Painting Carmy in the style of J.C. Leyendecker | Step by step Tutorial using Artrage Vitae
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- Watch me create a modern-day Capriccio (mash-up) portrait of Carmy from the amazing TV show The Bear in the style and world of painter J.C. Leyendecker. Why? Because I love both these things and my client work often asks me to merge figures into historical settings or in whimsical ways and I thought I'd show you my work process and how to achieve this look using the fantastic digital art program Artrage Vitae on my Surface Studio 2 PC. You'll learn canvas set up, sketching tips, and transforming objects to make a coherent composition, blocking in colour and fine detail using the paint brush and palette knife along with a little history and chat along the way. I hope you enjoy and please do ask any questions in the comments section. More videos coming soon but if you have any requests do shout!
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“It’s a bit messy at this stage” meanwhile it’s the cleanest line work I’ve ever seen 😂
😂😂 thank you!
@philgallowaydraws you want messy, my line art shares a certain likeness to a black hole 😅 I've all but given up on line art and just jump right into painting the piece lol, lines give me too much desire to draw details
@@umbreoniteUwU hahah you're right, they do constrain the artist a bit to stay within the guides. For this illustration it works but I love going rogue myself and splashing the paint on and seeing where we get to. Will make videos using that alla prima approach too soon. Thanks again and good luck with your art!👍
It blew my mind that Leyendecker inspired Norman Rockwell. I hadn't even heard of him before, but one look at his art and I immediately understood why he's been such an influential artist. Great job in emulating his style!
Thank you so much! Yup, you can definitely see his influence all through Rockwell's work, both awesome artists I love.
Leyendecker was huge until about 1940. He created the "Arrow Collar Man" which was such a popular figure that women wrote letters to Leyendecker offering marriage to the model, unaware that it was Charles Beach, his boyfriend. he had an older brother who also worked in the same style. His brother became a heroin addict and killed himself.
@@fritzmasten7675 I knew his brother was an artist but never knew the sad ending. Fantastic fact about the ladies sending letters!
Leyendecker is my favorite artist. The first time I saw his work I was so captivated by his techniques! I really feel like he’s an artist’s artist, and once a painter or illustrator sees his work it’s transformative.
I totally agree, he's been one of my favourites for years. Not enough people know of him, hopefully this video can help amend that a little and I hope I did his style justice!
the fact that this is the bear fanart makes it even more enjoyable hahah thank you!!!
Thank you glad you liked it. I loved The Bear, so had to do something connected. May come back and do more in the future, especially when season 3 rolls around!🙌
For those looking to make the leap from traditional to digital, and are a bit perplexed by the terms that programs like Photoshop uses ( I know I was, anyways), ArtRage is wonderful in that it uses terms more familiar to a traditional artist. Highly recommend, super easy to jump right in on and use, and also amazingly robust when it comes to creating your own brushes and stencils. Great work Phil, absolutely nailed the Leyendecker look, and a spot on likeness of Carmy!
Thank you so much, lovely to hear! Totally agree with you about Artrage, great gateway into digital art. Simple to learn and use basic tools but enough depth to really refine for the more heavy/ professional user too. Still feels the most intuitive and natural using the oil paint out of all the digital art programs out there. Looking forward to future updates. Thanks again and cheers for watching! 🙌
I’m an illustrator and study great illustrators’ styles and techniques. To this day, Leyendecker’s complete discipline of his own style is gobsmacking to me.
I agree, effortlessly unique. An often overlooked master for sure! Thanks for watching 🙌
I lost my love for painting and digital painting a while ago. I just wasn't doing as well as I wanted with it and felt I was making no progress. Watching you paint this just reminded me that when I started painting it was for fun. It was not worrying about the right colours at the moment and getting it right the first time, cause it meant I could try it again.
Thank you for posting this.
This is genuinely lovely to hear thank you. So glad the videos helped, I do hope you keep painting and creating, there's an old saying "Man suffers only because he
takes seriously what the gods made for fun." Good luck and keep it fun!
Leyendecker has been my North Star my whole life. Thanks for this! A real Neo-Impressionist in the way he handled Form.
Thanks for watching! Leyendecker is phenomenal, I want everyone to know his work 👍
holy heck I can't believe art rage still exist! I remember using it briefly when I was 14 back in 2004. Happy to see it still being a thing, we can never have too many art programs! :)
Very true, more the merrier! Many thanks for watching, more Artrage videos coming soon.
Incredibly cool that TH-cam suggested your video right as I wanted to study Leyendecker's style! Lovely tutorial by the way, your art is gorgeous!
Amazing, a nice stroke of luck and good timing! Many thanks for your kind comments, glad you liked the tutorial!
The algorithm is on point! Sometimes...
From the start till the end of this video, I was expecting to see a few thousand likes and a few hundred comments, but to my surprise there wasnt as many! The quality and guidance of this video was spectacular, I truly dont know how this isn't more viral. Thank you for the great video!
Thank you so much, that is truly lovely to hear. Small steps as I grow the channel but hopefully the numbers will rise as I make more content. Thanks again 🙌👍
@@philgallowaydraws No doubt that growth will come soon! I hope it’s not too quick to request something like this but it would be awesome to learn how you draw proportions of heads and faces so well and accurately! You just made it look so effortless!
@@cortlee6886 Thank you! Yup, definitely will try and do a video dealing with this. I'm not one for the shape and form techniques you see on TH-cam as I grew up learning to draw by just copying cartoons, paintings and people so not sure how much I can help but I'll definitely make something on this topic in the future.
@@philgallowaydraws Judging from this video alone, whatever you do with that topic is sure to be incredibly insightful! Thank you for sharing your talent with the world!
Unbelievably impressive. Congrats.
Thank you so much, lovely to hear. Cheers for watching!🙌👍
After 6 years you come out with this banger?!?! Incredible!! I am looking forward to similar tutorials, you are a phenomenal teacher and artist. Thank you for the detailed and thorough breakdown, I love longer format videos like this that do justice to complex topics
Hahaha It's been too long and I've missed making videos so I'm definitely back this time and making more long format videos like this in between my daily client work. So lovely to hear you like it, thank you!
Just found your account and I love what you draw here! I can't wait to see more of your videos!
Thank you! Let me know if there's anything in particular you'd like to see. Planning lots of varied tutorials and art videos.
Absolutely brilliant! I'm so happy I discovered your channel
Thank you!! Amazing to hear 🙌
Great tutorial and demonstration. I love how cozy this video felt. Learned a lot too!!
Thank you that's great to hear! Glad to know you thought it was cozy!
A very relaxed and comfortable video. I love how you explain every step.
Ahh that's lovely to hear, I'm not one for fast crazy TH-cam videos especially for art so means a lot to hear thank you 🙌
Needless to say I am subbing immediately! This was wonderful from start to finish and I'd never even heard of Artrage until now. I'll check it out and def stay tuned to your channel to see what you've gone in store next. Amazing work!
Amazing to hear thank you so much!🙌
This was excellent! I would love to see more videos like this!
Very kind to say thank you! More coming soon, some different tutorials but definitely more mashups like this one too.
This is absolutely incredible! I'm so impressed and excited to see more of what you do. 🤩
Ahh that's lovely to hear thank you! More videos coming soon, client work has got in the way a bit this last week or so!😂 Check out some of my other ones to tide you over 👍
i absolutely adore leyendecker’s work! i do historical costume recreation, and i’ve got several of his illustrations up on my wall as long-standing friends and inspirations (the rococo gent from the 1930 Easter cover, with the poodle, is in pride of place. the lace and cloth-of-gold both detailed with such care!). it’s a delight to see you tackle the style with a contemporary subject!
Thank you so much, I know the Easter cover, and you are so right, the lace is unbelievable! 🙌
This is such a good idea, executed really well. really cool! praise the algorithm for bringing me your video!
Ahh that's great to hear! Seems to be quite a popular video idea so will definitely be doing more for different artists etc. Glad the algorithm brought you too! Many thanks
So glad this video was recommended to me! I love how you brought us a nice little history lesson as well, something I always appreciate. Instant subscriber here. From one artist to another - well done! I can't wait to see your future work! 😊
That's lovely to hear thank you so much! Yup got to have a bit of art history in there, my old tutors would kill me if I didn't! Thanks for the subscribe and kind words.
ArtRage was the first digital program I ever started with, all the way back in 2011. Seeing its layout gave me huge nostalgia
Apart from Fresh Paint it was my first too! Yup still rocking the old school vibes in the layout.
Jeremy's gorgeous arms are so well suited to this style
i love this so much really inspired me to try this style of painting
Thank you so much, definitely check out more of Leyendecker he's an absolute master and a great artist to learn techniques from. Good luck!
what a masterful stroke! you are excellent.
Too kind sir many thanks!🙌
I have so much to learn. Your artestry is so beautiful Sir!
Thank you so much, lovely to hear. Hope I can help along the way.
Probably the best art process video I’ve seen on TH-cam right here~. Not only do I get you see you make something amazing, I also got learn a bit about Leyendecker! I’ve seen so many folks inspired by his paintings and style that all that love brushed on to me. But it’s also really inspiring to hear about his life, which is something a lot of folks here on TH-cam don’t mention in their studies of his art. Like I didn’t know he also loved art nouveau and Mucha! Love Alphonse’s art as well! It’s funny how we as 21st centurion artists can have so much in common with our idols and never know it!
This is genuinely lovely to hear! It had been a while since I'd made a TH-cam video so am blown away by the response. The feedback means a lot, will be making a new video next week and possibly another mash-up if I get time. So glad you liked the format, cheers again!🙌
this is an awesome painting style, i'm really excited to try it out! the way you sketched the image and then imposed the head on top was incredible to me, i'll definitely have to try that in the future
Ahh that's great to hear, let me know how you get on as it's a fun process splicing two figures together. Thanks again!
I've been looking for something like this for so long omg thank you 😭
You're very welcome, glad it was what you were looking for. Lots more coming soon.
Great work! And I love Leyendecker! I'm going to watch some of your other videos now ;)
Thank you, lovely to hear! Hope you enjoy them too, let me know if you'd like to see anything in particular in future videos. New one dropping very soon hopefully 👍
I finally found someone who's closer to my natural style!!
Great to hear! Thanks for watching
Brilliant this Phil! Looking forward to seeing more soon.
Ahh cheers Dave! Yup more coming soon, got a bit of work on this week but hopefully something new after that. Thanks again mate! 🙌
the perfect video no exis....wait, artrage + Norman Rockwell + tutorial!!! OMG!
Many thanks! It's JC Leyendecker, but I will do a Rockwell one soon too as I love him!
Great example on how to study an artist or style. I would like to see this same concept done with other great illustrators like NC Wyeth or Rockwell. Insane work, well done!
Thank you so much, lovely to hear. I'll definitely do similar videos in the future.
Love it!!! 😍😍 I would like to try this style some day..!
Thank you! Give it a go and let me know how you get on 👍
I loved your interpretation of Layendecker’s style. I’m currently studying his paintings-digitally as well and unlike other studies I did before, Layendecker’s have been the most joyful and interesting to paint! I never knew Norman Rockwell was inspired by him,, it makes sense though. I’ve always mixed up their artworks. Great job, again, you earned a new subscriber.
Ahh that's great to hear and thanks for the subscribe. He is definitely fun and interesting to paint!
Literally my dream art style ❤
I love it too!!
so glad I found your channel. Enjoyed your process and it was refreshing to see you using Art rage instead of other industry standard programs. You're also making me consider a surface vs a wacom. Cheers!
Thank you so much! I like other art programs but always think to use Artrage first for client work as the paint just works! Oof tough decision, I couldn't get on with a wacom and loved the surfaces from the early days but both great machines! Good luck and cheers again 👍
Que rosto forte vc tem e que mãos lindas
e seu trabalho é ótimo, claro!
Many thanks!🙌
Thanks you it was a nice video!
You're very welcome, thanks for watching!🙌👍
For the longest I've been wondering who this artist was since I've mostly only seen their work on Pinterest; I'm so glad to come across this!! Thank you!
You're very welcome, glad it could help! Many thanks
you captured the style completely. i'll be subbing for more of your videos. :)
Ahh that's great to hear, many thanks! New videos coming soon 🙌
Enjoyed this video. Thank you.
Fantastic to hear thank you!!🙌
Wow! Really amazing!
Many thanks!
I had no idea 'Capriccio' was the name for this style I've admire fantasy style illustration art for years!! Great video!! ☺
Many thanks, the term is more commonly known for architecture but it did start to merge into fantastical merging of people and scenes. This may be a loose representation of it but it was fun and lovely to hear people are liking it. I think I'll do more! Thanks again
Muito bom!! Amei!!
Huge thanks!!
Thanks ,GREAT 🖼️
Thank you!
Beautiful job!
Thank you so much!🙌
I would love your drawing as a print!! it’s so pretty :)
Thank you! I may well do a print run of it some day, keep an eye on my website in case it happens👍
ok that is beautiful
Thank you so much!🙌
Yes please do continue to make more Artrage tutorials. There aren't a ton of good, professional quality illustration tutorials using Artrage on YT. Great result btw.
Will do! Many thanks for watching🙌
Finally! It's so hard to find Artrage tutorials!
Ahh glad I could help! Lots more Artrage videos coming soon for sure. Thanks for watching!🙌
Uwwwaaaaaaaah i didn't know such a magnificient program existed! I had so many oroblems finding a adequate orofram ever since u've git myself a new tablet! I will give this a try thanks!
Your taste in art is magnificient as well! I will definitely will make sure to check them out for future ref. I want to improve my style so i am in search nowdays.
Fantastic to hear, Artrage is a great program definitely worth giving it a go and having a play with all the tools. Many thanks
This looks amazing Phil!! I love the image from start to finish. Although it would've been cool to use the background of the image from The Bear series of the kitchen.
Thank you! Yup, I thought about changing it up more but was worried it would lose the flatness of Leyendecker's work if I added too much depth to the illustration. It could've looked cool though! Thanks again, really glad you like it. More videos coming soon. 🙌👍
loved this video!
Many thanks! More coming soon
Amazing exhibit of Leyendecker art in NYC earlier this year (focusing on coded/hidden homoerotic messages). Wonderful to see it in person at NYC Historic Society.
I bet! I'll hopefully get to see his work in person soon!
i am so glad i found you !
Thank you!🙌
Great!
Many thanks!🙌
Love love JC and Rockwell!
Same! Some of my favourites for sure, many thanks for watching 👍
@@philgallowaydraws I appreciate the history lesson too.
Thank you that's great to hear!
i need to study more leyendecker-i do love his style. also always been jealous of people who say copying proportion etc came easy to them-something ive always struggled with. this was lovely to watch!
Ahh thank you lovely to hear!
I still find it mind blowing to see how Rockwell and Leyendecker can just direct your eyes exactly where they want you to, everything from the coffee pot and pan handle to the drawstrings of the dudes apron to the folds of the shirt on the shoulder to the bottom left of the note and its shadow (ect..)
it’s all pointing directly to focal points where he wants you to look. The salt and pepper shaker as well as the man’s spiked hair at the front signal the end of the painting pointing up as a kind of “exit” for your eyes to wander off of the painting.
Like how in the actual hell do you just take all of these things into account when composing the image? I guess a good way is to try and remind yourself as often as possible like a mantra when doing this in your own images.
Great analysis! Yup he was a master at leading the viewer round the painting and to the areas he wants you to go much like the High Renaissance/Baroque Masters did. Thanks for watching and cheers for getting in touch🙌
@@philgallowaydrawsanytime! You did an incredible study I can’t wait to see more awesome videos!
Ahh thank you so much, lovely to hear! More videos coming soon 👍
@@philgallowaydraws can’t wait!🤘🔥
It was a big life. He had a posh studio off Bryant Park and a big house in New Rochelle, supposedly the model for Gatsby. Beach, his boyfriend was a very controling person who cut him off from his friends and family until they two lived in total isolation. Invitations went out to his memorial but by then beach had alienated so many people that only N Rockwell and Leyendecker's sister attended.
Leyendecker is one of the greats.
He is indeed!
you are so good ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!!🙌
This is really cool and now I want to watch The Bear as cooking is my other hobby. I have Artrage, too, though I use Krita more. I should try some more stuff with Artrage if it can do this.
Thank you! Definitely watch the bear, amazing show but does make me hungry! The best thing to do with Artrage is experiment and have a play, it really is fantastic. I need to try Krita, so may review that in time too. Cheers again!
that def looks like it could be Leyendeker piece, the colours and the big hands are perfect. and so glad you included the tomato can, cant really create an artwork of Carmy without them😀 so glad its neem remewed for a third season, just hoping they can keep up with the character development without getting boring for some people
Thank you! Yup the tomato can had to be there!😂 I can't wait for the third season, same worries as you but was worried before season 2 and it blew me away so fingers crossed. Cheers again!🙌👍
yeah i thought they did a better job with the second season then the first, and the Christmas episode was great, love how they had it filmed/acted like most family events go, bickering and yelling but also a family together
@@fuzzydragons oh the Christmas episode was genius, so so good. Tense and stressful just like a family Christmas! Love Forks episode too, great character development. We'll see for season 3, I'll be tuning in!
Oh well this is beautiful.
Carry on…
Many thanks lovely to hear!! More coming soon 🙌
¡Genial!
Many thanks!
Great stuff!
Many thanks!🙌
I've seen several originals of Leyendecker a few hours north of me from Los Angeles, in Stockton (not Fresno), CA. They should still be there at the Haggin Museum. They were amazing, and you can view the details up close. I've also seen Rockwell originals (they're huge, like the size of a wall) and Mucha exhibit in the 90's. All amazing! Your tutorial looks great!
Oh I'd love the chance to see them. Next time I'm in America of if there's an exhibition in the UK I'm there! Many thanks!
I'm an illustrator who lives in the area you mentioned. Just looked it up, the Haggin Museum is in Stockton (unfortunately still 2 hours North of Fresno.)
@@andersonprimer oh sorry , yea Stockton. I always get it mixed up.
@@ryanodagawa Haha I was excited for a second to hear that it was nearby
good tut
Thank you!🙌
i love this piece!!! a fantastic study! Im not sure if you're looking for video ideas but i'd be very interested in a video on how you structure / draw your faces!!
Ahh that's great to hear thank you so much! Will definitely be doing a video about drawing faces soon! 👍
Amazing
Thank you so much!
Never really got into Art Rage after moving over to Rebelle, which I love and use for most of my work, but tempted to give it another go after watching this.
Great to hear! Definitely worth a go, I've pre-ordered the new Rebelle 7 so will be checking that out for the first time. Many thanks 👍
@@philgallowaydraws I love the oils and watercolours in Rebelle.
Hi Mr Phil! Are your brushes avaliable for download?? The sketch one even for a sketch looks so nice!
And this video is a fantastic idea! we need more tutorials like that!
Thank you so much. The oil paint brush was the stock Artrage brush just tweaked in the settings on loading and no thinners used. The Daub pencil brushes I'm not sure if they are still available. If you Google Daub brushes Artrage you can find them on gumroad but I'm not sure if the link still works and I don't want to link it here in case it fails. The Daub pencil is good but the Artrage stock one would do fine for the prep sketch. Thanks again!
Meeeeessi!
Thank you for the wonderful Video!!Can you Show us your artist Setup, The device you are using. Just starting with digital art and Love the Way your Desk is Organized. Greetings From Germany😊🎉
Massive thanks! I will definitely be doing a video on my set-up, desk and studio in the near future but for now the device I was using is the Surface Studio 2 running Artrage Vitae (which is half price at the moment!). I used my old iPad pro to have reference images up on it and for music whilst I worked. Thanks again, lovely to hear! 🙌
@@philgallowaydraws🥰thanks so much for your Message!!Have a lovely evening. Looking forward to your videos😊
@@colletteausnrw4750 you're very welcome, you too! Finishing some client work this week then getting the next video out soon. Thanks again!🙌
Amazing work! I have a feeling your channel is going to be huge. With all this AI art uncertainty it's a breath of fresh air to see such a strong style. I definitely saw the Norman Rockwell influence in this art and I had never heard of Leyendecker before. Glad I found this!
That's amazing to hear and means a lot thank you so much! Keep an eye out for a Rockwell one soon ......
Splendid job on this piece. I couldn't agree more with your appraisal of the show. I have two tattoos inspired by the Bear; one for each season. Do you sell prints of your work?
Thank you so much! A lot of people have been asking about prints, will definitely look into it in the new year and may well do a limited edition run of prints of this. Cheers again, lovely to hear others as passionate about the show as me!👍
You emulated the style very well! It’s also interesting to see a man who has a bit of a weaker chin rather than a chiseled jaw line
Is that my chin or Carmy's?😂 Thank you so much, lovely to hear!
@@philgallowaydraws no, Camry!! 💀 💀
I know!😂 Thanks again
You are also good but don't get me wrong he is another level. I've seen a lot of people who are trying to paint like him including masters but no, no one has achieved that. He is unique. Peace and Love ✌
Oh yes, I'm in no way trying to better him or even get close, that's why he's a legend and I'm merely paying homage and hopefully teaching a little and helping people more with digital art. He is indeed unique! Thanks though 👍🙌
Lovely work indeed ❤Could you list all the tools you used to paint?
Many thanks! Do you mean the brushes? If so it was the stock Artrage oil brush, with loading at about 9-11 and no thinners. Round tip brush and 50%stiffness I think. The pencil was from a set called Daub but I don't think you can get them anymore. The stock Artrage pencils work just fine for sketching in. Hope that helps!
@@philgallowaydraws thank you so much for this! Very helpful ☺️
8:40 Same reason I don't use any of these methods. Everyone's drawings look very similar and it feels like I'm doing Math or something I have to memorise. I just observe and make lines until it's correct.
Totally each to their own and whatever works for people is cool with me but it never seemed to make sense in my head. I follow certain rules or guides sketching things but generally use my eye and tweak until right like you. Definitely don't like using digital tools to move things or resize, feels very unnatural and one more step away from 'real' mediums. Thanks for watching 🙌👍
Great work. Any chance this piece is available to purchase online, would love to put this on my wall?
Many thanks! Yes I may do some prints of it soon. I'll keep you posted but also keep an eye on my website www.philgallowaydraws.co.uk Once I meet the threshold to link my shop on TH-cam I'll set that up too. Cheers again, so glad you like it!
I wanted to ask, what is the desktop computer you use?
I like that it can switch it’s position for drawing.
It's the Microsoft Surface Studio 2, it's lovely to work on and runs smoothly.
Awesome illustration! Very inspiring, how long did the painting take you in real time?
Ahh that's great to hear thank you! Hmm not too sure, but looking back through the edits it must have been about 6 or 7 hours. I usually work a tad quicker, but took my time on it as had spare time to make the video and wanted to get it bang on. My next one is hopefully coming in a day or two (had client work this last two weeks!) and was much quicker coming in at about 4 hours. Cheers again
Leyendecker: A gay Icon!
wow what skills!
can I ask something? Do you work in this position 0:50 or did you change positions later?
Thank you so much, lovely to hear! Do you mean my seating and screen lowered position? If so yes I sit generally like that, maybe pull the surface screen towards me a little and tilt it fully flat but always resting my wrists/elbows on the desk pad as they are a lifesaver for numb and aching joints! Let me know though if that's not what you meant. Thanks again!🙌
If I have to start learning digital painting on your page, where should I start from for Art rage Vitae? I'm doing fairly well with pen on paper but I have a couple of ideas I want to bring to life I the digital space.
Just have a look through the longer process ones would be the best starting point, the main thing to do is experiment and have fun, not to worry too much about the end result initially. Wishing you the best of luck with it!
omg tysm! ( ı wanna eat ur arts)
Thank you so much!
Nice video! What device are you working on? It looks interessting. I work with an Wacom Intous + Macbook or on an Ipad pro with Procreate. But I think about to get something like an Cintiq or something that is a little bit cheaper :D
Many thanks! This was created using a Surface Studio 2, the folding down screen in the video. Awesome to work on and very flexible depending on usage. I use an iPad pro from time to time with procreate and have a surface laptop studio for when I'm traveling. I've never used a cintiq, keep me posted what you choose and how you get on! Cheers again 👍
I love the painting/drawing experience on the Ipad. Normally I draw and ink on the Ipad in Procreate and color it in Photoshop on the Mac. But drawing/painting straight on a big screen would be the next step for me. I'll have a look on the Surface devices. Keep up the good work :). @@philgallowaydraws
Knew about Leyendecker for about 5 years but just now found out that he's gay!!! +1 for the team :)
Idk why but this artstyle made me geel some typaway
In a good way? Hopefully so!
Absolutely stunning illustration! I've never heard of Artrage before, can You make a comparison to Clip Studio Paint? I'm using that for years, mainly because it's lightyears ahead of PS when it comes to brush simulation, but I don't like the interface.
Ahh many thanks lovely to hear. I'll be honest I've never used clip studio paint! I found Artrage and kind of stuck with it as it suited my style of work so well. I'll have to give it a try soon, got the new Rebelle 7 pre-ordered so will video my reaction to that soon too. Thanks again!🙌
@@philgallowaydraws Looking forward to it! I don't have much experience outside of those two, as a windows user, I never tried Sketchbook Pro, or Procreate either, but CSP is kinda famous of it's "real pen-and-paper" feel, so I trusted what I've heard about it, and stopped experimenting. It also has a lot of panel-layout features for comic book artists, which I'm not, but it could be handy I guess. It's just something about the control panels I can't get used to. It's like it forces me to use multiple displays, because if I don't, I have to choose between having room to draw, or having everything within reach. It could be just me being bad at organizing the workspace. Anyway, great works! 🙂
@@TGerreGT cheers again. Aye I mainly stick to windows programs, but do use procreate on a few jobs. Never been into painting using Photoshop etc, felt too unnatural and digital. Definitely give Artrage a try, it's a bit dated in the interface but the paint is great. Looking forward to seeing how Rebelle stacks up against it as heard great things about it.
i think you should try Rebelle 6 by escape motion i believe you will love it
It's been on my watch list for a while, pre-ordering Rebelle 7 in a week or so and will make a video of me fumbling around on it! Thanks for the heads-up, it does look amazing!
i now wish the show was called "the amazing bear"
Would be very fitting!
I was wondering if he was mentor to Norman Rockwell - my earliest favorite artist as a child art student.
Very very similar in so many ways but also unique in others. I love Rockwell too, definitely will be doing a video on him soon. Many thanks for watching!🙌
As a gay man myself, I can tell you exactly why JC L made men's hands so big and detailed
😂😂 you are most likely right sir. Thanks for watching🙌