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I'm so glad to have found you~ I just recently purchased my first tablet and a beginner while I have been in the graphic design industry for more than 5 years and I regret not learning pentab because I was scared by the technicality of it. Your art style is just what I have always dreamt of achieving since my highschool years and I get to see your course here on YT. I'm so inspired~
Woah thank you so much for the explanations on top of the speed art. I've been stuck forever by not knowing where to add highlights/shadows and this helped me a lot. Took me a good 4 hours to re-create what you've done but damn I've learned a lot! It's so weird that randomly drawing strokes can create realistic rocks from far.
This video is useful with me. Thanks. And I have a question. How do you create the selection from second layer cliping mask for the main moutain at 4:16.
The techniques make total sense. The part I'm missing.... I have no idea how to sketch anything. I suppose that's the talent part that can't really be learned from any tutorial. Alas I was born without the talent.
Hey now! That's not true! The best solution to getting good at sketching is copying! Just copy stuffs. Look at things near you and sketch. Objects, trees, cars, photos, artworks, animes... Whatever you can lay your eyes on.. Just look at them And sketch them. Study them. Observe them. And repeat this every day. Spend at least 15-30 minutes sketching everyday. After a month or two, you'll see massive improvement.
@@gene1514 that's wonderful.. I don't know if you've been following pewdiepie's art progress. The guy started drawing, with zero art skills or knowledge, and he sketched every day for a year... And you should see his progress after 1 year.. It will blow your mind! He can now draw better than many artists out there. That can be you! I recently made 2 reaction videos on this and shared my take on the whole matter. Do check it out!
great tutorials! but I have a question, I've seen you are able to make adjustments to just one clipping mask, for ex: levels or hue without affecting what is below, how do you do that?? hope you can help me, I'm desperate
Thank you. Well when you apply a certain adjustment layer as a clipping mask on a certain layer then that adjustment will only affect that particular layer it's clipped on to. It will not affect any of the other layers below it.
@@TheGeekArtist yeah, the thing is, I made a clipping mask to make the brightest part of the stone, just like in the video, then I wanted to change the color balance of that clipped layer in which the bright strokes where made, but when I apply an adjustment layer, it changes the balance of the clipped layer AND the layers below it, in this case the whole stone, I'm using photoshop 2021 btw
@@juansebastianpacheco8014 okay I get what you mean. In that case you'll have to directly apply the adjustment to that layer instead of using an adjustment layer. You can do it from the image>adjustment menu or use the keyboard shortcuts for whichever adjustment you're using. I recommend that you duplicate the highlight layer and keep a back up just in case. Because unlike adjustment layers, this is a destructive change and can't be reverted. This is the easy method. The tougher method is to edit a mask with a clipping mask. That is, once you take the adjustment layer within the clipping mask, you have to edit that mask (white box) by painting black on thr area that's outside of the hilight. So what you can do is ctrl+select the highlight layer to get an accurate selection of the area. Then invert the selection using ctrl+shift+I and finally go the the adjustment layer's mask-white box and fill it with a black color. Now the adjustment will be visible only in the highlight area and not anywhere else.
I apply some noise in the end. You can do that from the option menu in Photoshop. You can also apply the noise to a grey colored layer and set it to overlay blending mode to get the grainy effect.
hello , i actually know the process of digital painting and have seen a lot of tutorials on how to do these but my main problem is that i can't select anything properly with lasso tool . i can't even paint with a brush properly . no line i draw is correct even with smoothing to 100% . I have huion hs611 and i am not a complete beginner to all this , i am just beginner to artworks . Can you help me ?
Hi. For starters, you can dm me some of your works on ny Instagram lage @tgathegeekartist and let me see if I can identify the problem and help you with some solutions.
Most of my tutorials are over 10 minutes as I like to go into the details and techniques. The handful of 1 min shorts are just for fun. I hope you'll find my other longer videos helpful.
Hi, I have a problem but dont know how to fix. When I’m using brush and hold Alt to eyesdrop the color, it doesnt change the color in foreground, it changes in background and I have to use key X to switch the position. Can someone show me how to fix it, please? 🥺
Hi, That's happening because up on the color palette area on the top right, you have probably selected the background colour instead of the foreground color. So every time you pick a new color it reflects in the background and not foreground. So you have to go there and click on the foreground color square 🔲 go activate it and switch it back from background. Hope this helps. Cheers!
Great guide, but it would have been even better if you'd gone through the actual steps (what to click, when to add a layer, the order of steps etc.) in more detail....its still too fast for beginners (lol).
It reminded me of the funds of the Coyote and the Roadrunner
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I'm so glad to have found you~ I just recently purchased my first tablet and a beginner while I have been in the graphic design industry for more than 5 years and I regret not learning pentab because I was scared by the technicality of it. Your art style is just what I have always dreamt of achieving since my highschool years and I get to see your course here on YT. I'm so inspired~
The no-zooming thing is a life saver
i can't express how thankfull i am, it really make me improve on digital art, thanks for sharing this with us!
Woah thank you so much for the explanations on top of the speed art. I've been stuck forever by not knowing where to add highlights/shadows and this helped me a lot. Took me a good 4 hours to re-create what you've done but damn I've learned a lot! It's so weird that randomly drawing strokes can create realistic rocks from far.
This tutorial is God-sent! Thank you!
you make it look so easy man, awesome.
I absolutely don’t know how to use PS so wish the video was a bit slower but I think it’s a great content for people that understand PS.
This tutorial is very helpful plz make more detalied videos... Love from India❤️
Great presentation, a lot of useful info and technique.
Really amazing 👏 u r talented person appreciated you,good luck 💙
This video is useful with me. Thanks. And I have a question. How do you create the selection from second layer cliping mask for the main moutain at 4:16.
This was so helpful thank you,
Your art is nice 👍😍, thanks for the tutorial🙂
That's a nice and descriptive video
Amazing yet simple to understand tutorial!! Just a quick question, what type of brushes do you use? I.e. for sketching, colouring, etc
In the description
Link to brushes: drive.google.com/file/d/1bC8x1zDkAy0tEyvcLYlnLbBsHOmkmN_A/view?usp=sharin
The techniques make total sense. The part I'm missing.... I have no idea how to sketch anything. I suppose that's the talent part that can't really be learned from any tutorial. Alas I was born without the talent.
Hey now! That's not true! The best solution to getting good at sketching is copying! Just copy stuffs. Look at things near you and sketch. Objects, trees, cars, photos, artworks, animes... Whatever you can lay your eyes on.. Just look at them And sketch them. Study them. Observe them. And repeat this every day. Spend at least 15-30 minutes sketching everyday. After a month or two, you'll see massive improvement.
@@TheGeekArtist thank you for your encouragement
@@gene1514 that's wonderful.. I don't know if you've been following pewdiepie's art progress. The guy started drawing, with zero art skills or knowledge, and he sketched every day for a year... And you should see his progress after 1 year.. It will blow your mind! He can now draw better than many artists out there. That can be you! I recently made 2 reaction videos on this and shared my take on the whole matter. Do check it out!
Amazing content brother well explained ❤️👌
Thanks .. very helpful video for me....
Beautiful😯😯
very good video!
just a quick question: how big is your image?
Thank you
stunning work and I found it very useful as a beginner!
Absolutely love the colors 😍
fantastic video
great tutorials! but I have a question, I've seen you are able to make adjustments to just one clipping mask, for ex: levels or hue without affecting what is below, how do you do that?? hope you can help me, I'm desperate
Thank you.
Well when you apply a certain adjustment layer as a clipping mask on a certain layer then that adjustment will only affect that particular layer it's clipped on to. It will not affect any of the other layers below it.
@@TheGeekArtist yeah, the thing is, I made a clipping mask to make the brightest part of the stone, just like in the video, then I wanted to change the color balance of that clipped layer in which the bright strokes where made, but when I apply an adjustment layer, it changes the balance of the clipped layer AND the layers below it, in this case the whole stone, I'm using photoshop 2021 btw
@@juansebastianpacheco8014 okay I get what you mean. In that case you'll have to directly apply the adjustment to that layer instead of using an adjustment layer. You can do it from the image>adjustment menu or use the keyboard shortcuts for whichever adjustment you're using. I recommend that you duplicate the highlight layer and keep a back up just in case. Because unlike adjustment layers, this is a destructive change and can't be reverted. This is the easy method. The tougher method is to edit a mask with a clipping mask. That is, once you take the adjustment layer within the clipping mask, you have to edit that mask (white box) by painting black on thr area that's outside of the hilight. So what you can do is ctrl+select the highlight layer to get an accurate selection of the area. Then invert the selection using ctrl+shift+I and finally go the the adjustment layer's mask-white box and fill it with a black color. Now the adjustment will be visible only in the highlight area and not anywhere else.
Hi, I have a question. How do you achieve the slightly grainy texture of the overall piece? Do you use some kind of filter at the end?
I apply some noise in the end. You can do that from the option menu in Photoshop. You can also apply the noise to a grey colored layer and set it to overlay blending mode to get the grainy effect.
Amazing🤯🔥
Which courses did you do in when you where in university or somewhere else? Where did you learn this?
very cool video
This is great
❤️🔥
Thank you for tutorial ❤️
Plz give your brushes ❤
So cool !
Awesome thanks!
Thank you
You're welcome. I hope you found the video helpful!
What program are you using in this?
I'm using Adobe Photoshop.
hello , i actually know the process of digital painting and have seen a lot of tutorials on how to do these but my main problem is that i can't select anything properly with lasso tool . i can't even paint with a brush properly . no line i draw is correct even with smoothing to 100% . I have huion hs611 and i am not a complete beginner to all this , i am just beginner to artworks . Can you help me ?
Hi.
For starters, you can dm me some of your works on ny Instagram lage @tgathegeekartist and let me see if I can identify the problem and help you with some solutions.
Do the rules still apply even when you aren't using Photoshop?
Absolutely
Where is that brush… I need it…
Pintas hermoso! Ojala estuviera traducido al español también.
Just found you channel and love the content but hope to see more longer video's because these 1minute video's are killing youtube.
Most of my tutorials are over 10 minutes as I like to go into the details and techniques. The handful of 1 min shorts are just for fun. I hope you'll find my other longer videos helpful.
Craaaaaayz
Hi, I have a problem but dont know how to fix. When I’m using brush and hold Alt to eyesdrop the color, it doesnt change the color in foreground, it changes in background and I have to use key X to switch the position. Can someone show me how to fix it, please? 🥺
Hi,
That's happening because up on the color palette area on the top right, you have probably selected the background colour instead of the foreground color. So every time you pick a new color it reflects in the background and not foreground. So you have to go there and click on the foreground color square 🔲 go activate it and switch it back from background.
Hope this helps. Cheers!
@@TheGeekArtist it works. You're the best, thank you so much
@@TheGeekArtist it works. You're the best, thank you so much
@@NguyenTuan-nt1ic awesome! Glad I could help. 😊
i hate the lasso tool system but it seems to be the only effective way. it just feels SOOOO SLOW
Compared to pen tool, it's a lot faster and convenient. Especially for random or organic shapes.
😍
May I ask what monitor size are you currently using?
My laptop screen is 15.6"
Great guide, but it would have been even better if you'd gone through the actual steps (what to click, when to add a layer, the order of steps etc.) in more detail....its still too fast for beginners (lol).
tf is the intro song name