work went into this makes the wallpaper that much more special.
i'm not sure if you'll ever see this but i'll take this opportunity to say that from the bottom of my heart, thank you. 2020 was a big turning point in my life and as luck would have it, it turned out pretty bad. But through you and the other HoloEN girls, I've found some semblance of hope, joy, and investment. Your passion and love for your medium is so inspiring that it also pushed me to strive for greater heights when it came to my passions. So once again, thank you for all you hard work and personally, thank you for making me strive to be better. I hope 2021 treats you well.....💜💜💜
I love the background. Your subtle joy of seeing snow at a New Year's festival pinpoints the feeling of a brief, but unforgettable moment. Thanks Ina.
Tako time well spent, in fact, the most fun part of our daily routines. Thanks so much Ina.
As someone who really enjoys drawing and art, this is going to be SUCH a fun watch I seriously cannot wait to sit down and watch this at some point today!
I didn't think I'd watch the entire video at first, but I found myself captivated and unable to stop after just a couple of minutes, staring in awe. The sheer amount of creative power and imagination required to draw one of these beautiful artworks is something absolutely beyond me. Drawing might be a skill, but envisioning scenes, patterns, colors and lighting like Ina does is talent.
I am thankful there are people out there like her capable of creating such beauty, be in the form of images, music or stories. Also thank you Ina for showing us this.
Thank you Ina! Looking forward to another year with you and with the tentacults!
Never thought watching someone draw something could be captivating. But i watched every second. Earned my sub.
Here are the timestamps for some of the major steps from the video!
1. 0:24 Starts by creating Thumbnail rough sketches/figuring out overall composition.
2. 1:48 Picks one of three rough sketches to develop/polish.
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*FSPY/BLENDER*
3. 2:03 Uses fSpy to set up the camera to start 3d rendering of background in blender.
4. 2:17 Switches to blender and imports fSpy file.
5. 2:20 Uses cylinders to see and help adjust camera perspective, re-imports corrected camera settings.
6. 2:39 Adds in pre-purchased model of Torii Gate, arranging it in perspective/modifying for use.
7. 3:31 Uses a blender foliage generating plugin to start adding in trees, still keeping in mind the perspective.
8. 4:08 Imports HDRI winter forest texture for more natural lighting.
9. 4:57 Start of playing around with blender settings (volume scatter node, rendering elements separately for easier background selection, etc.)
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*CLIP* *STUDIO*
10. 6:00 Goes back to Clip Studio Paint to start naturally editing the background elements into a single illustration.
11. 7:27 Settles on a nice general mood for the background and starts working on character detail
12. 9:32 Start of working on the rough colors for the character.
13. 10:04 Begins Working in monochrome to figure out lighting, then re-adds color on top
14. 11:21 Saves rough colors separate from lineart for easy transfer to the coloring stage later on. ( 15:27 )
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*LINE* *ART* *AND* *COLOURING*
15. 11:24 Start of Line art (lowers the opacity of rough before starting, flipping the canvas a lot while working)
16. 13:53 Continues with a different colour than the original lineart to work on separate parts of the illustration.
17. 14:45 Takodachi!
18. 15:12 Begins masking areas for coloring (keeps colors within chosen boundaries when coloring)
19. 15:27 Uses rough colours from 11:21 to help block out colours for each part of the character(separate colour layers for face, hair, skin, etc. with help from the “Close and Fill” tool)
20. 16:43 Finishes blocking out colours and matches them with the rough colours from earlier.
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*CHARACTER*
21. 17:43 The beginning of more detailed colouring( chooses her colours by testing and going with what feels right. It helps to build a sort of “visual library” through experience and studying art work that you like!)
A.17:51 Colors mostly face .
B.18:59 Continues coloring Hair
C. 21:02 Starts coloring Kimono.
D. 23:50 Refines overall colours with highlights and further detail for the hair accessories, hands, and clothing.
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*BACKGROUND*
22. 26:09 Starts on more detailed background edits, polishing the blending of colours and textures.
23. 27:30 Snow additions and edits.
24. 28:08 Further work on enhancing/refining wooden textures.
25. 28:38 Polishing of colour and atmosphere to give it a more "paint-like" feeling.
26. 29:08 Adds more falling snow, utilizing motion blur effect.
27. 30:00 Adds final details on kimono by hand, copying, pasting, and deforming them to fit where they need to go.
28. 31:04 Final finishing touches
31:08 *FINISHED* *MASTERPIECE*
Thanks Ina!! Your art is always wonderful and this video is a great way to see your process!
I especially appreciate the time and care that went into providing subtitles that do a great job of making it easier to follow along!
Your choice of music is also great, and adds a relaxing calm that your streams are known for.
I want to thank you again for all the work that goes into creating videos like this and I look forward to the next one!
I like the editing style. It's personal and that's a fantastic quality to have
Love you Ina ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for all your hard work
Thank you Ina, this is very wholesome
This is great Ina. thank you for sharing it with us.
Now the image of little Ina trying to catch snowflakes with her tongue won't leave my mind and i'm thankful for that.
Ina is a amazing artist and so talented! Thank you for the beautiful arts you've created!
Edit: Enjoy the video Non-members!
Yay!
Yay!
Thank you so much for voting video for non-members can see.
I know people who don't have half the talents this woman has, and yet she remains so incredibly humble and chill, along with being so funny and charming. Ina is a treasure. The attention to detail is honestly a pleasure to watch.
I don't think I can get INAff of her comfy nature.
God, it's crazy how amazing this is to watch. It's so fun to watch your talent, Ina!
Really love the background music here, almost enough to put me to sleep honestly.. or maybe it's the fact I've been up almost 30 hours... It might be that one.
I can’t even imagine how many hours must’ve gone into this wallpaper and the editing, and the end product is Ina-conceivably amazing! Your dedication really shows, and I think I can speak for all of us when I say we’re Ina-credibly grateful! Keep up the great work Ina!!!
In the description it says "4 hours" for the wallpaper, but who knows how long the editing took.
I always though she was an amazing artist, but I did not realize just how fast she is.
ああ神様、どうか彼女が幸せであり続けますように。
This seriously reminds me of a Bob Ross episode. It's so calm and chill. Ina Ross is great
You can just tell she already knows what it's kinda gonna look like even with just those rough sketches. Thanks for the tuts Ina, gonna have to install these new programs I've never heard of for easier background.
I always love seeing the “behind the scenes” of how artists create their work. It baffles me that such talent exists ❤️
And the song really compliments the video...i must learn it now lol
I don't have words, you're so talented Ina....
Do you know what, This made me realize how much effort Ina put in to give us something this amazing, and besides that she continues to stream regularly.And Ina
I'm really glad to join tentacult.
I'm, forever
I get so inspired by Ina's line art... the line weight just makes me go MWAHHHH
Thank you Ina!! 🥰❤️
Blessed Moe Moe Tako. Thank you so much for letting us get a detailed look into your process. We greatly appreciate it.
なんて見ごたえのある30分なんだ…イナちゃんの絵すき…
This is so much more than I was expecting, both in terms of the steps to create the image and the quality/content of the breakdown in the video. Ina, your talent is unreal. Thank you so much for sharing!
ngl these thumbnails look like they take some serious hard work and dedication, props to the designers out here working hard to make a decent covers for hololive
これを完成させるのにどのくらい時間がかかったのかな。
とても嬉しい！ありがとういなちゃん！
She mentioned that the full recording was 4 hours long. The recording doesn't include the time she spent in Photoshop doing final touchups, so maybe 4.5 hours in total.
@@ScipioMassimo Sorry if I'm wrong, I'm using a translation site.
Thank you for spending so much time on this, and thank you for telling us!
Thank you,world bro
h..how did watching a time lapse make me appreciate Ina SO much more???
Ina this is incredible and really just a testament to how hard you work and your huge and growing knowledge and art skills. Thank you for all you do :’) I don’t even do art but this is incredibly comfy and calming and your commentary adds that personal ina touch that we all love. Love you and go rest now !
Thank you for bringing me Ina-nother world for 30 minutes!!
I really enjoyed the video! I love how your personality shows in the captions! As a complete beginner to art, it may be helpful to me to include what brushes you use for different things. I also think a cherry blossom version for spring would be really really cool as well! Thank you very much Ina, I can tell how much effort you put in and I really appreciate it.
Edit: Just saw you included the brushes in the description, my bad!
イナちゃんから安らぎと平穏を感じる
So talented! This is why you're my favorite Hololive en girl 🥰
Even though I'm not an artist I really loved watching this and seeing the subtitles Ina wrote (it was funny and understanding to see).
Also, I read "Copy/Paste saves lives" as copy/pasta saves lives lol
This is beautiful. You are so talented. Thank you for this masterpiece.
Ninomae Ina'nis receiving her 1st Accession, colorized 2021.
Jokes aside, Great job as always! Thank you!