Let's Paint A Study (For Beginners) - Digital Painting Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- In this excerpt from Cinematic Design, you will learn how to paint any reference or picture that you see, and become so much better at art because of it.
Creating studies is my absolute favorite way of improving at art.
Try it out!
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Aw! I'm so bummed I missed this challenge! I loved seeing all the beautiful submissions and helpful feedback #lifehappens >< I hope you create more challenges like this in the future! :D
Using google maps to find interesting reference images is such a cool idea I'd probably never have thought of myself. Thanks for sharing it!
There's a website called mapcrunch that picks a random street view for you. There's also a Facebook group for this called virtual plen air where you can post the results
Keep it going Walid, you're the person who made me get into digital painting, and i wanna thank you for that
I must say it’s great to see you back uploading regularly Walid!
Happy to hear you enjoy! :)
Walid Feghali ofcourse! 😄
- Walid: "How's going Artists"
- Me: *tear in eyes* "You're the second person to call me that after my mother :'] "
Glad you posted this! It's been difficult finding someone, especially a well known artist, who uses Google Maps as inspiration for landscapes and how to properly approach this process. Perfect timing for the upload too
This looks quite simple (although I’m aware it comes with practice). I’ve been looking at how to practice landscape paintings to transition towards creating my own and this definitely shows me how. Thank you 😊
Absolutely brilliant. I came accros this in Covid lockdown and absolutely captured my mind, now im back at work and all i do is watch you for therapy. How sad a world i need to work 12 hour days just to stay afloat. Love what you do bro....... keep it going .!!!
Artist at play !!
these videos are absolute gems thank you
Nice toturials of landscape with reference and thank you to giving ideas on digital painting
Nice content walid. Thanks for the great tutorials 🤗
This is so beautiful!!!
can't hit the like button enough. wonderful, thank you! :)
5 minutes into the video, it was already lookin good!
Thank you for these, i find these so useful
You make it look so simple.
Nice work! That's cool!
Amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing
Lovely to see
Wow... Nice landscape bro.. i like that..
Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻❤
It is a great place to live.
Great road tip!
Thank you!!!!!!! 👌💙
Okay now I need te course!
For some reason I refrain from using references when I absolutely shouldn't
What are your thoughts on 2D artists using 3D tools like Blender, Unreal, etc. for composition?
Hey you said quite a while back that you would do a video with your settings for the concept brush pack. Is that still on the radar? Would love to follow along but I can't get the same effect in my photoshop.
Sure thing! W.
Enjoyed watching and learning more of your technique, Please could you explain how you display the subject manner at PS and also have the canvas displayed at the same screen please?
John Jowitt Make a canvas that is double the size of what you need and then paste the reference image on one half of the space?
@@ayaneagano6059 #thanks , simple when you know how, I suppose a pasted PSD would be best.
Perfection
Thank you :)
@@WalidFeghali in the case you would want to do something like this again, you can try to do a study of an urban area, with a lot of details :) maybe even Rio/Bangladesh/Tokyo types of streets, or maybe Russian 'post-apocalyptic' urban scapes :D. I really find those hard to study xD
@@Shantykoff I second this! Some studies feel easier than others xD
Master Walid? How to download that coolorus plug-in in CS6? I'm not a CC member.
You use surprisingly small canvases... usually I use 4K minimum (I’m referring to that your painting without the reference is 2000).
Do you use small canvases for more “finished” artwork too? Is that okay?
What canvas size is generally required/desired in a professional work environment?
It can depend on what you want to do with the art once it's finished. There aren't really any rules on what size to use, but if you are going to be posting your art professionally, I think 3k or 4k is a good minimum. If you ever plan to print your art and sell it, you especially want the biggest canvas your computer can handle without lagging or crashing (and make sure you are set to 300 dpi as well). A smaller canvas is fine for studies or sketches I think, and I've even seen some artists create a rough sketch of their painting using a very small canvas, and then resizing it to 4k before the "official" painting begins.
My main problem is not knowing which brush to use and which ones NOT to use. Could you explain that to me?
do some experiments with the brushes your own. you will also learn new way to paint things. dont be afraid, just do it. besta luck
I'll explain this in a future video :) W
Brushes dont really matter but the settings are very important. They cant be 100% opacity because you wont be able to layer them and if you are doing line art and sketching pressure sensitivity will help a lot.
for me at least, its hard to follow along when you use so many different brushes, some I can't find on my program
I saw how to paint beautiful undies in the thumbnail
Hahahah
is it okay to know paint digitally but dont know how to paint traditionaly of canvas? because i know about digital painting but i dont know how to paint in oil or watercolor
It is ok, but practicing traditional will really help improve your digital work.
@@CullensArtBox oh ok but i really didin't have a kanvas so i dint know what i will use for traditional paint
@@vincentyusan5228 well if you use acrylic, watercolor or gouache you can use paper.
@@CullensArtBox oh ok sure thx for the suggestion you giving to me
@@vincentyusan5228 no problem, there is special paper for water color and gouache that you might want to look into.
they're gonna go to your house by the google map location of yours.
Hello !
Hello Kento!
This is labled "for beginners" but as a beginner myself, I don't follow this at all.
It's entertaining to watch, but it would be nice if you slowed down a bit and explained your decisions more.
Hey Kuma! Sorry to hear that, let me know what might be tough to follow along with. I'd love to help :) Best, W.