How to painting an animation background 【sky&mountains】
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มี.ค. 2019
- How to painting an animation background
Almost animation production corporation is using when Japanese animation making.
They can paint a wonderful picture because of this paint and paper.
#ghibri #nicker #postercolor #backgroundart #animation
Painting is NICKER POSTER COLOR.(NICKER COLOUR CO.,LTD.)
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Paper is MUSE NEW TMK POSTER.(Muse Company Limited)
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Everyone else: Ok gotta find a great palette
Him: Fuck it I'll use the desk
この動画をありがとうございます✨とても勉強になりました
Beautiful
It's pure..
Woah dude amazingly flameez👍😃
So amazing art 👍😃
Yeaaaaaah ! A video from you ! :D
Amazing
Nice 😍
すごいです🎉
I guess keeping the paper moist is the key to getting such a smooth flat consistency with the paint?
That is so.
But NICKER paints use gum arabic, which creates more of this effect.
Thanks for the translation.
Es hermoso!
Beautiful! Is this the size that animator's/background painters use when they scan them into the actual animation program? I'm struggling with finding the specific size of backgrounds paper to use for my animation. Thanks!!!
Liked and subbed ❤❤
WoW
Wonderful 😀😀 I'm not an artist but i love watching someone paint.Especially Ghibli backgrounds.It inspired me to paint.but i know i can't do it 😭Those mountains are beautiful 🎉🙏
Thank you for watching.
Don't worry, if you watch this video a lot and practice with NICKER's POSTER COLOUR, you will be able to draw.
Oh but you can.
😍😍😍
I subscribed only because in the documentary about Kazuo Oga I saw a bottle of Nicker poster paint.
Thank you.
Yes, it is.
He also uses NICKER for all his animation work.
素直に上手いなぁと思う…(^_^)
Can you tell us how to mixing the color? Thank you.
Thanks for the VDO! I have always wonder how can the animator paint those beautiful background! May I ask whether you have to water the paint down before use? Or you can use it directly after squeeze it from the tube?
Thank you for watching.
The paint is watered down.
The ratio can be thicker or thinner depending on the picture to be painted.
Also, as you can see, I apply water to both sides of the drawing paper and paint while the paper is damp.
@@nickerenogu Thank you very much. That's very helpful!
3:36 kinda looks like a dragon sleeping body down
Will you be able to achieve close to the same effect by using Gouache instead of poster color?
Ergo Proxy I think you can achieve this kind of effect with acrylic paint or fine gouache.
How about poster colors?
Will that be a suitable substitute?
quit The Internet what about pentel poster color
Postercolor is almost the same thing as Gouache. Acrylic is different
@@madjidchouarbi3921 acrylic is not re-wettable so you'd have to use different techniques, but gouache is very similar to poster color. They're both more opaque and thick versions of watercolor.
What art medium are you using gouache, poster color, acrylic and what’s the brand name? Please and thank you.
This paint is an opaque watercolor paint.
In Japan, it is a product name called poster color and is also a gouache.
The brand is NICKER.
nicker-enogu.com/en/
th-cam.com/video/3OjJSJeYtfw/w-d-xo.html
Are you using hot pressed of cold pressed paper in this video? Thanks
I am using TMK poster paper of Muse co ltd. It is hot pressed.This paper is a brand called MUSE.
The paper type is called “TMK POSTER”.
www.muse-paper.co.jp/
I have two questions. I’ve watched this video so many times but I’m having a hard time using the flat brush to create the clouds. 1) how long do you let the tmk paper dry after wetting before adding paint? 2) is the flat brush you’re using for the clouds dry or wet? Thanks for sharing this amazing technique.
Thank you for watching and commenting.
It is hard to convey in words, but I will note my response.
1) The reflection of the water on the paper is just about gone. It is an image that goes from glass to frosted glass.
The time is hard to say depending on the environment such as temperature and humidity at the time of working.
2) First, erase the sky-colored paint with water.
After removing water from the washed brush with a rag, let the brush absorb the unwanted paint. After that, put white paint on the brush and add the color of clouds.
This video was taken many years ago.
At that time our filming and editing techniques were poor.
Please take a look at many of the videos we have published recently.
We explain more clearly.
@@nickerenogu thank you so much for this info! That’s very helpful. I have nicker poster paint, tmk muse paper and goat hair Japanese brushes - now with this info I’m ready 🙏
I’m in Los Angeles where it’s very dry so I think it’s drying quite quickly.
What are these pointy paintbrushes called?
Are they mop paintbrushes?
This brush is called “Namura Taisei-do”.
I use a flat brush and a brush.
A universal brush that is often used is called "SAKUYOU FUDE".
www.namura-tsd.co.jp/en/sp-selection-toko-en/
This is Japanese painting brush.
what brushes do you use i am really curious to know?
You can see it in this.
th-cam.com/video/3OjJSJeYtfw/w-d-xo.html
Lovely! Do you have tmk poster paper a3? I am not able to find it anywhere?
Thank you for watching and commenting.
The A3 size is probably not available unless you order it from a Japanese store.
Can you please send me the link from the store?
Thanks
www.sekaido.co.jp/store/77/
With A3 size, I would have to order it at the store and then go back later to buy more.
I wonder if this technique can be done with acrylics or is it only good for watercolour?
Even with acrylic, it's not impossible.
However, the working time is very limited.
When acrylic paint dries, it does not dissolve in water, so it cannot be modified as shown in this video.
Hi, what about the brushes, do you have a link for the kind of brushes they use?
This brush is called “Namura Taisei-do”.
I use a flat brush and a brush.
A universal brush that is often used is called "SAKUYOU FUDE".
www.namura-tsd.co.jp/en/
It can be purchased here.
zenmarket.jp/s/nicker
@@nickerenogu Thank you, did you work at Ghibli, you paint clouds just like those background painters do?
how long to wait after applying water to paper ?
I’m also wondering this. I think mine is too wet once I start.
what type of brush is this?
This brush is used in Japanese painting.
This brush is called “Namura Taisei-do”.
I use a flat brush and a brush.
A universal brush that is often used is called "SAKUYOU FUDE".
www.namura-tsd.co.jp/en/
How long does it take you to paint a picture like this?
about 60minutes
@@nickerenogu Hi, did you actually work for animated films in Japan?
How doesn't the paper warp as it dries?
Thank you for watching.
This paper is very strong and is a special paper that is always used in animation.
This paper is a brand called MUSE.
The paper type is called “NEW TMK POSTER”.
www.muse-paper.co.jp/
I wish NICKER POSTER COLOR would be available in Europe (Germany) :(
Oh no I will move to Switzerland soon. Is it best if I haul a lot of Nicker paints before I leave Asia? 😂
@@angeletteart I don't even know if you would be allowed to bring them in. In Switzerland, there are even different import regulations than in Germany. In Germany, for example, only 12 Holbein Gouache colours can be imported, as the others contain substances that cannot be imported into Germany.
@@mcksoulart2202 Oh my, thank you for the info!
Everytime i search painting they show digital painting
Whats the paper?
This paper is a brand called MUSE.
The paper type is called “TMK POSTER”.
www.muse-paper.co.jp/
Does anyone know what kind of watercolor paper he is using???
This paper is a brand called MUSE.
The paper type is called “TMK POSTER”.
www.muse-paper.co.jp/
Thank you very much I love your art and I am thinking about getting myself your poster colors
Is that Justin?
Thank you for watching.
No, it is not.
It is painted by a real Ghibli artist.
>draw
when painting xd
Why is mine so ugly :(
relatable D:
horror muisic