Digital Painting / How it can Improve Your ART!
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I was excited to actually see you using digital art to supplement the painting creation process. I did this when I had a hang up on a painting awhile pack. I was half way through and wasn't sure on my next move, and being a digital arts major I took a picture and then used my drawing screen (screen not tablet) although I've used tablets, to paint it as I would have on canvas and it helped me to finish the painting as I could erase what I didn't like and add what I wanted without touching my real paints. In the end bringing together several photo's digital helped me to create my finished piece. Nothing like canyon water scene which is intimidating might I add.
I highly suggest anyone who hasn't bought a tablet already to consider some of the many screen tablet options out there as they are much cheaper then cinteqs these days. I loved being able to paint directly onto my digital canvas rather then have to move my hand hidden from my eyes. Both can be great but on screen drawing is amazing and by far I think the best tip for any aspiring digital/acrylic/oil painter. I really appreciate your work Andrew and am glad I found you on youtube. Your work is beyond inspiration and makes me jealous each time you paint. I know I'll get there someday but your work really is something else.
I am a digital painter. I work in Corel Painter 2016. I learned by watching natural-media artists such as yourself and applying it to the digital realm. I strive to make my digital art look like classic oil paintings. I design my own brushes and textures which helps me achieve the look I want. Watching you paint has been a true education in brush work.
Andrew, you are seriously amazing, my friend! I actually heard about Skill Share from you first....but I have a young friend from China that posts videos of her young family and I just signed up through her. I hope Skill Share will see that you have directed many to them as well. You are hans down the best Art teacher on You Tube! Miriam is a young Swedish woman that married a young Chinese man 3 years ago. They have an almost two year old and are expecting thier second child in March of 2021! I have so enjoyed meeting people through You Tube! Life is so good in my retirement! Hugs to you and Rachel!
Your digital art skills are incredible for one who isn't that used to digital work! As people already suggested, I would love to see a fully digital painting from you as well in the future - maybe how you apply traditional techniques into the digital platform and such =)
Sponsored content tends to rub me the wrong way. I get itchy when i'm being sold something.
That being said, I'm so happy when an amazing creator like you creates sponsored content, Andrew. I love the idea that you're being paid for something I get FREE access too. Your videos give me little tid-bits (and big tid-bits) that I implement in my process and career consistently. Thank you for all of your awesome videos.
I still b*tch and moan when I hear you advertise something, but deep down inside, I'm grateful for it all.
Actually, I only advertise things that I use and personally believe in. But I appreciate your comments. If I don't use the product, and I don't think its great for others, and it's a bad company with bad ethics, I won't promote it. I used Skillshare in the past, and will again in a heartbeat. It does help me keep the content FREE and these sponsors keep me doing what I do. Thanks very much to each and every one of them!
Wasn't trying to be a debbie downer with my comment, just wanted to share the contrast between how I essentially dislike the sound of an advertisement and how quickly that feeling dissipates knowing that you and a few other creators get your just deserts from good sponsors.
More importantly, I should have made reference to the point you made above, because you made it very clear in this video how you use skillshare and how it benefits you... and not by simply stating it, but by showing it in action. I am convinced that I would benefit a lot from studying with their service, the same way I benefit from studying your videos.
Thank you for your reply, Andrew. Your videos and artwork mean a lot to me.
Great advice...I think many ..even some artists on TH-cam have no idea of "composition," its amazing to me that many don't even know color theory. The beginners don't know and recognize it and follow along. Your advice on always learning...especially self taught is needed. Beginners buy the Edgar Paynes composition book or any one and learn the basics of composition...I see some with two paths..a road ..and a stream...then a fence included ..even a horizontal road within the same going from left to right in the foreground...leading out of the picture...oh I can keep going...
Could not agree more. Most artist have no idea on design and composition. I've been a graphic design and at director for over 25 years.... those skills translate great to the painting world and seem to me what most artist are missing. It's not just about painting a "pretty" picture. They masters are so incredible because of how they captured their viewers.... much much thought and process and even mathematics went into their work. Today, someone picks up a brush and makes a mark and they call themselves artist.
Great to see your latest video, I hope you and Rachel are settled in your new home. This looks amazing, I have never tried photoshop but it is becoming obvious that it needs to be learnt, I'm a coward when it comes to learning something new on computers lol but it looks like it is worth getting out of my comfortable rut and giving it a go. Thank you for sharing.
I'd love to see some digital landscapes paintings!
Done!
@@AndrewTischlerArt we need more of them !!
Hello there I am new to your channel and I love seeing you paint. I'm a digital and traditional artist as well, and I'm trying to get back into practicing my art more and more. I have been working so much over the years that I have left art behind which made me feel a little empty at times. Now I'm working on creating new art and practicing again. In my opinion I don't think you needed that harsh comment about learning Photoshop in "38" minutes. I always think when you learn a new program learn it for what you need it to do, you don't have to know every single detail to produce good work. When I started learning Photoshop over 15 years ago had no one to teach me and I was able to make pretty decent work one my own. As time went by I was able to see what I can do with all the different blending modes that layers can do, how to create brushes, using transform tools etc, and my painting skills got better and better as time went on. Also I feel that everybody has a different learning curve as well, what can take someone years to learn someone else can learn in a shorter span. I loved how your digital painting came out on this video, keep up the wonderful art. I'm so glad I found you on TH-cam, you motivate me to do better.
My favorite artist, keep up the good work Andrew.
Thank you Andrew, I love how you use photoshop. I've used it for years as a layout tool but not to the extent you do. Might give Skillshare a try. JOY
Excellent!
Thank you for sharing! I always felt odd about using Photoshop to collage compositions or to tweak them, but your video helps confirm it's merely another tool!
Your digital painting is extremely good, unbelievable! I would absolutely love to learn how you do it digitally, please consider making more of these videos or even a course :)
Watched three of your videos mate. This was your best. Highlights the importance of learning new skills. Would love to see that Kimberleys inspired digital pic finally re-painted. The digital composition looks great!
If you want to try a more realistic digital painting platform, you cannot go past Corel Painter, formerly fractal painter.
Corel merely purchased this pgm and have added over the years.
It has incredible and nearly realistic systems, rather than just brushes, to emulate most types of medium, from oil paints to fine pencils, even magic markers. They also sell compiled 'brushes' that do amazing fx and tricks, but as a painter, it is far superior to photoshop. It does all PS does and then goes 1000% further. It is also available as a one of purchase, if you dislike the subscription stuff adobe pushes.
How many places have you lived in, I mean your accent has so many different accents in it
What a wonderful teacher Andrew is.
I have been using digital tools for a long time but these are very basic stuff. Thanks for this video.
Hello Andrew, thank you so much for sharing!!!You are the best!
I like your original concept... best!
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its not worse either, just a different take on the subject that artist prefers atm
I'd have to agree with Terry Ernest.
Andrew why you are not uploading more videos on your channel your last video was 1 month old PLEASE DO MORE I LOVE THESE VIDEOS
Hi, thank you for the video ! it would be great if you could make some photoshop tutorials!
Great video, I have tried a little digital, but never worked with enough to be comfortable. I just used photo editors to clean up photos and make a few changes.
This is how I do all my portraits. I sketch them on photoshop and use a projector to project the image onto a canvas that I then trace with pencil. It makes it a lot easier to move things around if you get the composition or proportions wrong, kind of like your portrait video where you had to paint over it to fix the face . In Photoshop you can just move things around without needing to redraw or repaint them all over again
Yeah, not a bad method....BUT I still prefer to draw the images up by hand, and then make corrections by hand. It just feels better. The only issue that could come up with projecting is tracing in any distortion of the image, if the image is not square on. Cheers for the comment. :)
The final works looks much more interesting and dramatically
Ur the best ..wishes from srilankan 🇱🇰
Great video! In PS the possibilities are endless. This is really inspiring, You can play around with levels, gradient maps, and filters, filters, filters.
Andrew, do you recommend using a projector to help sketch out the composition? If so, which one?
No doubt that you are a great painter but I must say that your first attempt was a far better portrayal of the Kimberley coast than the latter one, photo shop or not
Yeah, me, too....liked the original better.
But yet if he painted what we liked it wouldn't be what he envisioned. My neighbor and painter friends do this to me all the time. They look at my works and try to put things into a painting or I should add this and that. I generally hand them the brush and say, there you go, put it in then. That generally stops it.
your videos seem to show you at being successful at almost everything. of course it is an illusion. Would love to see you discuss painting failures...and "fixing" a painting to point of losing it or losing what painting had ...and accepting failure. As well the reality of having to make a lot of bad paintings to get to the success part. Growing and learning. Thanks
tank you Andrew... very nice...
Still waiting for your next Painting...😁😁😁😁😁
Hi! which brush did you use for painting de vegetation?? Can I buy it somewhere? thanks
Shit that painting is. KRAZYYYYY DETAILED WOW
I love this. How do you start painting after your digital painting. I am the opposite I know photoshop painting and i want to paint traditionally with oils on top of the print. Do you knownthe process of how to protect the ink from the oils?
men this video of andrew kind abit improves my painting skills, my professor told me
please can show how to blend in oil painting and what kind of brushes u r using for blend ?
Hey Andrew. First, let me say I have been checking out your vids for quite some time as well as bought all of the digital tutorials you've offered thus far. They have certainly helped me along the way. I have considered myself an artist my whole life, but in different mediums. I am still fairly new to painting since I started within the last 3yrs or so. Even newer to oils since it has only been a year since I started with that medium. Which I enjoy so much. Even though I consider myself a novice painter, I don't think I'm half bad, lol. Somewhat decent I hope.
I am writing though because I have been doing the same technique as well, using photoshop to make my base reference. Though, I don't have the tablet to draw on. So I actually use photoshop for well, manipulating photos. I have close to about 22 or 23 years of photoshop experience using the different versions. I do do both creating reference as well as digital art. I entered one piece in a contest a few years ago and I was disqualified because they didn't think the work was mine, lol. I proved it and ultimately they let me into the contest, but by that point it was too late because no one really got to see what I did. The one thing I will say, and this is from experience on countless times, watch how ambitious you get in photoshop. I am sure you do, but I know it's extremely easy to go very ambitious and then when you go to draw/paint the piece, you have to take a step back because you went crazy in the first step, lol. You've been painting for a lot longer than I so I'm sure it's no biggie for you...I know for me, I still have to go back and "dumb" it down a little bit, lol.
Anyways, fantastic work and I love how you paint. Certainly has helped me quite a bit along my journey. I look forward to your next videos.
Matthew, thanks for the comment, I really appreciate it. But watch how ambitious I get in the beginning? Nope NEVER! I won't keep ambition in check. It's the fuel for the fire. I am using this as a tool to take the image further, and aid the design. But, I do hear you. It's just my philosophy to go hard or go home! Now, if I run into trouble painting, I will just have to suck it up and get better at painting!
I appreciate your comment though, and thanks for your support!
Andrew, lol. Ambitious is always good and it's a great philosophy of go hard or go home. Just when you were talking about being ambitious in photoshop, I started reliving some of my past nightmares that got me into trouble, lol. And get better at painting? You're already halfway decent ;) lol.
In all seriousness, continue with the great work, man. Myself and I'm sure quite a bit of others are looking forward to it.
dunno If I understood that overly long message quite right but what I think he wants to say, keep it painterly, show brush strokes etc (in digital) just like you do in your traditional work :)
Don't go for full realism where it looks like real photography.
And yeah, it would be silly to hold your ambition down :D
Matija, no, that's not what I was saying at all. I was being a smartass about my mistakes in the past about being to ambitious when setting up a reference. Which I'm pretty sure he got, lol. You totally missed the mark, man, lol.
Can we perhaps see a digital painting as opposed to your (still fantastic and amazing) conceptual sketches for your final pieces? Hope this makes sense
In case it doesn't it all looks amazing:)
Sure, you mean a fully fledged digital artwork?
How long did it take to create a composition that you were satisfied with using Photoshop? Isn't that exhausting tinkering on a computer screen for that long? And then how can you even bring yourself to pick up a paintbrush and do it all over again??
Hey Jetproof, I ended up getting really stuck into this one, and I probably have about 30-50 hours invested, I lost track! Also, this is my first proper attempt, following along with what I learned from Skillshare. This is not the "artwork" but a means to an end for me. It's all about the painting.
Golly. He is so good.
Awesome! Where I can found your photoshop brushes?
Amazing Bro 👍👍👍
I like the first one more. Way more realistic
What is the name of the thing your drawing on? And what size is it. I love your teaching thanks so much
All your vids are lovely!
Thanks for sharing!
How many pixels height and width was it when you blew it up scale to paint?
HI Andrew, thanks for this video. I love how you demonstrate all the aspects of how to use the digital side to experiment with aspects of your painting. Can you recommend a tutorial on using the wacomm? This is one thing I haven't been brave enough to try. Also can you please comment on how having 2 screens helps your work. I need to do a computer upgrade and would appreciate your comments before I decide. thanks from Seeleys Bay Canada used to live in Mount Franklin just outside of Daylesford!
Hi again, I found Gabrielle's Photoshop tute and see she also talks about setting up the Wacomm- all good. She's a great teacher, like you, she gets on with it ;-) PS I have been on Skillshare for about 4 months now and totally love it. My needs change over time and Skillshare is still catering and beyond that right now, unlike some other sites I'm using.
all of your videos r very inspirational
Thank you!
I thought I was good at digital painting then I saw this vid... Man I can't believe the result !!! I thought it was photo. And I laugh when I see people getting so much attention with crappy paintings and people like you who are not as popular as them.. It's a shame. Seriously, only 41 000 views ? this should be at least 100 000...
Would you mind sharing the brush pack you used for this landscape or do you think any brushes can work ?
Thanks a lot !
Hey thanks for the comment. I use Grut Brushes, I bought a pack a while ago and I really enjoy using them. :)
@@AndrewTischlerArt which pack specifically?
@@AndrewTischlerArt They have 450 brushes, could you be more specific please? I love your style and want to use the same brushes
This is a particularly good tool if you are working for Pixar animation...however, when you have an initial, brilliant, or inspired idea, the first sketch or strokes of paint are the true expression of the experience. From the moment of this initial encounter with your canvas, every stroke has the possibility of becoming increasingly stale. How many of my own paintings have lost the "buzz" from overworking? More than I can count! ( I Do, however, love your work Andrew. You are truly gifted.)
Bro how did you became so good?
I love your art
Thanks Vishal!
you are an amazing artist Andrew.Is there any particular app that you use to Photoshop and digital painting...
The program is called Photoshop CC.
Thanks Andrew
It's a great tool but I find myself over using it and depending on it far too much. I've had to step away from relying on it. The art can begin to look unreal if the artist isn't careful and strays too far from the reality of the scene.
Digital tools are useful but...as a Painter that has worked in the VFX industry I think this can be a time waste if you don't put some limits to what you do with it, it is possible to spend hours and hours doing digital versions, that you could also do painting and using those same Digital principles but applied to the canvas. Again use the tools but dont get consumed by it. If you are a painter, spend more time on the easel and less on photoshop. Just my humble opinion. I love your work and channel Andrew.
What version of PhotoShop do you use?
Do you have a preferred computer system, and/or stylus/pad combination? I've really only been using my iPad Pro and Apple Pencil to touch up any images I've had concerns with, and even then not really - seriously - using them with my art at this point. Still, watching this particular video has really seemed to touch a nerve in me. One which will hopefully drive me not only to work more in the digital field, but to delve more deeply into my overall oil painting work in general, as well. Hopefully... (!!!)
With a full desktop computer or all-in-one like the mac's tend to be, they save space and provide a much better quality screen and size to work with. The tablets provide a much scaled and pixel dense pad to draw with for finer levels of drawing that can draw light or thick lines based on pressure. You can go so far as to get an external monitor/drawing screen and draw directly onto the screen with the same precision with many various hot keys designed to aid in creation of digital art. An ipad and a stylis will never be the same thing. They do function similar mind you, but they don't have the 2000+ pixel per inch density of a real brand like wacoms do. You would definitely be surprised at how fun they are with that precision.
The iPad Pro with the apple pencil is perfect, I used expensive Wacom tablets with powerful Macs, but completely switched to the iPad. Even though the technical accuracy of expensive Wacom tablets is better, you don't notice it enough in real life, the Apple Pencil is already super precise and you can paint accurately whatever you want, there's nothing more that you need. The upgrade to a "professional" setup is absolutely not worth it, and much less fun to use. The only reason to upgrade would if you HAVE to use desktop software or want a bigger screen, but iOS painting software can handle virtually anything and the 12,9 inch iPad should be more than enough, unless you don't use the zoom function
interesting thanks
is that available in mobile?
Cool.... but why not do this composition planning with initial oil sketches and over painting and changes of the actual artwork? This way you are practicing what you actual want to get better at - oil painting! Being as you are already a great painter I can see this might speed things up (and save expensive paint) but for a beginner like me ....might not my time be spent more efficiently painting?
By the way thanks for the videos they have been most helpful!
its hard to constantly change and overpaint traditionally , you are adding color layer on layer all the time + waiting time to dry
I think the majority of the issues that come up with painting are not material based, but perception based. I think if one could see from the outset the direction that the IMAGE needs to go, then painting becomes the means by which that vision comes to life. It's about exploring an idea first. I think it could help a great many people.
Of course, nothing can replace being able to draw with a pencil, and being able to wield a brush, but in terms of design and layout, this process is super fast and fun! Thanks for your comment! :)
First Andrew thank you for your lessons on youtube, People with all respect to all the artists in the world look at Photoshop as another tool that's all it is look at it as another paint brush a new pencil to help you develop your idea. It has helped me a lot with my composition in my paintings because you can move things around in my thumbnails it saves me time using the layers in adding and removing colors it's just another tool for developing your ideas. Thanks again Andrew!!
do you think you could become a good artist with out sketching or drawing?
so are you saying i can be successful with the skill or no with out the skill
Hello may I ask what kind of drawing tablet do you use or how much did It cost?
Wacom Its Pro II $750 AUD
A master in traditional as well as digital painting. I am amazed :D
Iss very very beautiful
Omg this is insane😭
million like
you are incredible :0
Cool
Ever try anime studio instead of photoshop? its maybe a step or two up in software in my mind.
Hey Bren, I may have to give this a shot. Never heard of it, thanks for the suggestion. :)
Photoshop is made for photos, too many actions required to do things, anime studio, (for me) flows and gives me the same ability as photoshop but in less clicks.
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I've just checked out "Photohack lover" site and I'm sorry that that individual is from the US. I actually don't see any real art on the channel.
Check out manga studio, its also called clip studio in the u.s. It much closer to real paiting than photoshop.
So according to some comments, we shouldn't use modern technology? ie the Wacom Tablet? How about not using projectors, light boards or even light bulbs for that matter. Where does your idea of technology start/stop? How stupid.
I don't think Andrew has "mastered" Photoshop in the way a lot of you think. Photoshop can do tons of stuff. He's pretty much just sketching. A child can learn to use a tablet in no time. And if you've been painting and drawing your whole life, you'll be able to pick up the concept a lot faster like Andrew has done.
Using a table as a tool is a FANTASTIC way to achieve your painting goal. I know, I use one too. Before that I used projectors, the grid system... it just depends on the subject matter for me.
There are many drawing programs out there that'll work just fine for sketching too. You don't need to spend a bunch of $$ on Adobe Photoshop. Adobe is finally losing it's monopoly on these kinds of programs. (Thank God)
Now I have to do both. Because one thing digital art cannot do - is give you the fine smell of Linseed Oil. Mmmmmmm! ;-)
Your mention Gabrielle de ? re skillshare. Can you tell me her full name please. And also what version of photoshop you use. Thanks!
It's now Gabrielle Brickey - I have the latest version via Adobe creative cloud.
Thanks Andrew
Be careful that your painted projects don't just end up looking like renderings of your digital work.
Much like obvious CGI can ruin movies.
Longest skillset add I ever seen .
so from now on is the add always going to be longer than the actual content? Or is this just a one off let's make skill whatever feel good and give you money? Typically your videos or pretty good. Have a great day.
I genuinely learned from the lessons on Skillshare. They sponsored the video. I was happy to make it and I still stand by it. I might even do another one. Sorry if this offended you. Please enjoy the rest of my free content.
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those paint shop programs are very very difficult to operate.
All considering Photoshop, Corel Painter, and many others have all been around for 20+ years. Their interfaces have all stayed fairly consistent. It's no more difficult then getting onto the internet and browsing Facebook for the first time. And using a pen tablet although an extra piece of hardware, makes it seem like there is no disconnect between you and the software you are using because no one uses a mouse for digital art. It truly is much easier then you'd imagine.
No thanks,
Amazing work, but i think that isnt paint. that is an artificial paint. You are a great artist, but when you use fotoshop makes me fell a little disappointed. Sorry for my english.
you cannot be an expert in 38 minutes in Photoshop, I hate people who lie to people so they can make money.
I didn't say I was an expert... I said "reasonably proficient". Thanks for the comment, and for calling me a liar to make money. I am glad other people actually listened and appreciated the video, it's about learning a new skill. That's it. Have a nice day.
When you already know how to draw and paint it is relatively easier to pick up on a new tool (like photoshop, marker or whatever ) so in 40 minutes with a good teacher or tutorial or just experimenting you can get quite a good result. You don't have to know everything about photoshop to be an expert on painting with it. Just like you don't have to know everything about your pen to be a writer. Don't mind harsh comments Andrew, you have a lot of good staff here. And this digital painting looks amazing!
yes your ad does, you advertise for "some tutorial site that claims its possible to be a master at digital art in 38 minutes, you said you got your skills from the tutorial site which insinuates you learned all that you know in under 38 minutes. let me be frank its 100x times harder to draw or digitally paint in Photoshop it takes years of practice to master the digital world, I am an expert in the digital painting industry and trust that it didn't take me 38 minutes try over 15 years. You need very expensive equipment and a computer that has specs in the price range of 2-8 grand.
I went to college and have a masters degree in digital art @agate banska on top of that i have over 15 years experience. I have been drawing since i could walk and it is not as easy as you claim. Everyone thinks that until they actually experience it.
So if I give you now some new tool that you haven't use like watercolor or oil or blender it takes you 15 more years to learn??
I have enjoyed your artistic skills but don't buy into the digital world, it's not art, how did the old master ever survive without this form of digital manipulation, sorry time for me to unsubscribe. I prefer the skills of the artist ...not technical interpretation
Bye bye Finn!
Finn Walton Remember, water color was once seen as not a legitimate form of art. Art programs are just a tool and if you don't have the skill, you're paintings will not look good.
This is great, I don't know why anyone would have a problem with it. The old masters used all of the tools at their disposal and a team of apprentices to creat masterpieces on an industrial scale. Tools don't make art, they just help the artist to be more creative. Great videos Andrew, keep 'em coming!
Thanks Adrian, I lacked the words to express that sentiment, but I'm with you brother!
There's always been a segment of artists, and I suppose human nature, saying do something a certain way or it's not legitimate. Norman Rockwell used photography extensively when it came along in his day, and he wrestled with whether it was "cheating" but he decided it made him better. I've never had an opportunity to use today's digital tools. Andrew, I was amazed in this video at your final digital image! I'd love to see a side-by-side comparison of a digital image and a final painting. Are they different? Does it matter if they're not different? Obviously you created both, just different mediums. Does the consumer prefer one more than the other? You clearly put your heart and soul into your art and your teaching. Your skill plus your attitude is the spark that inspires me. I plan to purchase my first tutorial from you soon! Thanks Andrew!