I tried drawing along with Ninomae Ina'nis to get better at illustration | Copy Drawing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มิ.ย. 2024
- I wanted to get good at illustration fast, so instead of doing art studies and practices, I decided to just draw along with one of Ina’s stream to try and absorb some of those god-like drawing skills. This video is a brief process of my attempt at drawing along with Ina, and some tips and techniques that I’ve learned along the way.
Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Wacom Intuos Pro
Ninomae Ina'nis' Stream: • 【DRAWING】 WAHooooo
Mentioned Videos:
✏️ I used Marc Brunet's brushes from this vid: • 🎨 MY FREE BRUSHES AND ...
✏️ Marco Bucci's video on color harmony: • Colour Harmony - 10 Mi...
My draw along attempt can be downloaded here:
📁 drive.google.com/drive/u/2/fo...
Timestamp:
00:00 intro
01:02 drawing start!
02:30 how to recreate ina's colors
03:26 drawing process
06:23 finishing touches
06:50 outcome & conclusion
Any questions? Feel free to message me:
🤔 / _tppo
Music used:
🎵 Undertale, Anno Domini Beats, Yung Logos - บันเทิง
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Drawing along with THE Ina? This man got some balls. Even some other professional artists have mentioned how quickly and effectively Ina works on paintings, you did a great job, catching up with her. Bless youtube algorithm for this one.
Lol even marine has says that Ina is a professional unlike herself because of her speed. To make a living as an artist you need to be fast and good.
Also depends on your style, if your style is quite simple and elegant to begin with then faster process is to be expected.
Can't be said if you do complex scenes with perspectives and insane details like other artists.
i agree with this ⬆️
3:56 Its because of this-
you should check out kuzuvine on youtube then, they make amazingly drawn illust just under 30mins
Thats actually quite an adorable idea, simply having someone draw with you the same time sounds like a cute thing to do
lmao you're right
There's a reason Bob Ross is still so popular.
Dating ideas for artists
@@amiinkles funnily enough that's exactly what happened with 2 of my friends that started dating each other
@@Samuel_Williams man they gon make another davinci
I like this kind of videos where the viewer and creator learn at the same time. I dunno, but it feels somewhat interactive. Keep it up!
right?!
also it feels amazing to learn from a video like this!
I believe this a better way of practicing because the person teaching is aware of how it is to be learning it, not only that but you can see in real time the mistakes he has made that you can expect to make as well and challenges you to solve the mistakes you've made yourself
profil-pic 10/10
Yeah, it makes me want to learn all over again after giving up for so long
I watched that live during the stream and I died when she said she was going to merge the layers. Jesus christ. People who merge layers are damn insane.
Fr 😭
I only merge the layers when I finish my piece lol
I'm so scared to merge layer... I make so many layers I could never
As an art noob, I can only assume she merges the layers at a certain point because eventually it becomes a hassle to have to swap between many layers and remember which is for what, so she saves herself more time by just merging them once she feels confident in the current results. It leaves less room for errors moving forward, as counterintuitive as it looks on the surface.
sheesh, im insane with her then
not even merging the layers, just doing it in one layer💀
2:04 Hello! I use PS to draw. I'm quite sure that Ina used here was a feature called "color lookup"! it essentially places several "filters" ontop of the image, changing the colour drastically. It is a powerful tool, as it can quickly help you set the mood for the piece, or simply build colour.
but she use clip paint studio tho
@@moonshardch.4351 I use both programs... and while Im not too acquainted with all CSP features as I've only started using it a year ago, the quick flashing of colours she used there reminded me of Color lookup, which might have helped the artist following along keep up quicker. I've seen it common for digital artists to switch between both CSP and PS- While I personally find Clip studio better for painting and rendering, as it has a more versatile brush system, I personally believe Photoshop is better for applying colour, or changing the image's values. I believed that might have been the case with Ina here.
If it isn't what Ina utilized, then let me rephrase the original comment as a recommendation of a feature that can help achieve a similar switching of "filters" to quickly change the ambience of the art you're working on. thanks for telling me !
@@KitKat-sv9qp I highly agree with you! I use csp to draw and color in grayscale, and ps to color and correct values. In these aspects, ps is better than csp, but not too intuitive as csp for artists.
Remember: Copying others’ art is not plagiarism unless it is posted without clearly stating that the work is not original and credits are not given. It’s actually a great practice method, especially if you’ve hit an idea drought. A good analogy I’ve heard is “The first few times you cook a recipe, you do it exactly how it’s written. When you get more comfortable you can start making your own changes.”
3:58 - ina used gradient maps and a blending mode. any additional blending modes would require a merge to commit the gradient map with that blending mode to normal color.
she has the ability to duplicate layers for backup but because she's her own client she can use destructive techniques.
ohh that makes sense!!
This channel is so underrated! I really enjoy the way you break down artworks :) In your last video, you also asked for artist recommendations. So I personally really love Ruan Jia, Feng Wei (c12), Huang Guangjian and Fenghua Zhong. All of whom often paint directly using only limited layers to amazing effect. I think breaking down some of their work would be a cool challenge. And there are a few process videos of them on TH-cam too.
Thanks for the suggestions! These artists are a bit crazy tho 😮 Might take me a whole year to break down one of their works hahahahaa
@@tppoart Man, this video is a work of art in itself, I almost died laughing. Great work.
@@tppoart Sketch with teoh is great if you want more sketchbook watercolor work to practice with aswell.
ohhh im gonna look at those artists!! thanks for this comment!
i love how you break things down for the average person and the techniques used thank you man fr for putting in the time to do this
bruh you make me realizes that ina is really amazing, drawing only for 3 hours but also entertaining chat is crazy. but youre also amazing, i rember i did 4 hours of works for a program of 15 minutes work because i have to do it while learning at the same time.
I mean, she is a professional illustrator who has worked with big titles like FGO for years so drawing while chatting comes easier to her.
@@ayan4697 Wait fgo? She was actually that big? Mind dropping her previous name?
@@izmif980 she also worked with Azur lane and Arknights before Hololive, so she really very well established as a professional artist. She only work with FGO for commissioned illustration, celebrating the 3rd Anniversary of NA server and a 4* CE 2022 New Year on JP. I don't know how to tell you properly because it is a forbidden knowledge....
@@izmif980 my comment got deleted, use google
@@belleboni2016 where'd u learn that from? Plz tell me the source
Your channel is so refreshing, it's so taboo to do these kinds of things without being labeled as an art thief. Amazing video!
Lol no, every single competent artists do this. Only noobs think that it's "tHeFt"
@@miaomiiao I'm not denying that artists don't do this, but to post and speak on it publicly, there's bound to be at least some amount of backlash. What I personally experienced was that there was lot of rhetoric about originality and uniqueness in style so there was a lot of added pressure. And I'm assuming by noobs you mean internet trolls or in my pov users policing the art community on what is considered creative property. Perhaps it also depends on the intention of the artist and the viewer too, if copying is an issue of breaching creative property rights or a tool for artists to expand their creativity.
@@kshksh5033 by noobs I mean beginners. People that have just started have warped ideas about how and what to draw in order to improve. One of those is “never copy,never reference!!!,,1111” which makes them stay permabeg forever.
i think it’s kinda accepted that it’s okay to do this among artists, just as long as you don’t trace it, profit off of the work and you give credit. most are called out because they break those three things. i agree tho some people tend to be really weird and call out anything as theft lololol. i once gave reference recommendations to a new artist who was struggling and she was like “iSnT tHaT tHeFt?!?!????!?>!!”
"i didnt expect ina to summon a rough out of nowhere" definitely gonna use that line somehow
The reason this video is so good is because you went out of your way to make sure that even people like me, who know absolutely nothing about art, could understand what you were doing. Bravo!
Artists like Ninomae scare me, you blink and suddenly she is so far ahead in the illustration and you´re left wondering "how did she do it?"
It's important to note that Ina uses Clip Studio Paint, so there may be things that are different in terms of technique or tools. But the fact you were able to improvise using Photoshop shows that you already have a good grasp on the fundamentals and the tools you are using. Great job on the finished painting! I really appreciate your videos and I wish your channel existed way back when I was younger. :D
You deserve more recognition... you've got skills, humour and patience(since you like drew for 10 hours?!) but seriously bro you deserve more✨
Honestly your video just popped on my recommandation and boy, this channel is GOLD ! Coming from analog art (went to art school), went into digital art (self taught) a few years ago I wish there was something like your channel back then, all the techniques, tips and analysis you make are more than useful ! Seeing all the beautiful pieces of art all around the internet one can only wonder : "HOW THE F, is this made ?!" Sure, videos of said artists are posted online, but they're only showing their stuff. You're analysing / eteaching / explaining / de-mystifying the way to do it. Any intermediate artist that has their basics done, should watch your vids, even the more experimented one for exposure to other art techniques ! Can't wait for more, as it's very entertaining to watch as well ! Good job ! Liked, subscribed and notifications on for you sir.
Thank you! ❤️
"What? , I made this?, how.."
Exactly what I say when I do a copy study 🤣
I absolutely had a blast watching this video, having to draw with your oshi while trying to break down their techniques and color theory in real time is a good exercise as an artist.
This is Ina, an art God.
True
edit: Really amazing idea! I'm so excited to see how you do, and looking forward to the tips you will share... Good luck!
5:10 one correction though, she paints at the speed of darkness
So underrated. These follow alongs are so valuable thank you!
Your channel is a gem for art studies! Love it :)
This was pretty fun to watch, I loved the tips and commentary! I'm going to try this out, as always your videos are lit 🔥
This video is really good! You way to break down the steps so everyone can understand is great!
Dang, this video is so good! Also great idea to paint along with literal gods, so every little progress feels super rewarding.
I love how you break downs the artwork of the Gods to teach other artist. Thank you!!
Ps: pls make more Ina content
You are so casually funny and you inspired me to try and do the same thing you did, which really helps with art block, so thank you, I'm now a loyal subscriber!
I find it insane how good both of you are I mean you even being some what close to inas level insane good job
I love your content and how you articulate your process and show how exactly each layer works!!!! Looking forward to seeing more of those case studies, they are incredibly helpful!!!!
love this learning thru follow along with another artist's stream - paired with analysis it's just a wonderfully modern way of learning!
thanks! 😊
I'm really glad youtube recommended me your channel, your videos are very quick and concise but also very informative despite their short durations. The fresh light comedy mixed in helps me stay focused as well. Can't wait to see more videos from you :)
My God this is so inspirational and very useful. I ma start drawing along my fav artists too
Yooo wtf I love your channel! So glad I found it 💕 Ive been wanting to follow along with Ina as well so finding this kinda prepared me for what to expect. Had no idea how to use gradient maps before so thank you for showing me the light!
wow this is amazingly well done, also drawing along with Ina without pausing is like battling Suisei in Tetris. Thank you for the drawing tips too!!
your editing skill and directional of video is god tier too.
This video is great. It was so informative but also very funny. i was cracking up at the gradient map part. Thanks for all your hard work!!
Im really amaze on your effort in making content like these, I'm sure more people will be interested to watch your videos in the future. specially to some who don't have knowledge where to start or don't have access on tutorials and only just by relying on their observation skill to study their fav artist.
Wow! That turned out INSANLY better than I expected! Well done man!
As someone who doesn't do any form of art (I have tried but I suck and am confused all the time lmao) this was super interesting and inspiring, starting off seems so overwhelming with all the tools and programs but the way you broke things down helped a ton to generally understand what is going on throughout, also thought following along with someone was a smart way to force yourself to problem solve and learn new techniques, all around great video :D
I love this kind of video format!!
alright that was more interesting than I expected! also I didn't know ina until a few minutes ago, but not only is she talented but she's blazing fast like it's not even funny. So really good job on your practice and the explanation and thought process was very valuable, very underrated video!
Thanks buddy keep up the good work and don't feel bad, Ina's speed is just insane from what I can tell
What an amazing vid to find while she's on break!
Holy hell! This is what I needed. Thank you!
Keep marking videos like this, this kinds of videos is what defines your channel.
This is actually such a cool exercise that I didn't think abt at all
You an OG for making these videos. I drew along with Artgerm once and even though he provided the lineart and it was only coloring I almost broke my fingies, so props to you.
We all want to be at a certain skill level to be satisfied, but will we ever be satisfied as artists? Why do we want to skip the process that's going to stay the same just higher up?
Don't be like Diavolo who only wants the results. What we really need to do is earn money to support ourselves along the way. Even while I'm typing this my monkeh brain tells me
"make draw fast, good art". We're all in this together but sometimes it still feels lonely. The thing that calms me down the most, is when people I admire are as frustrated as I am sometimes.
Keep making cool videos amigo.
It's easy to understate how good Ina is at coloring.
Good on you!
Thanks for sharing the file my man .... this awesome work made into my wallpaper slide
Your channel is way too underrated, you derserve more subscribers, your videos are so helpful, the editing is great, and are actually fun to watch
"I want to draw like Ina one day."
Me: Same friend, same.
first time am actually watch someone draw you really got my interest ty amma try it too even my skill is bad : )
good job. ina is a very amazing artist.
this just feels like the mosts pleasant way to learn art
an Art Person and A Legend.
i like your videos
it helps me understand art more, despite my long years learning this and that, it is so simple to watch a man with a doge mask break down anime art on youtube
definitely subscribing
oh my God! you deliver it in a funny way.. love it!! You just got a new subscriber!!
to me, that looks like a masterpiece
your drawing is good. really good. but side by side to Ina's I'm just blown away but how good the girl is.
inspired me to do something similar. gread vid my man!
Did so well I love it
woah, the coloring is really cool
Well, that's a nice practice exercise. I'm gonna try it out someday.
ninomae ina'nis is such an amazing drawing, and i respect her
I love this idea. Very cute, too. Shoutout to you, shoutout to Ina
I honestly think I might like yours better. Seriously good job mate!
huh
this is actually a really smart method..
Almost makes me wanna get into drawing again
Ive been watching this stream in particular because of the more painterly style which i like (because lineart is a huge pain) and i was suprised that you also did a breakdown on this.
Great video as always, keep it up!
YOU DESERVE MOREEE..!!!
Great video and great painting! Keep it up :D
I learn so much from you. You'd never know how grateful I am to you
Also I find it hard to believe u when you say you have trouble with anatomy, hair and clothing. Wow
This is kinda like master studies but you can watch the master paint. Really cool! The forms and everything look really accurate! I think as Ina goes on she adds more contrast and color to her image. She starts off with a relatively grey piece and changes the colors to be more saturated, along with adding more shadows and distinct highlights. I think raising the contrast slightly and adding a few more darker shadows and highlights would really bring the practice study closer to the original. Changing both your pieces to black and white can help with controlling the value of your drawings. Thanks for sharing your findings with us!
2:08 that live screen at the bottom left... subscribed.
Also really good job, it turned out quite well!
The video is very helpful…keep it man ..u did a very good job ..😊
love your content !
your painting actually turned out really well
Subscribed. Thank you for the step-by-step explanations, as always.
I actually have another Sensei in the realm of gods whose art I'd like to be broken down. The name's Liduke. Actually, my art God trio was Liduke, ASK and 幻象黑兔. Seeing you breaking down ASK-sensei's art is what made me subscribe, and I'd love to have similar videos ! Keep it up !
Ina would be proud!
I do art while watching Ina's art stream quite often, it gives you entertainment while drawing 👌
The explanations are so good, just for the monkey brain too! From monke to monke. This was very fun and educational!
Really like your video style!
This video made me admire her more
Very nice!! I subs for the attempt 👍
haha love the attempts and just accepting the Ls along the way im so glad to find ur channel
also this is why i avoid the painty styles so often bec it just takes so much of my patience and ive only done a face
and u summed up those 10 hours into fucking 8 minutes holy shit dude props to u
you're so underratedddddd
keep going!!
I have been struggling so much with doing my own thing that i never thought to try to just draw along with someone. I guess i should watch more holo art streams
Wow. I mean I already know Ina is a great artist but watching this vid made me realise she's greater than I thought
im in love with your channel
Blessed video to keep takodachis strong while Ina Ina break.
Literally, the inspiration i needed to work on art, thanks a lot man. Your piece turned out amazing!
my brother in christ, I am late to the show
you were impressive!!! Ina's a beast herself, so the fact that you kept it with her for that long!
Cute!!
This kind of challenge will definitely help me learn to draw better 😆 though it would be stressful for me since im not that good with coloring
ورب الكعبه أسطوره بتعلم منك كثير الفتره الجايه بما اني بديت اتعلم 🔥🔥🔥
Saw this from the suggested videos and thank you!! I've yet to master shading or proper brushes to use or settings. I can only run SAI for now and I basically draw like 15 yrs ago deviantart level. I have CSP but it feels laggy for now but the assets do help and you be spoiled.
thats something ive never tried but i think it's a really good idea for beginners and people (like me) who get discouraged real fast because they have 0 faith in themselves and struggle to trust the process haha, also i think having someone draw "with you" can motivate someone quite a lot.
after all how many time i watched a fantastic artist draw something that lit up my inner fire then tried to draw something random and ended up never finishing that project because i got unmotivated or told myself it's garbage... and im sure im not the only one lol
the gradient thing is so fucking smart my mind is BLOWNNNNNN, tysm for this!
while this was informative and I greatly appreciate the sharing of technique
I also like the levity your brought to it; learning can be intimidating so it is helpful to smile/laugh every now and again
this turned out so good!! if i may offer a suggestion, pay careful attention to the values next time you draw. darkness is important!
I saw that Marc Brunet drawing I'm not blind lol I love you sm
Marc brunet is the goat