Demo #9 - Kung Fulio part 1
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Trent Kaniuga shows the entire process of taking a drawing from start to finish in photoshop and corel painter. Check out some of these tips and tricks to improve your own digital painting skills, or just watch the piece come together while Trent talks about the thought process of creating such a piece, and shares insight into how to succeed as an artist in the current generation of game development. To find out more about Twilight Monk, or Trents other works, visit:
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I know this video is old now, but I just found it and I have to say - as a beginning illustrator, watching your process is fascinating! You don't see many artists who render right on top of the same layer over and over and play with shapes the way you do and I love seeing it! It's good to see professionals who aren't afraid to be messy and paint on top of things and play around until those pieces feel right. Thanks for everything you share!
I love how your videos are so timeless! Everything you said in 2013 is just as relevant 8 years in the future.
So glad this appeared in my recommended.
Just noticed this was uploaded in 2013. Always loved drawing and I want to get into digital artwork. What an influence and probably the most rewarding 40min video I have ever had the pleasure to watch on TH-cam. Thanks for sharing!
I remember many years ago, when I watched Trents channel for the first time (this was his first video I ever watched ) and I was sitting in my bedroom, my passion for art reignited ...than i played it for like 50 times again :D haha. Thx Trent!
I think the long video and commentary is awesome. I am watch for the start to finish. The commentary along the way is great too. That you bother to do this is great too. It would have been like getting to watch Stan Lee draw and talk about his work. I'm very excited about these sessions. Thank you so much!
*OH*. Not even thirty seconds in and I've already learned something that will help me immensely in the future. I've used a character style sheet before, but usually just as a png that I put to the side as a quick reference for later. I can't accurately express how hard I facepalmed over not thinking about that. Seriously, thank you. I'll watch the rest when I'm awake, but I appreciate the effort you've put behind explaining your process. It's helpful to people like me who aren't up to your level yet. (As I'm sure you know, but seriously, thank you.)
I recently started following your channel, and I’ve found myself watching all of your older videos just as much as your new ones. Love your stuff man, love your guides. I recently got an iPad 2019 with an Apple Pencil, I got procreate, photoshop sketch and sketchbook, I’m ready to rock with you man, keep up the amazing videos!!!
Watching you create this from nothing was a revelation. Definitely clicking on Part 2... I believe I have the fortitude to do so
Trent as somebody trying to bust into the industry as a Concept Artist I have to say your video's are the best thing. Between you and Marc Brunet I get so much inspiration. Thank you so much for what you do!
Ketsuya terrada is the artist referenced at 36:00.
Not many people can pull of these long videos . But your offering a wealth of info . You should make more of these. If the likes' are any indication; these videos are useful.
Also, do you have all your custom brushes, and presents , colors, etc for download ? And, are you using a Intuos Cintiq , or Pro ?
And are you able to draw a very detailed Marvel character. I was thinking Magneto ,Venom or Spiral .
John Remnant his brushes are on the gumroad page in this video's description if you have noticed
And there is no Intuos Cintiq
He uses a intuos pro M and the other tablet type is just simply called Wacom Cintiq :p
and for the info if people might not find him, his name is Katsuya Terada
its really helpful to watch videos like this. sure you can learn a lot by watching someone draw with just music, but commentary really helps point out certain things you wouldnt have noticed otherwise. THANKS!!
Love the energy and tone of hues!
I'm not sure how long I have looked for a video like this that actually covered things that where so beneficial to me that I watch the entire way through! Thank you heaps
Liked, faved, subscribed! :D
Just discovered your channel. I really enjoy listening to artist give commentary while seeing the work take shape. Longer videos will always get my vote. Thanks for all of these.
This is one of the most impressive things I've seen in ages!
Thank you for doing some of these videos at a slower pace with commentary. While I do enjoy the really fast speedpaint, this type of video is what i learn the most from.
Dude, I didn't know Jack Black had an art channel. That's awesome.
bob jones You found me out.
That's what I was thinking !!
Kinda sounds like Spike from Cowboy Bebop to me.
This is one of the best stuff I have seen on TH-cam. Thanks for the video!
My advice would be to start out small man. Don't overwhelm yourself with expectations. Focus on enjoying the exploration. There is no time frame, there is no goal. Just get comfortable with it. If you're used to working with paper, maybe you should try just using the pencil tool in Corel Painter. It handles similarly to working with a real pencil. Then level up by using the blending tools to get that real paper smudge look:) Stick with it man.
I mostly emulated a lot of other artists in my early years. Now I can pretty much dissect most artists techniques, but draw however I want depending on the piece and what my intention is. I study the real world, and films, breaking down and emulating what I see when I like something in both visual understanding and storytelling.
When I switch to Corel Painter in the video, I'm mostly just using the digital watercolor brush which paints over the same layer as the lineart. But sometimes I'd have a new layer to paint over everything, lines and all to clean up stuff.
omg i just watched the whole thing.....soooo gooooooodd lots and lots of interesting notes, looking forward to the rest
Thanks! Tune in for the next video where I will expose all of the industries digital art tricks! Hah Hah.
Awesome work, I really like these lengthy videos talking about process. Keep up the great work!
Have you ever tried a program called "mypaint"? It's free and pretty simple to use. I think it's also less demanding on your processor than photoshop.
love this, thanks for doing these videos, looking forward to part two. Would love to learn more about creating brushes and tweeking thier settings . Again just awesome.
Omg I looooove long process videos; thanks so much for sharing!
This is awesome Trent! Love the longer video and hearing thought on the process as it goes along. You mentioned old stories, I for one , would love to hear some old war stories from either comics or working in games. Also thoughts on the process are always great. Thanks for the awesome video and keep the longer videos coming! They are amazing
Love this so much! The art is great and most of the things you say were spot on to me. Just awesome stuff. Had me a shitty week last week, and one of te things I do to calm myself down is to watch drawing videos. This one worked like magic! Thank you, Trent.
I really like that you're not tied down to just one particular program.
Part 2 is coming soon. I just finished the VO.
yes!!! more of these kind of videos, cant wait for the next one, thank you for doing longer video and explaining your processes and also
finally found an artist with this style and with this attitude to budgetting.
Wow, you just inspired me a bunch. I've only designed a couple characters with my bamboo pad, and I always felt like I could do a lot more with it. I learned SO MUCH just from watching this. Thanks!
By the way, the piece looks fantastic, keep it up man!
I enjoyed this. Your talk made me feel great about art and how to deal with problems when your down, Thanks man ! :)
This is freaking amazing. I like your sense of humor too.
Really nice demonstration! I've watched the whole thing twice already and am looking forward to the next part. I like the long video format, btw.
just watching the magic happen with this piece was very inspirational, very talented ^.^ def want to see more of your art !
Thanks! Don't get frustrated man. Just do it for the fun of it, and don't try to compete with your art. Do it for the love of it, and the skills will come to you.
Hey Trent. Your videos have given me a lot of inspiration. I'm working on a trading card game, and I have to design a ton of characters so thanks for all your wisdom.
Please keep making this videos!
I've seen a lot of tutorials and "making of" but you are the most cheerful artist so far.
I love your approach to cg-art and hope that some day I will have as much fun as you while drawing :) !
Thank you for this !
Hey man! great stuff! can't stop watching all your videos. Love the commentary and the drawing content. Really helps me through my own work and drawings and i learn a lot
i love the narrative. really helps me out in character development
I highly enjoyed everything about this video.
Hey Trent, I'm Joshua I've started my comics since 2011 and i've been advancing my art as well trying to do most things on my own to build my portfolio. I really appreciate your vidz and i'll be uploading my vids as well. Great vidz and inspiration!
Truly inspirational brother. Thanks for uploading this.
Amazing character concept and techniques! Thank you for the in depth sort of tutorial. I found it very informative. You add so many details it's unreal. I have started a series of elves but they are not digitally made. Because I don't have the proper skill to do them digitally.
I accidentally found you. Your work and thought process has made me really think about how I need to go forward. Im currently at an impasse as an artist. Thanks.
I can see the Yoshida. LOVE IT!
For some reason I never thought to make style guides to actually pull assets from. I always hesitate to design detailed characters for comics because I think, "this will be really annoying to draw more than once." I'm super inspired to try this approach and beef up my designs now!
You have a good voice for these kinds of videos. Usually people bore you to death, this was a great video!
Hello sir, I am an Aspiring digital artist and this is the first video i have seen from you. I have some experience with digital art but I still feel that I am not well grounded yet, I love how dynamic and balanced your work is and thats something I have trouble with. I will watch all of your videos and hopefully your talents can rub on me :) - you've got yourself one more subscriber!
This is the first video I watch for you. I love your commentary. Just subbed and I'm about to watch part 2. =)
Amazing stuff, man! I just sort of stumbled upon this video, and it's so cool to see how much you've grown as an artist since Ghost Rider, and especially since Creed. I love the commentary, too. Hearing you talk about techniques, your personal experience...it's just endlessly entertaining and inspiring. Thanks for posting!
Agreed! Thanks for the info about the Intuos Pro.
Holy crap that end result. At first I was like "why is he leaving so many openings in his linework?" then I saw all the details. Safe to say I learned something.
sensei, i give you my respect.
Man I gotta say I hit a major wall in my art. But five seconds into you video seeing you rough in your character made something click. Thanks for the vid and the awesome advice!!!
Dude this is awesome. I stayed till the end and absorbed everything single information you shared. Please do more of these. Just some wild guesses here but I can see bits of influence you had from Terada Katsuya with the lines here and Akihiko Yoshida with a lil' bit of the colors. Terrific work :D
Looks flippin' flappin' amazing. Inspiring.
Tutorials man ! I'm in love with the way you draw !
how do u learn poses and things? what do u recommend? do u just come up with all the detial in ur mind?
badass skills. can't believe he doesn't have more subs!!!
Ucan Draw three years ago, you asking how to draw.. and here you are now with a drawing channel with over 50.000 subs... awesome progress sir!
Awesome content, keep it up sharing your experienced..you totally "INSPIRED" us.
Saw this as a recommendation and now subscribed :D
I learned a ton watching this! I especially like your attention to each detail and how you bring different colors into the various elements. Plus the emphasis on bounced light looks really good(something I have yet to work on myself). I haven't seen any of your work since snowman, so I can see how much you've progressed and this piece is blowing my mind! I'll definitely be on the look out for more of your videos! Subscribed!
Wow. I haven't worked on anything Snowman related in years. That was Matt Martins project, and I only did a cover and a pinup. Thanks for the comment, and the positive feedback! I hope you still swing by, even though Im not the sandman dood.
This was eye and ear candy from beginning to end. I became a subscriber
12:07 It is 2023, and this is still great, timeless advice. 🙏
And also 27:14
Thank you so much for the video~ I'm in school for this sort of thing, and eventually I want to work for a gaming company following this line of work. This was such a great insight on the thought processes and the ideas that go into just a singular piece. I'm running to part 2 now and I've already skimmed through your blog.
first time watching a video of yours and I am hooked on your artstyle , commentary and overall traids.
you are a awesome artist and I am stoked to see more of your videos.
btw the video length is good , your voice is very nice to relax to.
Greedings from Germany !
Awesome line drawing dude, and the lighting is magic.
I emulated a lot of stuff, and still try to dissect other artists when Is ee something that I like. I think Im still working on my fundamentals. I seldom read how to books, but I enjoy watching other artists youtube videos.
This is just great! Very inspirational.
amazing work :D ! got really inspired from this video when I was on a artblock like half a year ago and now I got too see the video again and I look at my drawing and see how much they improved other the time just because amazing awesome people like you !! so yeah thanks a bunch I owe you a big one :) !
drawings* over* Xb
Yo man, thank you for uploading your videos. Your work is very inspiring. I'm all fired up to draw and paint again.
Dude.... This is sick... Your style is literally what i'm aiming for with my own work, wicked stuff man ill be sure to follow you!
Thats an interesting question man. If it's more stressful than fun? Well there are 2 kinds of stress. There's distress, which hurts your confidence, and weakens you, and there's eustress, which makes you stronger and increases your confidence. If you're playing basketball against pros, you're gonna get discouraged. Don't make art a competition. If you like something you see, try to emulate it. Don't put pressure on yourself and enjoy it. If you can't enjoy it... in any capacity then I say stop.
forgive me if someone already asked, but I noticed you start with some grey scale work before you started adding the color. Could you explain a bit how you made that trasition? Did you just paint over the grey scale, or did you use a layer effect to keep the grey scale values while adding the colors?
I`ve done a lot of experimenting with color layers, but never seem to get the colors to come out just as I want.
Think of gray scaling as the sketching of color. If you understand the grey scale of the image you have made then you are able to color things way easier.
hey man; you inspire me to push myself harder to get my story and graphic novel to get done.
Get industry experience as quickly as possible. If you want to be a video game developer, start making games, even if they're just mods or maps for unreal or something. Make the stuff that you want to make and get good at it. After that its just a matter of getting it in front of the right people.
dude, awesome video.
Can't wait to see more.
Thank you for posting such an informative video!
Really loving your process, man. I was inspired and was sketching at lunch in a similar vein. Really admire your ability to keep all the elements individually interesting, but still cohesive within the whole design so very well. I certainly struggle with that in my own work. Thanks so much for this.
Hey Mike. You helped me out when I was a fledgling artist at NetDevil. I've been watching your art for a long time. Thanks for the inspiration. Peace!
Are you aware that Holly's uncle, the one who worked on that children's book with you (Leon) passed away with cancer a while ago? Just wondered. Not very old.
Bamboo Creative is actually a really good budget one Wacom tablet that is actually about the same as the Intuos 3. It has really good pressure sensitivity and touch control and you can get a wireless kit to use it without the USB wire.
I laughed with you on "Some of the Knick Knacks, and Patty Wacks". 34:24
great vid can't wait for the next vid
Great video, learned a bunch, thanks! My own comic has gained a huge amount from what I've seen!
Watching this in 2020 and hearing him recommend ancient technology is hilarious
yeah, thats how "time" works.
'--I used to draw him with those short sleeve sweaters. I dunno, I was into those, I used to wear those, with leather pants. I know, don't judge man, it was a weird time for me. I was going to gothic clubs, and dating dominatrixes--' DUDE that's a story in itself! XD You could make a book out of that sentence alone.
Anyway, it's great to see a process like this a bit slower. It makes me feel better about sketching messily. I have a habit of trying to be too perfect on the first layer of the sketch. It's horrible. I'll end up spending an hour on what was supposed to be just a 30-second idea and end up getting too exhausted to move onto the shading (which is what I love the most). Thanks so much!!
It's a big difference. I won't work on any tablet or pen input that isn't Wacom Intuos or Cintiq.
Great video, watched all of it, with a really great result I'll be going to the 2nd part now.
I was wondering if you could sneak in a little more about these utility art pieces you have hanging around to make your work faster: It'd really help to know what exactly to stock up on in terms of character sheets and the like.
Order from the official Wacom site, or just go to best buy, or fry's electronics.
Maybe you want to go into game DESIGN? Designers create quests and balance enemy placement/combat scenarios. The job is different depending on the game type, but for the most part, Designers are the people that make the game fun, and artists are the people that make the game pretty to look at. I like to think that they both should work together to accomplish both objectives though.
great video love the art and life advice! keep making videos!
Really love your style
Tank you very much my friend, your videos is awesome!
it's weird, but just hearing you talk about how you don't know anything about color theory helped me think more about color theory. Liked, favorited, and subscribed, looking forward to more.
Nice video.. Lookig forward to check out you pencil kit :)
Young People have no Idea of the privileges they have in these modern days , just to look over the shoulders and see true professsionals at work .
Awesome piece
Out of curiosity (and not out of some fantasy that knowing will magically make my art better) what is the brush you used in PS for the linework?
omfg that is so beautiful!