@@alpha8here yes, at some point! I had to choose one of the two sets for this video, it would have been too long and complicated to cover both in one tutorial.
Hey, Alpha! Just wanted to let you know that I saw your comment in my pixel art video through my notifications, but for some weird reason that I can't figure out, I can't see your comment once I open the video and I'm unable to reply you there :/
Love this!!! I thought u could also add some roots coming from the tree going back into the earth etc also the shadows from the branches/leaves could be thrown on the ground?
Thank you! You could do all that, but it depends. In animation, one of the main things a background artist needs to have in consideration is staging. That means having into account where the characters are going to be placed, and what are their actions. The main job of a background artist is to serve the story the best they can, so you need to make sure that the background is clear and not distracting. If I added those roots or too complicated shadows in the ground it could quickly get too distracting and deviate the attention from the character. That’s why I opted for a clear area around where the character was going to be, and a soft light that also generates soft shadows in the scene. At the end it’s up to you and how you want to help tell the story.
my thing is utilizing color to make art like this- becahse i feel i can make a piece by breaking into shapes but then it doesnt look pleasing by lack of cooperating colors, shading, etc
Try focusing on one thing at a time. Define all the shapes first on separate layers using different colors just to differentiate them, and once you have all the elements blocked out, focus on choosing appealing colors
Thank you very much for brushes and wonderful tutorials!
@@GabbyToon 🥰✨
What a very helpful detailed video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us :))
Thank you so much for your kindness and support!
oh my god you're such a genius I'm feeling so motivated to make art again after a long time of taking a break 💕
Thank you Nina! 😊✨🙏
YAAAAAY!!!! Thank you so much, Manero! I'm really looking forward to more videos from you!
There you go, friend :) I hope you like it!
@@IttaiManero Yeah, it's really good! would you also tackle BG design using the watercolor experience too?
@@alpha8here yes, at some point! I had to choose one of the two sets for this video, it would have been too long and complicated to cover both in one tutorial.
@@IttaiManero Cool! I'll be looking forward to it then :D
Hey, Alpha! Just wanted to let you know that I saw your comment in my pixel art video through my notifications, but for some weird reason that I can't figure out, I can't see your comment once I open the video and I'm unable to reply you there :/
Great job! Thanks for sharing your workflow.
Thank you! 😊✨
You make this look easy ! hehe
THanks for all this information ! :D
Thank you! 😊
Love this!!! I thought u could also add some roots coming from the tree going back into the earth etc also the shadows from the branches/leaves could be thrown on the ground?
Thank you! You could do all that, but it depends. In animation, one of the main things a background artist needs to have in consideration is staging. That means having into account where the characters are going to be placed, and what are their actions. The main job of a background artist is to serve the story the best they can, so you need to make sure that the background is clear and not distracting. If I added those roots or too complicated shadows in the ground it could quickly get too distracting and deviate the attention from the character. That’s why I opted for a clear area around where the character was going to be, and a soft light that also generates soft shadows in the scene. At the end it’s up to you and how you want to help tell the story.
@@IttaiManero great explanation, thank you!
Awesome work thank you!
😊❤️
my thing is utilizing color to make art like this- becahse i feel i can make a piece by breaking into shapes but then it doesnt look pleasing by lack of cooperating colors, shading, etc
Try focusing on one thing at a time. Define all the shapes first on separate layers using different colors just to differentiate them, and once you have all the elements blocked out, focus on choosing appealing colors
@@IttaiManero ok, thank you for your wednesday
Man…this looks overwhelming. But thanks for the knowledge
Sorry! Doing my best. Thank you for watching and commenting 😊
Guys, I just found procreate Bob ross
🤣😄