@@VictorStaris Hey, can you please tell me what brush do you use at 0:53 ? I can't seem to find it and I want to follow along your tutorials but it's hard without that brush.
You are a super professional person as well as having a fair eloquence in being able to teach us this beautiful digital art; I would like to know if you can put substitutes in Spanish for me to learn. God bless you, and may the love of Jesus Christ always fill you and your home. Greetings from Nebraska.
Do you have any advice on choosing the right references and choosing the general mood of the artwork? I've been working on my personal IP for a while, but I find myself just overwhelmed as my references rarely actually help with my artwork except for dictating some shapes (for props etc). Also, would love to see a video on kind of natural indoor situation, such as caves!
Thanks for another great video, Victor. Question: any tips regarding hard digital looking edges when using the lasso tool to cut out shapes? Like what causes them and what can you do to fix them? Maybe something for another video. Also, I shared your video on my art Discord. Love your work!
Thank you so much queldar! Ok, so there are a few ways to get rid of edges that look like cut-outs. One, you could use the smudge tool here and there, not too much but in some places to give more variation to the edges. Second would be to create a lost edge, by blending the value of the shape you have with the background in some places, this will create a lost edge and give it a more painterly look, also serve the composition if you place it properly. Creating lost edges creates some sort of passages for the eye to travel within the image, so yeah, give it a try. Thanks again for you support, and let me know how's it going!
Hi victor... That was some art man Hey, can you give me some idea about coloring I always messed up with the coloring these type of concept art...and my artwork turned out kinda dead...But I want some lively piece like you... Thank you
Hey there, I have a Wacom Intuos M and a Cintiq 24, I use both time to time. Just in case there are similar alternatives like Huion or XpPen, they are a bit cheaper and bring the same functions almost.
I can sketch out an idea and drop flat colors; however, my issue stems from the details and how to match the color mood. When you create the sky and drop the same kind of color onto the objects, are you changing the layer settings?
Hey. There are a lot of videos out there about concept art and colouring them But none actually talk about the color part. There a hundreds of different tints of green, how do I know what to choose? How do I know what color of green I should have for sunny grass. And if it gets into the shadows, which color should I switch to then? Everyone is always talking about "just filling it in with some value" and other floaty terms that mean absolutely nothing to me I know how to draw perspective, I know how light works. Just don't know which color to choose, how saturated, how dark, how much blue I should add. A video talking about that specifically would be really nice
Hey how's it going! So I found that neither of these worked for me, and I simply assigned different hotkeys for the brush size closer to my hand. I use "F" and "G" for lower brush size and bigger brush size and I hit them with my middle finger, index finger is on "B" brush tool, and ring finger is on "E" the eraser. Something like this basically. I find it easier to control brush size than with the alt-right click, but I figure its a matter of preference in the end. Thanks so much for watching!
Hi Sway! Thanks for watching! I mostly use two types, either a wacom cintiq 24 pro like in this video, or a wacom intuos medium. I was mostly used to work on a basic graphic tablet like intuos for the longest time. Switched to cintiq to pursue a bit of line drawing and sketching, but honestly for some tasks a simple graphic tablet without screen is better.
Hey Oof, thanks for watching! Yeah sure, I guess a few would be to start first with broader and bigger brushstrokes, up until you kind of get a feel of the mood and direction. Especially keep your strokes bigger in the foreground and as you reach further in the background you can make them smaller. Try to be economical and don't doodle too much in one place, especially when you don't know how to solve an area, this might cause a slight messy look. Better to move to a different area in the image and comeback later. Don't forget about edge control and contrast in you focal point! These are just a few, hope it helps!
Hey Everyone! Thank you so much for watching! There is a free link for some of my most used brushes in the description.
Your brushes also work in clip studio paint btw
@@muzzle6372 Awesome, I completely forgot about Clip, thanks!
@@VictorStaris Hey, can you please tell me what brush do you use at 0:53 ? I can't seem to find it and I want to follow along your tutorials but it's hard without that brush.
You are a super professional person as well as having a fair eloquence in being able to teach us this beautiful digital art; I would like to know if you can put substitutes in Spanish for me to learn. God bless you, and may the love of Jesus Christ always fill you and your home. Greetings from Nebraska.
Do you have any advice on choosing the right references and choosing the general mood of the artwork? I've been working on my personal IP for a while, but I find myself just overwhelmed as my references rarely actually help with my artwork except for dictating some shapes (for props etc). Also, would love to see a video on kind of natural indoor situation, such as caves!
You explained really well and the whole process is clear. Love this kind of concept art.
The Quality is getting so good in these videos. Love them.
Hey Jordan how's it going! This time I tried blabbing about something throughout the whole video :D Thanks for stopping by, glad you like the vid!
This video is amazing! You're a very talented artist and this is a great tutorial
Just wanted to thank you for the video + the free brushes! Very useful!
Thanks for your video and free brushes! Greate work!
Thank you very much Victor! Much appreciated; your insights and sharing!
I am really glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for stopping by
Thank you for the great tips and brushes! This really helped me make some landscapes for my story!✨
a joy to watch
Thank you! Very inspiring and helpful as always!
Thank you Yevhenii! Glad you like it!
Thank you so much aha!! I was struggling trying to make concept art for my portfolio 😁
Thanks for another great video, Victor. Question: any tips regarding hard digital looking edges when using the lasso tool to cut out shapes? Like what causes them and what can you do to fix them? Maybe something for another video. Also, I shared your video on my art Discord. Love your work!
Thank you so much queldar! Ok, so there are a few ways to get rid of edges that look like cut-outs. One, you could use the smudge tool here and there, not too much but in some places to give more variation to the edges. Second would be to create a lost edge, by blending the value of the shape you have with the background in some places, this will create a lost edge and give it a more painterly look, also serve the composition if you place it properly. Creating lost edges creates some sort of passages for the eye to travel within the image, so yeah, give it a try. Thanks again for you support, and let me know how's it going!
Amazin tutorial thank you very much! ♥️
thank you very much sir.lovely video sir
If the universe is infinite, then factually, there is a place out there just like this on some other world.
👏👏👏 great video!
tanks you so much about the free pack brush ^^
You're welcome Amélia! Glad you like it!
love your works plz talk about color in next video and textures
Thanks so much! Yeah, will try to cover that in the future for sure
Amazing work 👍
Thank you!
Hi victor...
That was some art man
Hey, can you give me some idea about coloring
I always messed up with the coloring these type of concept art...and my artwork turned out kinda dead...But I want some lively piece like you...
Thank you
thank you so much
wow, cool
I'm glad to see our channel as well😊
Me encantó. Like y gracias
fantastic !!!
Thank you khai!
thanks
What brush did you use for blocking in the shapes and for shading?
Thanks for this very useful video! One question: what sketchpad are you using? Thanks!
Hey there, I have a Wacom Intuos M and a Cintiq 24, I use both time to time. Just in case there are similar alternatives like Huion or XpPen, they are a bit cheaper and bring the same functions almost.
@@VictorStaris Hey, thanks for the answer! I just purchased the Wacom Intuos 5 and I find it very functional. At least for a beginner.
It looks gorgeous, but if you hadn't say out loud it was a castle I would still believing it's just an interesting rock formation.
Hey there, thanks for watching! You are probably right, I guess I should've said castle ruins :)
there is not all your brush on the free pack :( can you make one with all the brush you used for this concept or a few ? :)
Witch software is this .I'm also want to do it.
I can sketch out an idea and drop flat colors; however, my issue stems from the details and how to match the color mood. When you create the sky and drop the same kind of color onto the objects, are you changing the layer settings?
The instagram is die. Do you have any social page that I can follow? Love your art so much.
thank you for brushes
how do you just paint the link on the shapees but the paint doesn’t spill over the edges of the shapes
Hey. There are a lot of videos out there about concept art and colouring them
But none actually talk about the color part.
There a hundreds of different tints of green, how do I know what to choose?
How do I know what color of green I should have for sunny grass. And if it gets into the shadows, which color should I switch to then?
Everyone is always talking about "just filling it in with some value" and other floaty terms that mean absolutely nothing to me
I know how to draw perspective, I know how light works. Just don't know which color to choose, how saturated, how dark, how much blue I should add.
A video talking about that specifically would be really nice
Brush Plz Give Link. 💎
Victor:"you can download the brush they are free down in the disc"
Me who is drawing on phone.
*The Pain*
Hey Sahiru! It is still cool that you are practicing art, even on the phone. Thanks for checking the vid man!
@@VictorStaris I mean i can't leave helpful videos like this,
As it's possible to pratice what you told to do on phone.
Thanks!
Hello, sir how many years of experience does it take to be a concept artist?
Great video again Victor! Just a quick question, what is the first song used in the video?
Hey AVG, how's it going! I am using epidemicsound and I think this song is called, nothanks by Valium, if I remember correctly.
@@VictorStaris Ah thanks!
How do pro's change their brush size? Do they use the bracket shortcuts or the Alt + right click shortcut?
Hey how's it going! So I found that neither of these worked for me, and I simply assigned different hotkeys for the brush size closer to my hand. I use "F" and "G" for lower brush size and bigger brush size and I hit them with my middle finger, index finger is on "B" brush tool, and ring finger is on "E" the eraser. Something like this basically. I find it easier to control brush size than with the alt-right click, but I figure its a matter of preference in the end. Thanks so much for watching!
@@VictorStaris Very interesting, I'll have to give it a try, thanks for your response!
Do these brushes work in procreate?
What kind of graphic tablet do you use?
Hi Sway! Thanks for watching! I mostly use two types, either a wacom cintiq 24 pro like in this video, or a wacom intuos medium. I was mostly used to work on a basic graphic tablet like intuos for the longest time. Switched to cintiq to pursue a bit of line drawing and sketching, but honestly for some tasks a simple graphic tablet without screen is better.
How to choose the right colour?
how to download your brush set please tell me
Which app are you using in the video?
Any tips for brushwork
Hey Oof, thanks for watching! Yeah sure, I guess a few would be to start first with broader and bigger brushstrokes, up until you kind of get a feel of the mood and direction. Especially keep your strokes bigger in the foreground and as you reach further in the background you can make them smaller. Try to be economical and don't doodle too much in one place, especially when you don't know how to solve an area, this might cause a slight messy look. Better to move to a different area in the image and comeback later. Don't forget about edge control and contrast in you focal point! These are just a few, hope it helps!
:)
Hey Piorunek, how's it going!