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Thomas: “We’ll just do a quick drawing” Me: “Wow I wish I could do digital art like that” Thomas: “Remember I cant stress enough how terrible this illustration is”Me: 0_0
11:21 Those "cinematic bars" are a product of the filmmography process called letterboxing where the laterally compressed digital footage yielded by anamorphic lens cameras are stretched to cinematic aspect ratios (e.g., 2.39:1); emulating the field of view of human eyes which gives people a subconscious feeling of naturality and familiarity with a scene.
lmao your artwork is always impressive Thomas, but turning a pile of garbage into that beautiful stylized landscape truly demonstrates your expertise imo. I think this may be your best video!
Man I wasn't looking, but I needed this right now. I've been practicing my art style for an indie game I plan on developing, but I've been really intimidated by the thought of trying to draw out a full scene. I was worrying maybe I'd use lines wrong, or maybe I'd get the colors off, among many other things. This video just really helped build my confidence. I definitely believe I can do this now, thank you.
I think this shows something really universal of beeing a professional artist. Most of the time, with the right tools you can make anything look great, and not rely so much on inspiration. Great video
damn. that final gradient overlay you did really pulled everything together. I needs to slow things down and watch that part a couple of times, it was pretty fantastic
Can you do a tutorial on drawing a scene? From app to draw in, to all the assets you want to include in the scene? (ie background forground, enemies... plants, trees, clouds, etc) Would love to learn how to draw these lines correctly to make them look refined for my game
This is fantastic. Thanks so much for this video and your others. Very inspiring. My challenge still might be figuring out colors. That step seems like magic. You just knew the colors that would work. Amazing
I would like to say that we need more videos like this! Photoshop and illustration! To be honest you rock on this one! Quick Question : How you identify bros and sis colours?
bros and sis colors are also called as complimentary colors, they are just opposite colors on the color wheel (just google complimentary colors if you don't understand me)
I played your game and it was fantastic. I love your art style. I felt like playing a game which looks like movie. Plz make more art video like how to make your type of art. It's too beautiful.
This is super cool and informative~! Learning about how the atmosphere affects the environment really helps me. It's kinda disheartening to know that something I make when actually trying is comparable to something a five year old would do, but still. Great stuff.
This is a great video! I'm wondering though what an equivalent might be for more of a top down game? I totally get the idea of using these principles of color and distance to create great layering effects, but when you have a top down game with basically a ground and stuff on the ground, I'm not sure how much of this applies.
I just need to figure out how to do some of these things on my iPad in Procreate so I can continue to create art assets during commutes. Amazing tutorials and advice as always!!!
Jesus... I've done a lot of art (drawing, painting, etc.) but you used a lot of different tools so fast that I have no idea how to do. If I can figure Gimp out though I think I could really do some great stuff.
I'm making my first game and this actually really helped me 😅😅😅 in not the best drawer so I was leaning in on the more childish art style and I was about to make some really bad color choices
Just for information sake, this is the basic color principals of in Graphics design. Thanks Thomas for your youtube videos. You are a University for indie developers.
I feel like in a way he made the drawing look more lifeless than the source material. BTW the drawing you made in the beginning was better than any drawing I have ever done.
I'll get in line with the ten other people.... that first sketch.... still a heck of a lot better than what I would have done in that short timespan ... But I do see the problems... now sitting back to watch the rest 🤪🤣
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"We're going to make this better by only messing with the colors". *proceeds to drain all colors out entirely except for grey and an ugly orange.* I liked it a lot more at the start.
Thaks for this video . For next video can you show us how to make animated backgraund elements like trees, grass, flovers bending on wind , some water splats maybe a water fall, 2d sunshine effect e.t.c
Hey Thomas. I doubt you'll see this comment but I have a question, I'm curious as to what size canvas you use to paint the levels? 4096 x 2160 pixels? Also what PPI would be appropriate for such 2d games, does it matter? Would 300 pixels per inch have an impact on performance?
Great demo. Are there any skillshare, udemy or other corses you recommend that go into some of these art techniques more in depth so as to help us work them into a daily workflow of routine?
I actually recommend picking up some books and getting private tutoring - If you can afford it. Go on linked in, find some artists you like that are in your area and hit them up. You never know what they'll say yes to. I got tutoring from milton j. pool for about $100/mo and even though it was online he set me straight on what to focus on as a beginner.
Hey Thomas, amazing video! Btw, do you mind making some tutorials for photoshop beginners. I'm programmer but whenever I open photoshop, I don't know where to start
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Hi Thomas! Thanks for the video - it greatly illustrates how professional you are. But as a tutorial, I think it is not really good. Sorry :( I suck at art - and I don't know the theory of opposite colors. Where did you get colors at 4:55? How do I choose the opposite color for my custom one? Then a bit at 6:00 about saturation also did not make a lot of sense to me. How did you choose that color? I also did not get a lot of your manipulations with color overlays and Photoshop in general. But that's probably me being stupid.
Thanks for watching! Hope you learned a ton.
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why would you do this to us
@@megafanzach He needs to eat ya know.
Did you use vector or pixel art?
Thomas: “We’ll just do a quick drawing”
Me: “Wow I wish I could do digital art like that”
Thomas: “Remember I cant stress enough how terrible this illustration is”Me: 0_0
my thoughts!
“this looks terrible”
that looks better than everything i’ve ever drawn
LMAO SAME
him saying it's 5 years old level is like using a smurf account and trying to play badly (but inevitably winning with a giant score)
so true if i had even ge to his level (the terrible one) i would have shipped my game long ago.
11:21 Those "cinematic bars" are a product of the filmmography process called letterboxing where the laterally compressed digital footage yielded by anamorphic lens cameras are stretched to cinematic aspect ratios (e.g., 2.39:1); emulating the field of view of human eyes which gives people a subconscious feeling of naturality and familiarity with a scene.
lmao your artwork is always impressive Thomas, but turning a pile of garbage into that beautiful stylized landscape truly demonstrates your expertise imo. I think this may be your best video!
I have to agree. Really great video.
when 5 years old level looks better than my work *suprised pikachu face*
:o
**o**
I feel like a game with this art style could be enjoyable
Hell yeah
Oh, hey, there's this one game with kinda similar artstyle called Wandersong.Go check it's Steam page if you're interested!
Bold of you to assume that my illustration-skills have any hope.
Man I wasn't looking, but I needed this right now. I've been practicing my art style for an indie game I plan on developing, but I've been really intimidated by the thought of trying to draw out a full scene. I was worrying maybe I'd use lines wrong, or maybe I'd get the colors off, among many other things. This video just really helped build my confidence. I definitely believe I can do this now, thank you.
Honestly...That initial drawing looked pretty darn good. It makes me wanna play that game. A boy and his dog on an adventure.
this is like *"what are you doing step pallet"*
I think this shows something really universal of beeing a professional artist. Most of the time, with the right tools you can make anything look great, and not rely so much on inspiration. Great video
The tool expedited the process. The understanding of color made it possible.
damn. that final gradient overlay you did really pulled everything together. I needs to slow things down and watch that part a couple of times, it was pretty fantastic
Can you do a tutorial on drawing a scene? From app to draw in, to all the assets you want to include in the scene? (ie background forground, enemies... plants, trees, clouds, etc) Would love to learn how to draw these lines correctly to make them look refined for my game
Brother/sister colors and cousin colors has to be the best way I've ever heard complimentary colors described! Great work. My mind is fucking blown.
Thanks Kyou for this amazing video Tom. Really impressive!
“Colour is the most important part”
Me, a colourblind person: *cries*
It is not simple for me at all but, my God, it is mind blowing. Probably one of the best video on your channel so far imo.
I am genuinely shocked at how he made that thing so beautiful in the end!!!
I'm making a game right now, but I have a SDE background and your artist perspective has been incredibly helpful!
This is fantastic. Thanks so much for this video and your others. Very inspiring.
My challenge still might be figuring out colors. That step seems like magic. You just knew the colors that would work. Amazing
Can you make a tutorial on how to draw that image?
I would like to say that we need more videos like this! Photoshop and illustration!
To be honest you rock on this one! Quick Question : How you identify bros and sis colours?
bros and sis colors are also called as complimentary colors, they are just opposite colors on the color wheel
(just google complimentary colors if you don't understand me)
@@kritik_mb2144 I though that was something related to color wheel!
Thanks for the tip! I will check it out
There are websites that suggest color palettes if your wanna do it the quick way
Wow, that was very helpful! Keep it up!
I'd love to see more videos like this!
Need more of this , you are such a talent
Thanks for showing us what’s possible when you know a few tricks!
few? ...
"Into something slightly professional"
>Slightly
*Press x to doubt*
Name? Brush. Choice of paint tool? Lasso, obviously. 🤣 Awesome demonstration 👍
Wow that was really enjoyable even though I learned that I can't even reach 5 year old toddler level in my work.
Not with that attitude
Amazing what you done to the original work your talent is magic.
I played your game and it was fantastic. I love your art style. I felt like playing a game which looks like movie. Plz make more art video like how to make your type of art. It's too beautiful.
This is super cool and informative~! Learning about how the atmosphere affects the environment really helps me.
It's kinda disheartening to know that something I make when actually trying is comparable to something a five year old would do, but still.
Great stuff.
Mind blown. That isn't ugly, that's ART!!
This is cool! It's a nice intro/shortcut to values and perspective in drawing!
I have huge respect for youtubers who timestamp their sponsor segment
I'm gonna paint like a 5 yo
*Paints a Bob Ross level painting*
Learning a lot from you. Thank-you Mr. Brush 😊
This is a great video! I'm wondering though what an equivalent might be for more of a top down game? I totally get the idea of using these principles of color and distance to create great layering effects, but when you have a top down game with basically a ground and stuff on the ground, I'm not sure how much of this applies.
such a fantastic video, and channel. well done!
Nice Haircut! 👌😎 Thanks for the tutorials! 😁
Pinstripe is a fantastic game! Well done. Great video. Subbed.
Ah yes don't forget to give him money so you can get your free copy of pinstripe! XD
This was such a dope video! Thanks Thomas!
Hmm, thought my game art was good, then I realized it was the "crappy version turned good"
This deserves much more views, this is the type of video i want youtube to give me when im searching for "how to draw", this is fucking it
Dude i want to be able to do the "bad" version
That's... almost a little terrifying lol
Thank you so much!
Now I know how he got the last name of 'Brush' XD
Seriously though, this is pretty eye-opening.
Great video, well done 👏
I just need to figure out how to do some of these things on my iPad in Procreate so I can continue to create art assets during commutes.
Amazing tutorials and advice as always!!!
Jesus... I've done a lot of art (drawing, painting, etc.) but you used a lot of different tools so fast that I have no idea how to do. If I can figure Gimp out though I think I could really do some great stuff.
Okay guys so to draw an owl you wanna start off with 2 circles. Now draw the rest of the owl.
bro that bad illustration is way better than what i can do
Very ispiring. Thank You for your content!
"This is terrible" while putting together a professional storyboard piece...
You make it look so easy lol, great video!
I'm making my first game and this actually really helped me 😅😅😅 in not the best drawer so I was leaning in on the more childish art style and I was about to make some really bad color choices
Dang. I’m speechless that was incredible
2:04 Skip sponsor
That has to be one of the best Videos ever 😳❤️😲
Thanks for letting us know such an amazing thing that can be done in Ps.
damn thomas works fast! thanks for the video tho man my game really could use some nice looking backgrounds so this helps a lot!
Awesome man super helpful thanks
You went from Shit to Stylized in 10 minutes flat. This was a great lesson on the importance of color.
Just for information sake, this is the basic color principals of in Graphics design.
Thanks Thomas for your youtube videos. You are a University for indie developers.
For the whole video I just thought water tower is a giant walking by.
I love it, thanks brush.
I feel like in a way he made the drawing look more lifeless than the source material. BTW the drawing you made in the beginning was better than any drawing I have ever done.
Thank you so much for this video it’s beyond helpful 🙏🏻😮💨 Makes me believe that I can actually make something somewhat decent 😮💨
I'll get in line with the ten other people.... that first sketch.... still a heck of a lot better than what I would have done in that short timespan ... But I do see the problems... now sitting back to watch the rest 🤪🤣
Well.... done... just hit publish 🤪
Hi I just want to thank you about the home alone trailer. 👍🏽 Keep the good work you are awesome. 😎
WHOA. My next game Neversong comes out on Steam MAY 20th! Wishlist now to snag that tasty launch discount :) store.steampowered.com/app/733210/Neversong_formerly_Once_Upon_A_Coma/
"We're going to make this better by only messing with the colors".
*proceeds to drain all colors out entirely except for grey and an ugly orange.*
I liked it a lot more at the start.
The same technik applys for lighter colours just make layer more transparent
Haven't watched your videos since the PewDiePie game, but this was really helpful.
Okay, now I wanna play Ugly Adventure.
You already are. It's your life.
Dud your bad illustration is 10 times better than my best illustration
Thaks for this video . For next video can you show us how to make animated backgraund elements like trees, grass, flovers bending on wind , some water splats maybe a water fall, 2d sunshine effect e.t.c
Thanks, you give me a hope about my wonderful skill of doing crappy art work
Hey Thomas. I doubt you'll see this comment but I have a question, I'm curious as to what size canvas you use to paint the levels? 4096 x 2160 pixels? Also what PPI would be appropriate for such 2d games, does it matter? Would 300 pixels per inch have an impact on performance?
Thank for this!
Wow you are great artist, this is very good art example!!!!!
The quck drawing at the start is better then what I do when I try lmao
Excellent video!
Great demo. Are there any skillshare, udemy or other corses you recommend that go into some of these art techniques more in depth so as to help us work them into a daily workflow of routine?
I actually recommend picking up some books and getting private tutoring - If you can afford it.
Go on linked in, find some artists you like that are in your area and hit them up. You never know what they'll say yes to. I got tutoring from milton j. pool for about $100/mo and even though it was online he set me straight on what to focus on as a beginner.
Honestly this art style is not bad
you are cool man...love your work bro
I think am gonna work with unity's built in solid shapes for life cause that shit is out of my world !!
Wow man thanks for this
3:30 it's not bad it looks good
Right
Hey Thomas, amazing video! Btw, do you mind making some tutorials for photoshop beginners. I'm programmer but whenever I open photoshop, I don't know where to start
Duuuude, that water tower is waaaay to big
I wonder how much Raid has spent on marketing/
hundreds, perhaps billions of dollars.
Much less than they make off of whales.
Ikr I have seen it on every channel I watched
the thing is that they don't pay anyone, they offer share of the sells they will get from your viewers. so they technically can give infinite sponsorships without loosing any money
what ideas have you come up with for your first 3d game so far?
Hi Thomas! Thanks for the video - it greatly illustrates how professional you are. But as a tutorial, I think it is not really good. Sorry :(
I suck at art - and I don't know the theory of opposite colors. Where did you get colors at 4:55? How do I choose the opposite color for my custom one?
Then a bit at 6:00 about saturation also did not make a lot of sense to me. How did you choose that color?
I also did not get a lot of your manipulations with color overlays and Photoshop in general. But that's probably me being stupid.
Damn, game design doesn't look that bad.
the terrible illustration was better than anything I can make
Dude you're a wizard!!!
How did you add layer 19?
i'm seriously impressed
I feel blessed to have watched this